Today’s Headlines for Monday, November 30
- City dismissed red-light camera tickets against Mayor Lightfoot’s security detail (Tribune)
- Hit-and-run driver killed Eliseo Mendoza, 86, in Little Village (ABC)
- Driver struck another motorist, then killed man on sidewalk in Burnside (CBS)
- Man who died after police found him fallen from bike in Humboldt was stabbed to death (ABC)
- Driver critically injured boy on skateboard in Evanston (Sun-Times)
- Man in serious condition after being pushed in front of Red Line train (NBC)
- Argyle merchants brace for business disruption due to Red Line reconstruction (Sun-Times)
- Chicago’s winter overnight parking ban begins Tuesday (Tribune)
- Keating Law will match donations to Equiticity's end of year campaign up to $1,000
- FOIAed emails: Metra deputy director referred to SSL Mask Optional Car as "dumb ass car" (Vice)
- Cosmic Bikes co-owner saves Bike Shop Day, planning socially distanced version on 12/5 (BRAIN)
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