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Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, November 18

    • Lightfoot offers details on proposed $3.7 billion capital projects spending plan (Tribune)
    • Driver who failed to yield injured pedestrian on Golf Road near Niles (Tribune)
    • Police blame distracted driving for Franklin Park pedestrian crash, Tribune blames "dark clothing"
    • Boy, 17, on bike grazed by bullet after being caught in crossfire in Bronzeville (Sun-Times)
    • Pritzker's office debunks article claiming his daughter broke dining capacity rules (Politico)
    • Women’s racing team LA Sweat to provide WTF mentorship for Blackstone Bikes kids (Velo News)
    • Mundelein police opt to donate unclaimed bikes instead of sending them to auction (Tribune)

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