Elevators at multiple south suburban Metra stations have been out of service for months, frustrating commuters who rely on them to reach their trains.

With the region’s transportation budget still on the line, riders face uncertainty.

Chicago-area transit agencies will begin planning for massive service cuts in the wake of the legislature’s failure to ...

The General Assembly didn't give final approval for a package to reform the transit agencies serving the Chicago area, even ...

Lawmakers still have time to avert a $771 million fiscal cliff. But transit agencies like the CTA will start planning now for ...

Metra has partnered up with one of the Chicago area’s most iconic summer festivals to help concertgoers ride for free. For ...

The Chicago area is facing the prospect of bleak service cuts to public transit if Illinois legislators adjourn this weekend ...

The bill filed Wednesday would change the RTA to the Northern Illinois Transit Authority, known as NITA, and would give it ...

Metra riders will have to wait until late 2026 for the debut of new railcars with cupholders and outlets, officials said last ...

A funding crisis, the result of the refusal of Democrats and Republicans to tax the wealthy, threatens catastrophic service ...

After years of negotiations, Union Pacific Railroad has given Metra an ultimatum: Compromise on fees to use UP tracks or face ...