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    • Hit-and-Run Driver Killed Roberto Cortez, 57, at High-Crash Stone Park Intersection (ABC)
    • Police Chase Ends When Driver Slams Into Hammond Home in Fatal Crash (NBC)
    • Pedestrian Reportedly Injured on Randolph Near State Yesterday (The Chainlink)
    • Photos Released of Suspect in Stabbing Attack on CTA Bus in Austin (Sun-Times)
    • Blue Line Service Suspended Between Grand and Racine Thursday Afternoon (Tribune)
    • Ald. King Claims That Plan for Bikeways on Polk & Plymouth "Isn't Scrapped" (Block Club)
    • The Bike Shop Theft Epidemic Has Spread to Evanston (NBC)
    • The Erie/Franklin Intersection Makes a Cameo in an Onion Gag About Pedestrian Safety

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