Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, May 4
- Auto show is coming back in July as Chicago's 1st big convention (Block Club)
- ISP: Byron McClain, 47, dead after suffering "medical emergency," crashing on Eisenhower (Sun-Times)
- Woman driving car with 5 children is injured after crashing into Lawndale building (ABC)
- No hate crime charges for driver who attacked group after reportedly yelling anti-Asian comments (Tribune)
- LED Black Power fist mural by Kedzie-Homan stop is a walkability strategy (Block Club)
- Divvy offers rewards program to members in exchange for distribution help (Sun-Times)
- Daily Herald cycling columnist looks at the current e-bike boom
- Online community meetings on south Red Line extension this Wednesday and Thursday
- Blessing of the Bikes 6/13 noon at Tabor Church, 3542 W. Sunnyside
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