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Today’s Headlines for Monday, January 31

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  • Driver fatally struck Adam Ellerman, as he walked besides Chicago Heights road that lacked a sidewalk (Patch)
  • SUV driver dies after rear-ending semi truck at 40th/Pulaski early Sunday morning (NBC)
  • Driver runs red in Highland, IN, killing female motorist from Munster, 70 (NBC)
  • Driver suffers broken leg after running red at 11th/State and striking snow plow, causing it to jump curb (CBS)
  • Plane sucks baggage cart into engine while skidding on snowy O’Hare airport tarmac, no injuries  (ABC)
  • Concrete is falling from ceiling of Buena underpass to LFT, creating hazard for trail users (CBS)
  • Parking ban in the 1400 and 1500 blocks Milwaukee to deter partying and crime passes (Block Club)
  • Mars Wrigley candy factory in Galewood is closing, Metra has no plans to change Mars station name (Sun-Times)
  • Residents can weigh in on renaming a NW Side park for poet Gertrud Kolmar, who died at Auschwitz (Block Club)

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