Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, May 14
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9:00 AM CDT on May 14, 2019
- 5 People Injured, Including a Child, After Driver Flees Police in Rogers Park (Sun-Times)
- Police: Unsafe Speed, Lane Movement Likely Factors in East Chicago Crash Death (NWI.com)
- Driver Who Allegedly Struck Girl, 7, on Bike Apprehended; GoFundMe Launched for Victim (CBS)
- Lakeview Carjacking Ends in Clark Street Crash (Sun-Times)
- Mike Quigley Discuss Alleged Cyber-Security Threat Posed by Chinese Railcars (Fox)
- Landlord Wants Someone to Open a Bike Shop in Their Garfield Park Storefront (Chainlink)
- Aurora Is Hosting a Bike Week this Week, Included Temporary Protected Bike Lanes (Tribune)
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