CPD unveils public transit support center
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The Chicago Police Department is unveiling a new support center to monitor crime on the CTA.

Chicago police launch 24/7 surveillance hub to make public transit safer
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A new real-time crime-tracking center is helping Chicago police monitor thousands of CTA and city cameras to boost safety across public transportation.

Red Line trains rerouted due to police activity in South Loop
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CTA Red Line service was disrupted early Wednesday due to police activity at the Roosevelt station, prompting southbound trains to reroute onto elevated tracks.

CTA Blue Line service delayed between Forest Park and Pulaski

CTA Blue Line service was temporarily suspended between Forest Park and Pulaski/Congress stations due to an obstruction near Cicero, officials announced early Wednesday.

Man, 66, charged in deadly stabbing on CTA Blue Line train, police say

A 66-year-old man has been charged with murder in connection with a deadly stabbing on a CTA Blue Line train, according to Chicago police.

CTA crime: Man stabbed to death on Blue Line train

A man was stabbed to death after getting into an argument on a CTA Blue Line train on Wednesday night.

CTA, Metra, Pace offer pass for unlimited rides in single day

Commuters across the Chicago area are now able to take unlimited rides across the region’s transit system with the purchase of one pass.

Red Line service temporarily suspended between Belmont, Howard after stabbing

Northbound Red Line service was temporarily suspended early Tuesday between Belmont and Howard due to a stabbing near the Wilson station, CTA officials said.

Shot fired on CTA bus; 1 in custody

A man was taken into custody early Friday after a gun went off on a CTA bus in the city’s Wicker Park neighborhood, according to Chicago police.

Week in Review: ICE raids in Chicago, CTA funding & an airport charger warning
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On this episode of "Week in Review," ICE raids in Chicago spark street protests and community reactions. Next, with the CTA facing financial troubles and Metra stations in disrepair, what is going on with transit funding? Then, a warning against airport phone chargers and some tips on using digital coupons. Plus, some tiny state in New England claims they're America?s pizza capital. We investigate their obvious delusions.