Contract Rejection Would Set Stage for Strike CHICAGO, March 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- After two months of bargaining with Skyway Concessions Company, toll collectors represented by Teamsters Local 727 may be forced on strike if the company follows through on its threat of never paying a penny more than the Chicago Living Wage ordinance requires. "A company that has already raised tolls on the skyway 50 percent is offering poverty level wages to its employees.

By Gary Washburn, Chicago Tribune Feb. 13--Five of the seven airlines that operate at Midway Airport now have given the green light to allow the city to move forward with plans to lease the Southwest Side field to a private operator, officials announced Wednesday.

By Jeremy Gorner and Ryan Haggerty, Chicago Tribune Oct. 26--Drivers on the Dan Ryan Expressway used to bumper-to-bumper traffic probably thought they had taken a wrong turn this morning. Traffic was flowing. And flowing. And flowing.

By Ryan Haggerty, Chicago Tribune Oct. 26--Long-suffering commuters can at last enjoy the reconstructed Dan Ryan Expressway.

By Chris Mazzolini, Star-News, Wilmington, N.C. Jun. 28--Ask and you shall receive. At least that's the hope of regional transportation planners interested in building the $971.5 million Cape Fear Skyway.