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Today’s Headlines for Thursday, July 11

10:09 AM CDT on July 11, 2019

    • 1 Killed, 5 Injured After Driver Flees Traffic Stop in Englewood (Sun-Times)
    • Driver Charged With DUI for Wicker Park Crash That Injured 2, 1 Critically (Sun-Times)
    • Judge Refuses to Dismiss Charges for Driver Who Killed Mother and 3 of her Children (NBC)
    • Video Shows Chicago Police Tazering, Pepper Spraying Bystander Filming Traffic Stop (Block Club)
    • A Non-Cyclist Tries Riding a Dockless Electric Scooter (Chicago Magazine)
    • The Chicago Tribune Offers a Guide to 80 Regional Bike Trails
    • West Ridge Senior Has Refurbished 2,000 Bikes, Including for Local Yeshiva Students (Chabad.org)
    • Glen Ellyn Will Host Bike Race as Opening Stage of DuPage Triple Crown (Daily Herald)
    • Take a Survey to Provide Input on Active Trans' Proposal for a Diversey-to-Belmont River Trail

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