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Today’s Headlines for Monday, December 14

    • 4 killed in fiery crash when driver crashes into building in Cicero (Tribune)
    • Box truck driver struck and killed pedestrian in Arlington Heights (WGN)
    • Tribune: Rate of violent crime on CTA trains and platforms more than doubled this year
    • Man, 50, stabbed in face on Red Line near Chinatown early Sunday (CBS)
    • 56-unit building with 8 affordable apartments, 56 spots pitched near California stop (Block Club)
    • Developer hopes to build micro-unit hotel with no parking near Morgan stop (Block Club)
    • Virtual exercise demos help bicyclists stay active and prevent injuries during COVID (ATA)

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