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Chicago’s City Council just approved a $19.2 million purchase of the Greyhound bus station downtown, securing its future and keeping vital intercity transit alive for riders who rely on it. To fund repairs and upgrades, they’re expanding the Canal/Congress TIF district and setting aside $30 million — though that still needs final approval. While some council members questioned whether the city should shoulder the cost amid budget constraints, others stressed the need for affordable travel options, especially for those without access to flights. The city won’t operate the station immediately; current operator Flix will stay on for up to a year to handle day-to-day logistics while the city tackles major structural repairs. Mayor’s message: this move protects a lifeline for Chicagoans — connecting people to jobs, families, and opportunity without losing affordable transit.

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