CHICAGO (AP) — Authorities have reopened the train station at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport after a nearly four-hour shutdown to investigate a strong odor.
The station platform was evacuated Thursday morning. The Chicago Fire Department responded with a hazmat crew to check out reports of an ammonia-like odor in the track area.
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