Transportation

If you can't get to church this Ash Wednesday, they're bringing church to you. Fox 32's Joanie Lum was live at Union Station this morning where she spoke with many commuters who participated in the religious holiday on their way to work.

Parents within Chicago Public Schools are urging the district to reinstate transportation allowances until every student has access to a seat on the bus.

Issues continued to plague the Ventra app Monday, one day after the vendor expressed confidence that all systems would be fixed.

The South Shore Line is gearing up for its first major service change in decades. The double track project is currently 97 percent complete, and the rail service is now moving forward with a hiring fair.

Issues continued to plague the Ventra app Monday, one day after the vendor expressed confidence that all systems would be fixed.

Commuters using the Ventra app were still experiencing problems Friday nearly a day after technical issued plagued the launch of Metra's new ticketing changes.

Metra commuters should braces for major changes ahead.

In just three days, commuters may face significant changes as Metra, with its daily average of nearly 300,000 riders, grapples with a potential crisis tied to the expiration of federal COVID-19 funds in 2026.

World of Chocolate is coming to Chicago! Chocolate in dozens of different forms are rolling into Union Station this February for a fundraiser.

Metra is adopting a new passenger code of conduct and for the first time ever, it can be reinforced with rider suspensions or confiscated fare cards.

Metra is adopting a new passenger code of conduct and for the first time ever, it can be reinforced with rider suspensions or confiscated fare cards.

Metra MD-N trains were temporarily stopped in both directions Wednesday morning near Chicago's Union Station due to Amtrak signal problems.