Today’s Headlines for Monday, March 15
- Woman shot among 4 injured in fiery crash with street sweeper in Portage Park (ABC)
- TOD with 80 units, 64 affordable, pitched for City Lit site near Logan Blue stop (Block Club)
- Relatively parking-lite development planned for Near West Side, neighbors complain (Block Club)
- Residents push back on Welles Park night baseball proposal, citing traffic, parking concerns (Block Club)
- Huge, largely unmasked crowd marches for school reopening in Naperville (Tribune)
- Lightfoot quietly allowed the plumbers union to die the river green again (Block Club)
- Beer company's giveaway of 50 bikes in Chicago makes national news (Tribune)
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