CTA Blue Line trains suspended at O'Hare after body is found on tracks
Trains were back running the full route by the early evening, but with residual delays.
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Trains were back running the full route by the early evening, but with residual delays.
After some travel troubles on Sunday, things were moving smoothly again at Midway International Airport on Christmas Day night.
Travelers this Christmas Day were still feeling the impacts of flight cancellations the day before.
One passenger, Jaylene Escamilla, 28, was ejected from the car and was taken to Ascension Resurrection Hospital and pronounced dead.
The millions of people traveling across the country both on the road and in the air could surpass pre-pandemic travel levels.
The flight came after the city approved tougher penalties for bus operators who violate Chicago's rules for notifying the city about migrant arrivals, or not dropping off asylum seekers in designated areas.
Chicago police say a worker driving the cart struck the plane's left engine at the gate.
No one was hurt, and the planes made it to their gates for passengers to deplane.
No one was hurt, and the planes made it to their gates for passengers to deplane.
FBI Buffalo on Wednesday night said it had concluded its investigation of the incident and found no explosive materials or "terrorism nexus."
Travelers said concerns about security were not what they wanted to hear before heading to the airport. CBS 2's Jermont Terry reports.
Security has been heightened airports across the country – including O’Hare and Midway international airports in Chicago – after sources said two people were killed in a vehicle explosion on the Rainbow Bridge in upstate New York. CBS 2's Jermont Terry reports.
The Chicago Department of Aviation said more than 1.6 million passengers will pass through Chicago's airports this week.
Penalties for trying to carry a gun on a plane can cost as much as $15,000.
Chicago Fire Department officials said 50 people were on the plane at the time of the collision, but no one on the plane was hurt.
The goats are contract workers from a business called Vegetation Solutions in Wisconsin.
Airport officials thanked the herd of goats and sheep as they wrapped up a successful season of mowing down brush in the airfield. The goats are contract workers from Vegetation Solutions in Wisconsin. some time off.
No one was hurt during the incident.
Swiss Air canceled its takeoff for Zurich after a possible bird strike. CBS 2 was told the brakes overheated during the aborted takeoff.
No one was hurt, and operations were back up and running at the airport late Friday night.
The FAA ordered a ground stop for 30 minutes following the incident, according to the Chicago Department of Aviation.
Around 2:30 a.m. police said a shuttle bus, driven by an 80-year-old man, crashed into a light pole and concrete retaining wall near Terminal 5.
He's working to see it's a smooth travel weekend at O'Hare and across the country.
According to United, the flight experienced the issue shortly before takeoff.
Pallets full of supplies like baby formula, canned food, socks, hygiene kits, and more were being loaded onto a plane Wednesday.
