Get ready to pay your fare on Metro as we roll out our new fare boxes and gates based on Microsoft Windows CE! Metro has been working with our ticketing vendor for several years to develop a cutting edge system for use across our buses and trains!

Get ready for Metro to be the most memorable part of your day as we launch "30 Days of Scent". Each of our downtown stations will feature a signature smell for a month.

Thermite welding involves pouring iron oxide and aluminum powder into a crucible and lighting it on fire, much the same way some have accused Metro of treating money with the new Suburban Light Rail line.

With this system, you can enter your bus number and find out exactly what city your bus is currently in. Need to keep tabs on it? No problem, sign up for alerts and you'll receive an email every time your bus crosses a city boundary.

With safety as one of several top priorities, an outside contractor's study has shown that Metro's bike lanes are protected by some of the thickest paint in the nation.

Shuttle buses will replace the stairs at 3rd street station while they undergo repairs. Expect delays of 30 minutes.

Thinking of pulling over and parking in the bike lane? The only time this is appropriate is if there is an emergency vehicle with it's lights and siren on, or if you're going to be really really quick.

Ever wondered what it would look like to live inside a microwave? Looking out at the world through a grid of tiny holes? Experience that perspective on 50 of Metro's buses!

We're hearing reports from all over the city, but what bus is behind it?

Metro is always working to improve our stations! Check out these 5 upgrades that definitely don't include public restrooms!

This Monday Metro has changes to just about every bus line the network. Some buses will come more frequently, some less, and one bus line will no longer run at all!

Looking to get out of the house this holiday season? Take Metro to any of these 5 events that are all around pretty bad!

The Blue Line will be shut down beginning this week as maintenance teams work to investigate what is inside the pipes running along our subway tunnels.

We are experiencing delays on several bus lines as some of our operators were living in the homes we recently demolished to widen a highway. Service should return to normal once they have found new housing.

Several Orange Line trains were delayed Monday due to reports of debris later determined to be a an older-model of rolling stock currently operating on the line.