The City of Chicago and the Chicago Transit Authority have launched a “Know Your Rights” ad campaign in response to President Donald Trump’s threat of mass deportations.

Chicago plans to sell roughly $830 million of general obligation bonds to finance its 2024-28 capital improvement plan, according to the city's finance team.

Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on Jan. 23, according to the Tribune’s archives. Is an important ...

When Chicago founder Terry Kath accidentally killed himself, the world was robbed of one of its greatest guitarists ...

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The commuter rail agency is seeking $230 million from the federal Railroad Rehabilitation & Improvement Financing program to ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Service on the CTA Pink Line was disrupted Wednesday evening due to a medical emergency on the tracks. The ...

The clock is ticking for transit agencies facing a crater-sized budget hole, Metra Executive Director Jim Derwinski warned at ...

Carter served as CTA president under Mayors Rahm Emmanuel, Lori Lightfoot and current Mayor Bandon Johnson, who all largely ...

CHICAGO ( NewsNation) — Migrants in Chicago are growing increasingly anxious as they brace for potential mass deportation ...

To start the new year, New York City instituted a forward-thinking policy Jan. 5. Every personal vehicle entering Manhattan ...

The portfolio being marketed by Hilco on behalf of notorious property owner Suzie Wilson is the city’s largest mass sale of ...