Today’s Headlines for Friday, April 20
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9:55 AM CDT on April 20, 2018
- Van Driver Killed Kiare Woods, 2, While He Was Walking With Aunt in Englewood (Tribune)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Fatally Struck Dorata Gieslinska, 56, in Boystown (Sun-Times)
- Man Sexually Assaulted and Robbed Woman on Francisco Platform (Sun-Times)
- Sun-Times: IDOT Should Keep Releasing Data About Racially Biased Police Stops
- Drawbridge Malfunction Causes Delays on Two Metra Lines (Tribune)
- Project to Build 20,000 Homes on South Works Site Is on Hold (Tribune)
- Part of Dodge Ave. PBLs May Get Removed Due to Gripes From Drivers (Evanston Now)
- Active Trans‘ Full Recommendations for Rolling Out Dockless Bikeshare
- Kass Notes Unfair Bike Ticketing, Dusts off “Little Bike People” Catchphrase (Tribune)
- Photos Show LaSalle Financial District Has Essentially the Same Layout as in 1950 (Tribune)
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