Divvy

A man riding a Divvy bike was hit by a CTA bus Thursday in River North.
The bus was southbound about 8:30 a.m. in the 400 block of North Wells Street when the bike started traveling alongside it, according to Chicago police.

Video has surfaced that appears to show a young man methodically stealing a Divvy bike.

Chicago’s iconic Divvy bike-sharing service will celebrate its fifth birthday on Sunday with a big party at Maggie Daley Park.

NBC 5’s Kalee Dionne has the latest weather forecast.

Divvy bikesharing stations have become commonplace in Chicago, but a new art installation designed to evoke that image is turning a lot of heads.

A popular bike-sharing program is offering even more fare options for riders in the new year, the Chicago Department of Transportation announced Wednesday.

Despite a winter storm that closed schools, driver’s facilities, and other offices, a group of hearty Chicagoans showed some serious dedication to the art of getting around town.

The Divvy bike-sharing program will end Tuesday in west suburban Oak Park.

Mayor Emanuel announced a “Divvy for Everyone” program Tuesday, allowing Chicago residents with low incomes affordable access to the popular bike-share program.

Chicago’s five-time Stanley Cup winning team is partnering with the bike-sharing service for a social media campaign offering chances to win Blackhawks and Divvy prizes.

Throughout the contest period, five Blackhawks Divvy bikes will be on the run throughout the city.

Chicago cyclists will soon be able to Divvy further north, west and south, thanks to a major expansion.

New information from the Divvy Data Challenge showed that traveling through the city on a Divvy bike is often faster than using public transportation.