The woman set on fire on the CTA Blue Line in a random act of violence has been released from the hospital.

A woman who was set on fire on a CTA Blue Line train back in November is now out of the hospital.

The woman set on fire on the CTA Blue Line in a random act of violence has been released from the hospital.

Bethany MaGee, 26, was discharged from Stroger Hospital after being set on fire by Lawrence Reed on a CTA train, and has ...

Editor’s note: The video in the player above is from a previous report. The woman who survived a horrifying attack on a CTA ...

Bethany MaGee was released from Stroger Hospital after the November attack on the L left her with severe burns.

CTA Blue Line trains were disrupted early Thursday afternoon due to what was called a utility problem near the Division ...

In her first public comments since the attack, MaGee announced that she was released from Stroger Hospital on Thursday, which ...

The conditions on the Blue Line reflect a systemic problem — and that is the city’s shortage of 24-hour shelters.

The CTA’s future in many ways looks brighter than it did a year ago. Most notably, state lawmakers last fall approved a massive transit funding package that will raise $1.5 billion for public ...

A woman was cut with a sharp object during a fight on a CTA Blue Line train near Chicago's Irving Park neighborhood early ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The man facing a federal terrorism charge for allegedly setting a woman on fire on a CTA Blue Line train is due in court on Tuesday. Lawrence Reed, 50, was indicted in the CTA fire ...