Crews use ladder to rescue passengers from stalled CTA Green Line train; service restored
The situation had Green Line service suspended between the Garfield and Ashland and 63rd stations. Service was restored later Monday morning, the CTA said. Fire crews used a ladder to get 16 people safely off the stopped train one-by-one. The train itself is on an elevated track about 30 feet up.
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It happened around 4 a.m. at the Fountain Jordan Shepard Funeral Home at 418 S. Cicero Avenue in the Austin neighborhood.
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An appellate court ruled that the Chicago Transit Authority is not liable for the death of Felon Smith, who was killed by a ...
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