Village officials won't say when new chargers can go back in — but current ones in Rosemont garages are staying put.

NITA's first-ever regional budget adds all-night buses, Sunday Pace service and over 200 electric or hybrid buses — with zero fare increases.

Nearly 1,200 Teamsters at airports, hospitals and hotels voted to authorize a strike.

One plan would trim parking from 25 spots to 23 near Main Street. Residents have until November 18 to weigh in.

CTA board greenlights elevators and wider platforms for the 1895 California station, with work starting late next year.

One homeowner says he found nearly three feet of water in his basement on Newland Avenue before anyone showed up.

Lime's new crews will hand-fix poorly parked scooters starting in the 40th Ward, as the company battles Divvy for Chicago's streets.

The new curbside lane serves 22,000 daily riders between Roosevelt and Wacker, but CTA hasn't quantified any speed gains yet.

OnLight Aurora nearly folded last summer with just weeks of cash left. Now the city wants its 19 customers back.

A $232,470 design deal targets undersized culverts on 10th and 11th avenues after years of costly flood fixes.

Wider sidewalks, new beacons and fewer parking spots are on the table for Western Avenue's southern stretch in Blue Island.

A caisson permit has been issued for O'Hare's new 24-gate concourse, which is scheduled to break ground later in 2026 as part of an $8.8 billion overhaul of the airport.

The Loomis Street entrance reopens with a near-exact replica of its original 1950s marquee, plus a new elevator and ramp.