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    • Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against City Re: Removal of Uptown Viaduct Encampments (Tribune)
    • High Taxes Aren't Necessarily to Blame for Illinois' Population Loss (Crain's)
    • Man Accused of Pushing Woman Onto CTA Tracks Charged With Attempted Murder (CBS)
    • Driver Crashes SUV Through Glass Wall of Martial Arts School, Injuring Girl (CBS)
    • Police: Victim of Hit-and-Run Drove Wrong Way on Lake Shore Drive (Tribune)
    • Police Issue Alerts About Robberies in State Street Red Line Stations (CBS)
    • UIC Students Survey Residents About Expected Health Benefits of Weber Spur (Active Trans)
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