- Garcia Interested in Transit Future-Style Dedicated Funding for CTA Improvements (Crain's)
- CNT Launching NeighborCar Peer-to-Peer Car-Sharing Network (DNA)
- City Cracking Down on Show Shoveling Scofflaws (DNA)
- Next City Reports on the Chicago Campaign for Equitable Distribution of Bike Resources
- Metra's On-Time Performance Has Been 91% This Month Vs. 71% During January 2014 (Tribune)
- Driver Who Fatally Struck 2 Men and Fled the Scene Charged With DUI (Tribune)
- 4 Airport Worker Injured in Crash on O'Hare Service Road (Sun-Times)
- 2 Injured After Driver Flips Car Onto Frozen Lagoon in Lincoln Park (Tribune)
- Fisk Power Plant Site Could be Redeveloped Into CTA Bus Garage, Open Space (Tribune)
- Surveillance Photos Lead to Arrest for Wilson Station Cell Phone Robberies (Tribune)
- McCaffery Using LakeSim Modeling Program to Plan Lakeside Development (Curbed)
- Slow Roll Chicago Leads Big Marsh Freedom Ride at 11 a.m. to Celebrate MLK Day
National headlines will return on Tuesday
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