Talia Soglin

‘A little respect’ for Flight 191

47 years later, the crash site near O’Hare Airport is slated to become part of a tollway. Some families of the 273 victims are pushing for a memorial marker there

Johnson pushes CTA to pick leader

A state law will soon limit the mayor's control over appointment process at the transit agency

State’s attorney launches transit crime prosecution task force

Law enforcement agencies at federal and local levels to team up

Brookfield Zoo union workers go on strike

Teamsters, zoo reps say animals will keep receiving care

‘KINDNESS, THAT’S ALL HE KNEW’

Chicago police officer fatally shot at Swedish Hospital remembered as ‘extremely generous’ public servant; second officer in critical condition

CTA breaks ground on Red Line Extension

SERVING UP FOOD — AND SOME MISHAPS

Sidewalk robots have tumbled down subway stairs, crashed through bus shelters and even learned to say 'sorry'

Long-shot American-United merger could reshape O’Hare

Antitrust expert says flying would become more unpleasant and expensive for Chicagoans

Johnson angles for control of CHA

Mayor's feud with housing authority leadership adds to ongoing political turmoil at city agencies