Chicago's downtown Greyhound bus station is staying put for now.
The identity of a man shot and killed outside of a Chicago Greyhound bus terminal was released Tuesday.
The program is an effort to help kids and teens who are willing to be reunited with their families.
A man was arrested on the inbound Kennedy Expressway Wednesday evening after he made a threat to blow up the Greyhound bus that he was aboard, police said. That threat was later found to be unsubstantiated, authorities said.
Greyhound passengers stranded at the bus station in Chicago's West Loop since Thursday expressed their anger and frustration Friday. They were cold and upset with the delays.