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Now that the Obama Presidential Center has passed all of its hurdles and legal challenges, the next step is construction.

A 40-year-old man was stabbed during a fight on a CTA Red Line train late Tuesday morning on Chicago's Near North Side — the fifth attack on the CTA in a week.

Following Tuesday morning's subway attack in Brooklyn, Chicago police say there is no "actionable intelligence" or any kind of threat in Chicago or on the Chicago Transit Authority.

The hiring window is open at United Airlines as the company ramps up for increased travel in the months ahead, provided that COVID cases continue to decline.

Store surveillance footage shows the Chicago melee lasted almost five minutes.

A downstate judge has issued a temporary restraining order that blocks Chicago Public Schools from taking employment action against six teachers who have refused to comply with the district’s vaccination or testing policies.

Sunday's shooting was the fifth violent incident in the past week on the CTA. Other attacks included stabbings, and beatings on train platforms. On Monday, the operator of a Red Line train was lured by a person who claimed to need help retrieving their phone; that person then pushed the operator on to the tracks.

A man was shot after an argument on a CTA bus Sunday morning in Lawndale on the West Side.

Two Chicago police officers were hospitalized and a woman was critically injured Sunday morning in a fire in South Chicago on the Far South Side.

Chicago police said that a sergeant was conducting a traffic stop at State and Grand on a red Honda. The driver refused to get out and put his car into gear, running down the officer and swerving into a crowd of people crossing the street.

Chicago Police Department staffing numbers reached the lowest in recent history at the end of March, as more than 300 uniformed members had resigned or retired from the department and over a dozen others had stepped down.

Attorneys representing a group of men and women who say they were framed by disgraced former Chicago Police Sgt. Ronald Watts and officers under his command are asking a judge to vacate dozens of remaining convictions in one fell swoop.

Police said a man was stabbed and robbed Wednesday night at a CTA Green Line station in the South Loop but the transit agency said there is no video evidence supporting that the attack happened on their property.