According to the Chicago Sun-Times, officers were called to the 7500 block of North Paulina Street around 11:25 a.m. Monday. There, they found an unidentified 58-year-old woman unresponsive aboard the train, and she was pronounced dead shortly afterward. Police told the paper that Area 3 detectives are handling the investigation.

The 120-year-old station is one of the CTA’s most heavily used and serves the Purple, Pink, Brown, Orange and Pink Lines.

Police responded to a call of a person down aboard a CTA train in the 7500 block of North Paulina Street and found the woman unresponsive.

The State and Lake CTA station in Chicago is set to undergo a $444 million renovation project to replace the existing structure with a more modern and accessible one, with an expected completion date of 2029.

A Chicago man who says he has “subway surfed” numerous times since he was a teenager — surreptitiously climbing atop moving L trains and becoming an open-air commuter, which he often chronicled on video and posted on social media — says there’s ...

Chicagoans should expect to pay more for city trains and buses next year as the CTA looks to raise fares in the face of a looming fiscal crisis. If the fare hikes of 25 cents per ride are approved by the agency’s board, it will be the first time the CTA ...

CTA Blue Line trains are delayed on Friday morning due to Chicago police activity near a downtown station, officials said.