Four Red Line CTA stations in Chicago have reopened after years of renovations, featuring accessibility upgrades and new ...

Chicago is announcing new steps toward a possible major expansion of the rail transit system’s Red Line to the city’s southernmost neighborhoods.

Indeed, their differences now seem more salient than their similarities, and fate has been funny with their reputations. For ...

The expansion, the system's first since 1993, is a major aspect of Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s “Red Ahead” initiative to modernize and lengthen Chicago’s busiest train line.

The Chicago Transit Authority is now armed with federal funds to move ahead with a plan to expand Red Line train service to the Far South Side.

A decadeslong plan to extend the Chicago Transit Authority’s Red Line south to 130th Street passed out of the City Council’s finance committee Monday with only one alderperson rejecting the ...

At $3.6 billion, the Chicago Transit Authority's Red Line extension to 130th Street will be, on a cost-per-ride basis, one of the most expensive rail transit projects in the world. It will siphon ...

Two Chicago Transit Authority trains sit in an elevated station in Chicago's famed Loop as a winter storm continues on Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast) CHICAGO (CN) — The ...

Biden proposed budget, subject to negotiation with GOP, includes $350 million for CTA Red Line expansion Illinois Democrats Sen. Dick Durbin and Rep. Mike Quigley - have been pushing for the funds ...

And thankfully, those upgrades are on the way: After being closed or partially closed for renovations for a troublesome four years, four shiny new Red Line stations are set to open on Sunday, July 20.

The homes were purchased by the Chicago Transit Authority for the Red Line Expansion Project, which is poised to extend the Red Line from its current terminal at 95th Street to 130th Street.

Criticism of Red Line extension is off-base The Red Line extension will provide Chicago’s South Side with the high-frequency, accessible and affordable rapid transit service people deserve.