Today's Headlines
Today’s Headlines for Monday, January 16
- Grants for Chicago Infrastructure Will Be Harder to Come By Without Obama (Crain's)
- Rail Union Rejects Agreement on CTA Jobs Program for Ex-Offenders (Tribune)
- 5 Suffer Non-Life-Threatening Injuries After Driver Crashes Into Barbershop, Flees (CBS)
- Police Conducted a DUI Crackdown in the Chicago Lawn District Last Weekend (DNA)
- After a Delay, Montrose Green TOD Project Is Back on Track (Crain's)
- Winter Biking Is on the Rise In Chicagoland (Tribune)
- A Dog Day on the CTA: Red Line Rerouted Due to Canine on the Tracks (CBS)
- Public Meeting on Proposed TOD at 3647 N. Southport Tonight 7 PM at Mercury Theater
- Burke Gets a Temporary Reprieve From His Chilly Fate: "Bike the Ice" Moved Back to 1/27
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