The Bus Priority Corridor Study will explore ways to make bus travel faster, more convenient, and more comfortable on five ...

A longtime purveyor of the dangerous practice in Chicago tends to agree, pointing to the deaths and injuries on the New York ...

Chicago police said the robbery happened around 3:46 a.m. on the Red Line train in the 200 block of West Garfield Boulevard ...

Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying three people wanted for robbing a CTA Red Line rider last ...

A long-awaited train connecting Chicago with the Quad Cities is a big step closer to reality after a massive transit bill ...

A look at weapons ICE uses in Broadview, Chicago By Bob Chiarito. Feds’ weapons: Since the start of President Donald Trump’s ...

Illinois lawmakers recently approved $1.5 billion in new funding for public transportation agencies “without large statewide ...

Authorities are searching for a missing Skokie woman who was last seen boarding a CTA bus to Chicago on Thursday.

Illinois lawmakers moved quietly overnight on a major transportation bill that could reshape how the state funds and manages transit.

Losers in the massive $1.5 billion package enacted to avoid the so-called “financial cliff” for mass transit are motorists, mainly those in the suburbs surrounding Chicago.

The bill establishes new oversight committees while generating $1.5 billion in funding without creating new taxes.

The Transit Enthusiasts, known for their field trips exploring local infrastructure, are advocating to protect local CTA ...