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One year after unveiling a broad plan to address CTA service and safety challenges, President Dorval Carter touted decreases in crime on the transit system and service that runs more closely to schedule, helping to limit the prevalence of ghost buses and trains. But the CTA still faces challenges running all of its scheduled service, agency data shows, and riders complain of wait times between ...

One year after unveiling a broad plan to address CTA service and safety challenges, President Dorval Carter touted decreases in crime on the transit system and service that runs more closely to schedule, helping to limit the prevalence of ghost buses and trains. But the CTA still faces challenges running all of its scheduled service, agency data shows, and riders complain of wait times between ...

Why a consultative approach is needed

The first GOP presidential primary debate is Wednesday in Milwaukee

The Traverse City Record-Eagle has been serving the community for 165 years this year. As a gift to our readers to celebrate this milestone, we’re including a special section created

CTA Blue Line journeys are about to get easier for some commuters who have faced nearly monthlong station and track closures, but a stretch of the Forest Park branch will remain closed to trains into the fall. The Clinton and UIC-Halsted stations are set to reopen at 10 p.m. Sunday, easing commutes for students at the University of Illinois at Chicago and those connecting to Amtrak at Union ...

The Second Circuit on Friday reversed a decision that found an investment deal between two companies was based on an unconscionable conversion note, sending the case back to the District of Connecticut for a trial on claims that Zerez Holdings Corp. owes Tarpon Bay Partners LLC millions of dollars in damages and hundreds of millions of stock shares.

Drizzy and Thugga collaborated on "Parade on Cleveland" and "Oh U Went" off 'BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.'

How a Texas bigfoot migrated to Oregon for new cryptid horror

One day before the scheduled start of a bench trial in her pregnancy-discrimination lawsuit against Connecticut's judicial branch, a former temporary employee at Norwalk Superior Court withdrew her suit from state court, and a defense representative said the parties were finalizing a settlement agreement.