Chicago introduces a new Regional Day Pass for unlimited rides across CTA, Metra, and Pace, aiming to simplify travel, despite a temporary Metra line suspension due to track repairs.

A coalition of attorneys general, led by Kwame Raoul, won an injunction against the Trump administration's attempt to tie transportation funding to state compliance with its immigration policies.

Chicago is activating seven new speed cameras to enforce limits and improve road safety, primarily in school and park zones, with fines beginning after a 30-day warning period.

Oak Ridge Campground at Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area in Illinois reopens on June 20 after an $8.45 million renovation including road, bridge, and facilities improvements.

Cook County Sheriff's Police will conduct a traffic safety checkpoint on June 25th near East 79th Street and South Cottage Grove Avenue from 7 p.m. to midnight to ensure driver compliance with laws.

Peoria city council approves joining an initiative to potentially bring river cruising back to the Illinois River, boosting both the ecosystem and the economy.

United Airlines partners with Spotify to enhance its in-flight entertainment options, allowing passengers to access playlists, audiobooks, and video podcasts on United's seatback screens.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, Southwest Airlines, and others kicked off a $47 million renovation for Midway Airport's Runway 13C/31C, focusing on safety improvements and economic growth.

Chicago is enforcing speed limits with new cameras ticketing from June 1, with fines for drivers exceeding limits by 6-10 mph or more, as part of a safety and revenue initiative.

Chicago's Austin neighborhood unveils "Soul City West," an $8.7 million streetscape renovation aimed at improving pedestrian experience and local aesthetics.

A tree branch falling on CTA Yellow Line tracks near Dodge station caused morning delays and service suspension, which was resolved with shuttle buses until normal operations resumed.

A Metra train collided with an unoccupied truck on the Southwest Side, causing significant delays on the SouthWest Service line, with up to 55 minutes of wait time for commuters. No injuries were reported, and service slowly resumed.

A nationwide outage briefly affected U.S. passport verification in Illinois, but did not cause DMV delays due to a contingency plan. The cause was unclear.