Today's Headlines
Today’s Headlines for Monday, June 13
- More coverage of huge safe streets rally honoring Rafi Cardenas and Lily Shambrook (Block Club, WTTW, ABC, CBS, WGN, FOX)
- After the rally, a driver killed a man nearby on Irving Park, a 5-lane road that has seen many crashes
- 7 children injured, 4 seriously, in rollover crash early Sunday morning on I-90 in Hoffman Estates (WGN)
- Police chase after boy allegedly driving stolen SUV ends with 3 injured, including officer on foot (Sun-Times)
- After Midsommarfest, a driver sideswiped another motorist at Foster/Clark, then critically injured 2 pedestrians
- Pedestrian struck, critically injured early Monday morning on I-57 near 99th Street (ABC)
- CPD releases photos of suspect from armed robbery on Red Line at Lake Street Friday night (Sun-Times)
- Officer who repeatedly grabbed Black woman walking her dog last August has resigned (NBC)
- Bike advocates share tips on how to stay safe during peak cycling season (WBEZ)
- Street construction exposes wood paver blocks that formed city’s roadways more than a century ago (Sun-Times)
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