Each time someone boards a CTA bus or train, their chances of becoming a victim of or even witnessing any kind of violent crime that results in serious physical harm to a ...

Riders on CTA buses and trains have a low chance of being a violent crime victim, a Tribune review shows, despite high-profile crimes this year.

By Sharon Whitley Larsen Confronted with last year's government shutdown, many travelers had to scramble to redo their travel ...

Affordability will be a key political theme of the coming Illinois General Assembly as leaders signal proposals from health ...

The North+South Rail project launched an online survey examining travel patterns, proposed routes, ridership demand and costs ...

Hordes of federal immigration agents came into the city, and a new pope came out of it. Sun-Times and WBEZ journalists had ...

In these final days of 2025, we're taking a look back at the people and stories that moved Chicago over the past 12 months.

On New Year's Eve, Ald. Jim Gardiner said in a social media post that residents should "avoid" using the CTA "after sundown" until there are safety improvements.

A vicious shove on a Wicker Park train platform has now ended with a 12-year prison sentence.