Landmarks Illinois Spotlights Chicago Buildings on 2024 Most Endangered Historic Places List
Three Chicago-area buildings have been listed as endangered historic sites by Landmarks Illinois, including the Portage Theater, the Sears Administration Building, and the former Libby, McNeill and Libby Building.
Chicago O'Hare International Airport Set for Monumental Revamp, A Journey to World-Class Status
Chicago announces plans for major renovations at O'Hare International Airport to improve traveler experience, creating jobs and forging a world-class facility with its airline partners' support.
One in Six Chicago Bridges Deemed Structurally Deficient, City Announces Repair Plans Amid Safety Concerns
Investigation finds many of Chicago's bridges, including the 18th Street bridge, are "structurally deficient." City and state officials maintain all open bridges are safe and have plans for repair.
Illinois Lawmakers Plot Major Reform of Chicago Transit, Eye Merger of CTA, Metra, and Pace
Illinois lawmakers are considering a merger of Chicago's CTA, Metra, and Pace transit systems to address service quality, safety and a financial shortfall. The Civic Federation supports the merger to reform governance and improve efficiency.
Chicago's Blue Line Service Resumes After Early Morning Suspension Due to Track Issues
CTA suspended the Blue Line's Forest Park Branch early due to track issues but resumed normal service by morning. Shuttle buses operated during the disruption. Details about the specific problem were not fully disclosed.