CHICAGO -- Roadways, parking lots and some of Chicago's top tourist attractions will close when world leaders come to the city later this month for the NATO Summit. The U.S. Secret Service on Friday released what it calls its Security Restrictions and Transportation Plan for the May 20-21 summit, outlining a host of regulations for an area that stretches from O'Hare International Airport to downtown. The plan calls for intermittent road closures on the Kennedy Expressway, the main thoroughfare that connects the airport to downtown, between May 19 and May 21 to accommodate the motorcades of world leaders attending the summit. BLOG POSTS
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