Today’s Headlines

9:04 AM CDT on October 22, 2014

Quinn Responds to Active Trans Questions About Transportation, Rauner Doesn't
Friends of the Parks Upset That Lucas Museum Wasn't Debated at Museum Campus Meeting (DNA)
7-Story Apartment Complex With New Aldi Proposed for Milwaukee/Leavitt, Next to 606 (DNA)
Randolph Reduced to 1 Lane for Construction of Block 37 Apartments (Chicago Architecture)
Graffiti Artists Somehow Got CTA Uniforms & Keys, Vandalized 3 Rail Cars (RedEye)
Inbound Metra Train Stuck in Woodstuck With Mechanical Problems (NW Herald)
Online Poll Pick Name of Loyola's New Car-Free Block: St. Ignatius Community Plaza (DNA)
City Clerk Is Targeting 150K Vehicle Sticker Scofflaws (Sun-Times)
Chicago Drivers Filed 5,179 Claims for Pothole Damage This Year (Sun-Times)
Crews Are Re-Paving Sections of Loyola & Ridge in 40th Ward (DNA)
Oak Parkers Are Stoked to Be Getting Divvy Stations (Tribune)

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