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Today’s Headlines for Monday, March 28

    • CTA employee arrested after man shot at 95th Red Line station (WGN)
    • More background and footage of the CTA incident from early Saturday morning (NBC 5)
    • No bail for CTA worker accused of shooting intoxicated man at Red Line stop (Sun-Times)
    • That CTA worker is now facing an attempted murder charge after the shooting (WGN)
    • CTA union leader demands return of conductors and CTA's own police unit to combat crime surge (Sun-Times)
    • Passenger killed in multi-car crash on the city's northwest side (Fox 32)
    • Brown Sugar Bakery damaged after driver crashes into building overnight (ABC 7)
    • Man struck and killed by SUV driver in Little Village (Fox 32)
    • How spiking diesel prices translate into higher prices for everyone (Daily Herald)
    • After neighbors reject gas station plan, developer seeks 40-unit apartment building at Grand and Western (Block Club)
    • Lake Calumet has been subject of many big plans over the years, but the latest may bring it back to life (Tribune)

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