The Regional Transportation Authority of Chicago faces a financial shortfall, but it's less drastic than expected. Service cuts are inevitable without a bailout.

Police are looking for three male suspects in connection with a robbery on a CTA train in the Loop. The incident happened a little before 11 p.m. on Sept. 26 in the 100 block of W. Lake Street in the ...

The robbery happened on a train in the Loop's 100-block of West Lake Street, near the Clark/Lake station, on Sept. 26 around 10:50 p.m., police said. Police released photos of the two suspects and ...

Chicago police said three males robbed a passenger while aboard the train just before 11 p.m. on Sept. 26, in the 100 block of West Lake Street.

Federal budget director Russ Vought announced on social media that the money has been put on hold “to ensure funding is not flowing via race-based contracting.” ...

President Donald Trump's administration will withhold $2.1 billion for Chicago infrastructure projects, the White House budget director said Friday, expanding funding fights that have targeted ...

CHICAGO -- President Donald Trump's administration will withhold $2.1 billion for Chicago infrastructure projects, the White House budget director said Friday, expanding funding fights that have ...

A shortfall facing Metra, Pace and the CTA when COVID-19 funding runs out in 2026 has shrunk from an estimated $771 million to $202 million, the Regional Transportation Authority said Friday. But the ...

Significant service cuts are still expected on the CTA beginning in the middle of next year if state lawmakers don’t green-light additional funding.

Mass transit in Chicagoland will not see the draconian service reductions some had feared for 2026, because the huge ocean of financial red ink has shrunk to the size of say, Lake Michigan. Still ...

CTA, Metra and Pace have shrunken an expected $770 million budget shortfall next year to $202 million, agency bosses said at a special meeting called by the Regional Transit Authority.

Illinois unveiled a $50.6 billion plan to upgrade roads, bridges, transit, airports and rail. Gov. Pritzker calls it the largest in state history.