Today’s Headlines for Monday, February 6
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9:00 AM CST on February 6, 2017
- Hairston, Who Used Ward Money for Free Parking, Opposes Car-Free Jackson Park Roads (DNA)
- State Rep Dave McSweeney Proposes Legislation to Ban Red Light Cameras (IL Review)
- SUV Driver Blows a Red Light in W. Englewood, Killing Another Motorist (Sun-Times)
- Driver Charged With Homicide After Killing Female Pedestrian, Fleeing Scene (Sun-Times)
- Suspect Arrested in Death of Marques Gaines, Who Was Punched, Then Run Over (DNA)
- Woman Strikes Pedestrian in Elgin Then Drives Off Bridge Into Fox River (CBS)
- Fulton Market Streetscape, Including Wider Sidewalks, Bumpouts, Begins This Spring (DNA)
- “Vista” Skyscraper Is Getting Ready to Rise on East Wacker (Curbed)
- Reilly Proposes Banning All but the Quietest Street Performers From Michigan Ave. (Tribune)
- Meeting on Proposed Mixed-Income Housing Near Jeff Park Transit Center Thursday (DNA)
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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.
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