The Chicago Water Taxi is resuming daily operations, serving key stops along the Chicago River, signaling a recovery in the market for ferry transportation post-pandemic.

A wrong-way driver collided with a garbage truck on the Kennedy Expressway, causing a severe traffic jam and a fuel spill with no life-threatening injuries reported. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

The Marquette Greenway trail is expanding into Michigan, with a groundbreaking set to improve connections and outdoor access along Lake Michigan's shores.

Chicago's O'Hare Airport expansion has escalated to $8.5 billion, pressuring city and airline officials to negotiate cost reductions without compromising the airport's edge.

Chicago hosts the Shamrock Shuffle, causing road closures and parking issues from Friday to Monday. The event includes an 8K run and a 2-mile walk and will affect several streets.

Chicago's airports expect 2.9 million travelers during spring break, with increased security measures and advice for early arrivals due to longer waits at checkpoints.

Chicago is planning to expand Midway Airport by potentially acquiring a state-owned building, the former Midway Armory, to enhance operations and security without using taxpayer funds.

Chicago's O'Hare Airport is partnering with NREL to enhance sustainable energy, in line with the O'Hare 21 project, prioritizing eco-friendly solutions in their infrastructure developments.

The CTA announces service increases on nearly 30 bus routes and plans to hire more staff, starting with new bus operators, and later expanding to rail services.

Chicago Union Station is set to undergo a major renovation with $134 million in federal funding, aiming to modernize and increase capacity of the transit hub.

Chicago's CDA is recruiting over 80 Aviation Security Officers for O'Hare and Midway Airports to enhance security and safety for passengers and employees.

The Chicago Transit Authority announced 'Ask CTA,' a video series on customer service transparency, answering public questions via CTA staff responses on various platforms.

Chicago's CTA secures $111 million in federal funding to renovate a 10,000 feet stretch of the Blue Line, enhancing service and speed on the Forest Park Branch, especially benefiting minority and lower-income neighborhoods.