CHICAGO (AP) — The bicycle-sharing program that’s proven popular in Chicago is expanding to two suburbs.

Gov. Pat Quinn said Sunday that the state will invest $3 million to help add 700 Divvy bikes and 70 docking stations in Evanston, Oak Park and more Chicago neighborhoods next year. The cities each will contribute a combined $750,000 toward the expansion.

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