Today’s Headlines for Monday, June 28
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9:00 AM CDT on June 28, 2021
- DuSable Drive overwhelmingly passed the Council, but most white aldermen voted no (Block Club)
- Rock Island Metra train collides with car near 107th/Vincennes, killing 3, including child (ABC)
- Man running red light crashes into sedan, seriously injures 2 teens in Sauganash (Sun-Times)
- 3 CPD officers injured in overnight Austin crash (WGN)
- $20.3 million Fulton Market streetscape project finished after four years (Block Club)
- Officials tell Auburn Gresham residents it may be an affordable housing development or nothing (Block Club)
- A West Side vacant lot will soon become a roller rink and community plaza (Block Club)
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