Today’s Headlines for Monday, September 14
- Will downtown ever fulling recover from the pandemic and looting? (Tribune)
- Task Force: Chicago must build more affordable housing that Black, Latino residents can afford (WTTW)
- Man stabbed in arm outside Cicero Green stop in South Austin at 3:30 PM (Sun-Times)
- TIF proposed to rehab Lake Street 'L' bridge, Monroe Street subway (City of Chicago)
- City of Chicago: Land sale would support new Auburn Park Metra station
- Buffalo Creek Forest Preserve to get trail extension and pedestrian signals (Tribune)
- Impromptu Mexican Independence Day caravan leads to street closures (CBS)
- Equiticity, Recyclery, Working Bikes, and Southside Critical Mass, host ride on 10/2 at Palmisano Park
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