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    • Green Line's Cermak Stop Opening Delayed Until Next Spring (RedEye)
    • State Legislators Pass Compromise Bill to Regulate Ride-Sharing (Sun-Times)
    • Man Charged With DUI, Shot by Police at Hospital After He Allegedly Pulled a Gun (Tribune)
    • Woman Dies After Crashing Car Into a Fence in the East Side Neighborhood (Tribune)
    • Witnesses Describe the Metra Crash That Took 11-Year-Old Boy's Leg (Tribune)
    • Security Footage Saves the Day After Cops Blame Victim in Bike Crash (Kevenides)
    • BeMyDD Service Promises to Get Drunks & Their Cars Home Safely (DNA)
    • NerdWallet: Chicago Uber Drivers Have to Make 8 Trips a Week to Pay Car Ownership Costs
    • Rahm Vs. Nature: A Graph of 311 Requests for Pothole Patching
    • Why Do "Hipsters" Love Heritage Bikes? (Crain's)
    • The CTA Tattler, Um, Tattles on a Shell Game Operator

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