Sunday schedules will be in effect on the Metra Electric Line July 19-20 and July 26-27, and the line will partially shut down for the second weekend, due to extensive construction work associated ...

Broadway In Chicago and Metra are partnering to offer theatergoers free round-trip train travel to Disney’s Beauty and the ...

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) on July 1 denied a petition for injunctive relief and application for an emergency ...

Metra secures $104 million in grants to renovate two Chicago stations and purchase electric locomotives, aiming to reduce congestion and pollution.

A Rogers Park reader scolds suburban legislators for not signing off on legislation to fund public transit. Also, foreign influence on elections, Joe Mansueto, sharks, death in dying bill, the ...

A Metra train station will temporarily close due to the redevelopment of the former Michael Reese Hospital site on the South Side.

The cost to park in the commuter lots at the Schaumburg Metra station, 2000 S. Springinsguth Road, will increase beginning Thursday, May 1. Daily parking rates will increase from $1.75 to $2 ...

Police responded to reports of gunshots at the Harvard Square train station shortly after 2 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, according to a series of alerts from the Harvard University Police Department ...

Police are searching for a person of interest following reports of shots fired at the Harvard Square MBTA station, the Cambridge Police Department confirmed. Cambridge police officers responded to ...

Students Disturbed by Delay in HUPD Updates After Shots Fired in Harvard Square MBTA Station Harvard University Police Department vehicle sits outside the Harvard MTBA station.

A man fired shots at someone inside the Harvard Square MBTA station just after 2 p.m. Sunday, injuring no one but causing a flurry of concern in the usually peaceful neighborhood. MBTA Transit ...

A report of shots fired at the Harvard Square MBTA station Sunday afternoon prompted a shelter in place as police searched for the suspect, according to a Harvard Alert sent by the university.