Today’s Headlines for Monday, July 27
- CTA altered train and bus routes to discourage protesting near CPD headquarters this weekend (NBC)
- Sun-Times columnist Steinberg checks out CDOT biking classes, e-Divvy bike debut Wednesday
- 10 hospitalized during CTA bus-involved pileup in Auburn-Gresham (ABC)
- 6 people injured, building struck, after 2-car crash in Lawndale (CBS)
- Latest designs for the Logan Square traffic circle remix and new Kedzie plaza (Block Club)
- Students pushing for renaming Douglas Park say they were left out of decision (Block Club)
- Anti-bike Trib columnist John Kass, blasted by News Guild for Soros piece, has column moved from p. 2 (Feder)
- Broadway Cafe Street will happen monthly through September (Block Club)
- Public bike repair station added at Milwaukee and Kilpatrick in Portage Park (WTTW)
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