CTA Blue Line service was halted between O'Hare and Rosemont due to Fire Department activity, with shuttles provided. Service resumed with minor delays after about an hour.

The Chicago Transit Authority aims to increase ridership to reduce emissions but faces challenges restoring pre-pandemic service levels and securing funding for a zero-emission fleet.

The Metra board approved a shared day pass for unlimited rides on Metra, CTA, and Pace, still pending CTA and Pace approval, to simplify and reduce the cost of commuting.

United Airlines is adding 118 flights to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, marking the busiest schedule at O'Hare since 2019 and increasing daily operations to over 530 flights on peak days.

Chicago prepares for the 2024 NASCAR street race with Ida B. Wells Drive closing Monday and further street and parking restrictions to follow, aiming to minimize disruption to local access.

Illinois is investing $41 million in Community Development Block Grants to enhance water, sewer, and drainage systems in 32 communities, benefiting over 52,000 residents and advancing statewide infrastructure equity.

A study finds police in Chicago exhibit racial bias in traffic stops, disproportionately affecting Black drivers, as reported by NBC Chicago and University of Sydney News.

Chicago's airports, O'Hare and Midway, will feature live summer performances to showcase the city's rich musical culture, coinciding with major events like Juneteenth and Pride Fest.

Mayor Brandon Johnson launches the $27 million Milwaukee Avenue Streetscape Improvement Project in Logan Square to enhance public spaces, pedestrian safety, and economic growth, with completion expected by summer 2026.

Chicago's CDOT and CTA introduced red bus-only lanes on Chicago Avenue to speed up the #66 route, benefiting its 17,000 weekday riders and improving efficiency.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced the next phase of the O'Hare 21 Terminal Area Plan to modernize O'Hare Airport, including building Satellite Concourse 1.

Severe storms caused over 1,000 flight delays at Chicago's airports, impacting Memorial Day Weekend travel plans, with minimal cancellations but many travelers grounded.

Lane closures on DuSable Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, due to construction, are expected to cause significant traffic delays with overnight and midday disruptions continuing for eight weeks.