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The issues were caused by a faulty software update and affected computers running Microsoft Windows, and were not due to a security incident or cyberattack, according to cybersecurity firm CrowdStr…
3 months ago
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Residents, businesses and commuters traveling around the United Center and McCormick Place can now prepare for street closures and security restrictions during the Democratic National Convention.
3 months ago
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United Airlines became the first to purchase sustainable aviation fuel at O’Hare.
3 months ago
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Kennedy Expressway construction traffic could still be a headache during the DNC — for everyday commuters, at least
2 months ago
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The DNC will flood downtown Chicago with visitors. But will employees go to their offices?
2 months ago
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Transit security plans have taken shape as the city prepares for the arrival of the presidential race to Chicago, which promises to bring not only a national spotlight but also protests and safety …
2 months ago
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Closing the Greyhound station would make Chicago the largest northern city without an intercity bus terminal, report finds.
about 2 months ago
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The test program comes as CTA has grappled with concerns about personal safety, both real and perceived, in recent years.
about 2 months ago
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The Blue Line killings highlighted the challenges of tackling violent crime rates on the sprawling transit system.
about 1 month ago
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The end of Chicago’s Greyhound station could be Gary’s gain, analysis shows
about 1 month ago
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The new Floridian trains will run daily from Chicago to Miami, stopping along the way in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C. Service begins Nov. 10.
23 days ago
