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Today’s Headlines for Monday, May 24

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  • Lightfoot announces $80 million in housing rental assistance (Tribune)
  • Reilly accuses ride-hail companies of “predatory fares,” wants price cap imposed (Sun-Times)
  • Father, 39, dies after driving through retention net into the Calumet River; son, 16, rescued (ABC)
  • Police investigating shooting at Orland Park Metra station Saturday night, no injuries (Fox)
  • The Guardian looks at Obama Center-related displacement issues
  • Chatham’s ‘Mobile Boardwalk’ will bring outdoor dining, more summer events (Block Club)
  • Block parties are back — but without bouncy houses, city says (Block Club)
  • WBEZ gets commuting tips from the Active Transportation Alliance
  • WGN checks out the Biking Out Negativity ride in North Lawndale
  • What’s the best way to bike to Kenosha? (The Chainlink)

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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.

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