Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, November 23
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9:27 AM CST on November 23, 2021
- CDOT marked World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims with a CAN-TV segment
- Suspect in Waukesha parade murders was out on $1,000 bail for running over a woman on 11/2 (CNN)
- Jeep driver killed Mekhi Sutton, 1, by rear-ending SUV he was traveling in at N. Chicago stoplight (Herald)
- Metra ticket machine contract aims to eliminate on-train cash sales (Railway Gazette)
- Franklin Park may get faster train traffic: Metra, CP, CREATE officials herald upgrades (Tribune)
- UP says CP-KCS merger could impact Chicagoland Metra and Amtrak service (Trains.com)
- CTA Holiday Train, Bus coming back for 2021 (ABC)
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