Friday's ceremonial groundbreaking kicked off construction on the $5.7 billion project, which will add four new stations to the Red Line, taking it from 95th Street to a new endpoint at 130th Street.

The Chicago Transit Authority broke ground on Friday to extend the Red Line, after decades of promises to stretch the CTA's busiest rail line further south, and concerns that the federal government ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The CTA filed a lawsuit Friday against the U.S. Department of Transportation and Federal Transit Administration, seeking the restoration of funding obligated to the CTA for the Red ...

Chicago officials have broken ground on the $5.7 billion Red Line Extension, following a federal judge’s order that the Trump administration release $2 billion in previously frozen funds. The 5.5-mile ...

Chicago and Illinois officials broke ground Friday on the multi-billion-dollar CTA Red Line Extension Project. Leaders say it means faster trips and more investment for the Far South Side. Mayor ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson, the Chicago Transit Authority and Chicago Public Schools announced Wednesday the creation of a new scholarship program designed to help economically disadvantaged students who ...

The CTA sued the Department of Transportation over withholding billions of dollars for the Red Line extension, saying development would come to a halt if that funding continued to be frozen. Earlier ...