Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, April 21
- 7000-Series cars go into service on Blue Line, with screens displaying surveillance images of riders (CBS)
- Committee vote on DuSable Drive proposal pushed back to 4/29 (BHM)
- Two CPD officers were injured in a hit-and-run crash in Gresham (ABC)
- Sun-Times: Lightfoot’s massive rewrite of affordable housing ordinance sails through committee
- Zoning Committee approves lift of ban on residential developments N. of Lake in Fulton Market (Block Club)
- 109-foot-tall office building proposed near Morgan station (Block Club)
- Chicago Council on Science & Tech hosts program on history and future of local transportation on 5/3
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