Today's Headlines
Today’s Headlines for Thursday, December 10
- Protestors Fill Downtown Streets Demanding the Mayor's Resignation (NBC)
- CTA Spending $13 Million to Improve Green Line in Austin & Oak Park (Tribune)
- Tollway Board Takes Steps to Raise Speed Limit to 70 on Some Stretches (Herald)
- Driver Struck and Killed 46-Year-Old Man in Elgin (Sun-Times)
- Driver Who Fatally Struck Woman, Fled the Scene, Offered Boot Camp Sentence (Sun-Times)
- Ex-Ambassador to the Netherlands Injured Cyclist in River North, Fled, Left License Plate (Kevinides)
- Parents Say CPS Bus Cuts Force Kids to Wait in the Dark, Cross Gang Lines (DNA)
- Lack of Sidewalks Makes It Difficult for Kids to Walk to School in Glenview (Active Trans)
- Revised TOD Law Prompts Developer to Add More Units to Noble Square Condo Plan (DNA)
- New Hyde Park Development Near Metra Will Have 267 Units, 130 Parking Spots (DNA)
- Has Bridgeport Lost Its Mojo When It Comes to Preferential Snow Plow Treatment? (Sun-Times)
- Santa Claus Is Coming to the Norwood Park Metra Station This Weekend (DNA)
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