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Category - Chicago Transit Authority

Spring tour bringing Chicago to Montgomery
CTA dropped ball in handling derailment
Cops on CTA a move in the right direction
RED MEANS GO — FOR NOW
MAYOR, CTA PREZ DEFEND SECURITY FIRINGS SLAMMED BY CITY COUNCIL’S BLACK CAUCUS
CTA ends contract for unarmed guards
A safer CTA includes more police presence
CTA EXPANDING BUS SERVICE TO OBAMA PRESIDENTIAL CENTER
CITY HALL’S FINE MESS
With visa expiring, time in Chicago is running out for Brazilian student trying to run every city street
JUDGE ORDERS U.S. TO UNFREEZE CTA FUNDING FOR RED LINE EXTENSION
What kind of museum is Chicago missing?
CTA SUES FEDS OVER WITHHOLDING $2B FOR RED LINE EXTENSION, WARNS PROJECTS MAY HALT
SAFETY FIRST
Deadbeat developer owes another $1M in back rent to CTA, records show
CTA’S MONTHLY PLATFORM PERIL
Public access to CTA bathrooms will keep L stations, trains clean
SAFER TRAVELS?
TRANSIT TEES LOOKS TO LAUNCH NEW PRODUCTS, SELL MORE ON AMAZON
What’s the best way to address violent crime on the CTA? Here’s what you said.
HOW CHICAGO HAS GRAPPLED WITH CRIME ON CTA OVER LAST 60 YEARS
WRONG DIRECTION
City’s tree-trimming program branches out in the right direction
Chicago, Rucker to perform at CMAC
CTA has long road ahead to regain riders’ trust
Beef up Metra Electric South Chicago Branch to facilitate quantum campus access
IVAN SINGH’S LATIN BLEND PUTS TWIST ON BLUES SCENE
CTA BOSS SAYS MORE OFFICERS PATROLLING TRAINS, PLATFORMS IN NEW PROGRAM
The Who, Chicago and ’80s galore among top shows
The Who, Chicago and ’80s galore among top shows
The Who, Chicago and ’80s galore among top shows
From Downtown bashes to out-of-the-box ideas, many ways to ring in 2026
Mary and Joe, Chicago style
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION THREATENS $50M CTA FUNDING CUT DUE TO ‘MATERIALLY DEFICIENT’ SECURITY SURGE PLAN
SURFIN’ SANTA
CTA inches closer to green-lighting improvements for 5 busy corridors
PICKLE WALL
Chicago, Styx will tour together for the first time