Brian Kane, chief of the MBTA’s public oversight board, has spent much of his working life pointing out the T’s problems.

Beginning January 1, the City of Chicago will ban unhoused people on the sex offense registry from seeking shelter on public transit.

The work of the new Fitness to Stand Trial Task Force has added urgency because planned cuts to Medicaid are likely to slash mental health budgets.

This holiday week, as is our recent tradition, the Tribune Editorial Board is looking back at the year through editorials covering life in Chicagoland, the annus horribilis of Mayor Brandon Johnson, ...

Under the law, concealed carry permit holders are allowed to transport their weapons on trains and buses, but only if they are secured in a locked container and unloaded.

Board of Directors voted on Dec. 18 to adopt the 2026 regional transit operating budget and 2026-2030 capital program. After years of the agency and advocates ringing the alarm on a fiscal cliff when ...

The freewheeling, sweet-edge weirdness that had made Chancellor Johnathan Bennett a teenage sensation picked up for tours ...

Larry Gilkey never imagined he would be spending Christmas Eve in a hospital bed, but he is grateful to be alive after he was ...

Moody's Ratings upgraded the Chicago Transit Authority to Aa3 from A1 Friday, and upgraded the Chicago-area Regional Transportation Authority to Aa2 from Aa3.

CTA Red Line service was suspended on Chicago's South Side late Wednesday morning after the brakes caught fire on a train.

Some in Southern Illinois are accusing state legislators of taking the low road in a new bill that diverts money from the ...

It's been 30 years since actor Peter Gallagher was rescued by Sandra Bullock in the beloved rom-com "While You Were Sleeping.