City considers shifting O’Hare construction plans as report urges it to do so
A report released by the Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Development at DePaul urges the city to consider shifting its O’Hare rebuild plans around.
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SEIU looks to beef up CPS ranks amid dispute with teachers union
SEIU Local 73 filed a petition to add about 1,600 school-based Chicago Public Schools workers to its ranks. The Chicago Teachers Union contends some below with it.
Aurora roofing company VP called Black worker ‘slave,’ EEOC lawsuit alleges
The EEOC sued Rosemont-based Tecta America and its Aurora-based subsidiary Anthony Roofing in federal court in Chicago after failing to reach a pre-litigation settlement.
CTA, Pace awarded federal grants for hybrid buses
The grant will allow the CTA to buy up to 150 fully-accessible hybrid buses, the agency said.
Flying for Thanksgiving? Airlines say travel is back to normal after delays and cancellations earlier this month.
Travelers heading to O’Hare International and Midway airports this week can rest assured that a government shutdown-related national air traffic meltdown has been averted, airlines said.
Man accused of Blue Line attack ordered held on federal terrorism charge
A man facing a federal terrorism charge for allegedly dousing a 26-year-old woman with gasoline and lighting her on fire on a Blue Line train car was ordered detained while...
Man hit with federal terrorism charge for setting woman on fire on CTA Blue Line, shouts ‘I plead guilty!’ in court
Prosecutors Wednesday afternoon charged Lawrence Reed, of Chicago, with a single count of terrorism against a mass transportation system in an attack on the CTA Blue Line.
No service cuts, no layoffs and no fare increases: CTA board approves rosy-looking 2026 budget
An influx of about $142 million in revenue derived from the state’s mass transit funding bill will prevent any cuts and allow for some modest improvements at the agency.
Flying will get worse if government shutdown doesn’t end, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says at O’Hare
Duffy’s comments came the week after the FAA ordered U.S. airlines to cut flights to maintain safety as the federal government shutdown dragged on.
100 flights at O’Hare and Midway canceled Friday due to FAA order
Nearly 100 flights were cancelled at Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway International airports on the first day of flight reductions ordered by the FAA amid the ongoing government shutdown.