After a long wait, four CTA Red Line stations reopened this weekend in Uptown and Edgewater on the city’s North Side. The Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn and Bryn Mawr stops reopened Sunday morning after being closed for the past four years while they underwent massive renovations as part of Phase 1 of CTA’s $2 billion Red and Purple Line Modernization Project.

Chicago police said two men would approach the passengers, who were waiting for the train, and take cellphones from the victim's hands.

The reconstruction of the four Red Line stations includes new track, support structures, bridges and viaducts built along the section between the Lawrence and Bryn Mawr stations, which were more than a century old.

But what about our Purple Line, the transit spine through Evanston? Purple Line trains operate between Howard Street in Chicago (Red Line connection point), and Linden Avenue in Wilmette, with Evanston stops at South Blvd., Main, Dempster, Davis, Foster, Noyes, and Central. There are also Purple Expresses to the Loop during rush hour.

Chicago police are looking for assistance in solving a pair of robberies that occurred on a CTA platform just steps from Rate Field.

CTA riders and nearby North Side businesses are counting down the hours to the reopening of four Red Line stations Sunday.

Chicago police issued an alert after an armed robbery at a CTA platform on the city's North Side. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch The crime happened on an escalator on July 12 at about 12:47 a.

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