Today’s Headlines for Friday, April 10
- 6-Corners Business Group, Active Trans Working on Plan for Irving/Cicero/Milwaukee (DNA)
- Trucker Crashes Into Disabled Car on I-55 Near Plainfield, Killing Driver (NBC)
- $600K Settlement for Woman Struck in Downer’s Grove by Turning Truck Driver (Keating)
- Cyclist Struck by Speeding Teen Driver in Riverside Gets $100,000 Settlement (Keating)
- Active Trans Looks at Why Chicago’s Walk Score Ranking Dropped This Year
- The Story Behind the Argyle Red Line Station’s Pagoda (Curbed)
- Real Estate Company Suing Metra for Blocking Sale of Millennium Station Retail Lease (Crain’s)
- SBC Booster Ruth Rosas Will Bike Across Country, Helping Build Houses Along the Way (DNA)
- John Talks About How the Runoff Election Will Impact Transportation on WGN Radio
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