Violence on CTA catching attention of Trump administration
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns that transit agencies need to reduce crime or lose federal funding.

Fire sparks backstage at Walt Disney World's EPCOT, officials say

Disney leaders said a fire broke out backstage at EPCOT's France Pavilion on Saturday afternoon. Authorities said no one was injured in the fire, and it has now been extinguished.

Chicago’s ‘doomsday’ transit crisis: Major service cuts loom without funding

Unless additional funding is secured soon, routes that thousands of people rely on in Chicago could be altered or even eliminated as early as next year.

Supreme Court overturns pair of Patrick Daley Thompson convictions
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The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of former Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson, overturning two counts of lying to regulators.

Supreme Court overturns pair of Patrick Daley Thompson convictions

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of former Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson, overturning two counts of lying to regulators.

Chicago woman charged in CTA Red Line murder

A woman was charged with fatally shooting another woman during an argument earlier this week on a CTA Red Line platform.

Man fatally shot by Chicago police on city's Far South Side

A man was fatally shot by Chicago police during a domestic dispute Thursday morning on the city's Far South Side.

Internal memo: 'High risk' CPS Board in violation of state law over Acero plan

An internal memo obtained exclusively by FOX 32 reveals the Chicago Board of Education is at "high risk" of violating state law after approving a deal to absorb five Acero Charter schools, and could present the district with significant financial risks.

CTA Red Line shooting: Woman killed during argument on platform

A woman was shot and killed Tuesday night after an argument on the CTA Red Line platform at the 69th Street station, police said. 

Woman shot on CTA Red Line platform dies
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A woman was shot and killed during an argument Tuesday night on a CTA Red Line platform.

CPS faces tough choices as Johnson proposes $240M borrowing plan: 'This is not our mess'

CPS has a math problem. Mayor Brandon Johnson proposes that the school system borrow up to $240 million to fund the new teachers' contract and a $175 million retiree pension payment. However, a recent report warns that this could lead to significant financial strain.