Today’s Headlines for Thursday, November 4
- More coverage of the Adé Hogue case and vigil (Bicycling, Block Club, CBS, FOX)
- ATA, MPC weigh in on the CTA's 2022 budget during period of slowly recovering ridership (Block Club)
- Sun-Times editorial: Put passengers, communities first in Metra-Union Pacific dispute
- Driver charged with DUI, reckless homicide after fiery, deadly crash (FOX)
- Nixon Elementary’s playground — built after years of advocacy — destroyed in an arson fire (Block Club)
- Work could start next summer on affordable housing near upcoming Auburn Park station (Block Club)
- UTC and RTA host “Emerging From Crisis Wiser: Reimagining Regional Transit” webinar on 11/11
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