Fire CTA President Dorval Carter, a new City Council resolution says
Twenty aldermen, including several progressive Johnson allies and other more conservative aldermen, have so far signed onto the resolution that also calls for Carter to resign.
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Here’s how Boeing delivery delays are hitting Chicago ahead of busy summer travel season
Southwest and American airlines are changing some service out of O'Hare, citing delays getting Boeing planes.
Airlines sign off on revamped plan for O’Hare rebuild, but express caution about the budget
United and American airlines issued statements supporting the plan Friday.
New Amtrak service to begin between Chicago and St. Paul
The new Borealis service will begin May 21.
Illinois lawmakers to propose merging Chicago area’s transit agencies, amid CTA complaints and looming budget woes
The proposal is part of a broader look at the future of transit, as the region's agencies brace for federal COVID-19 relief funding to start running out in the coming...
Gov. J.B. Pritzker says ‘evolution of the leadership’ needed at CTA
The governor's comments come as embattled agency President Dorval Carter looks to Springfield for solutions to a looming budget crisis.
The O’Hare rebuild is mired in negotiations and potential changes. Here’s how another airport finished construction.
At stake for Chicago is its status as a key air hub and a crucial driver of the city’s economy.
Protesters blocked highway entering O’Hare airport
Chicago's O'Hare International Airport said a protest on I-190 Monday morning might substantially delay incoming traffic.
CTA said more train service would be coming. Most riders will have to wait longer for that to happen.
The agency plans to regularly roll out updated schedules through the summer, as more rail operators are trained.
City proposes key change to O’Hare airport rebuild, after months of negotiations with airlines
The city wants to accelerate completion of the Global Terminal. Initially, the plan was to build two satellite concourses first.