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Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, January 24

• Left for Dead: Chicago police reports show months of inaction in deadly hit-and-run investigation (NBC)
Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, January 24
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• Left for Dead: Chicago police reports show months of inaction in deadly hit-and-run investigation (NBC)

ATA: IDOT looks closer at crashes and how to respond effectively

• CPD officer in unmarked squad car struck and injured girl, 13, crossing the street Monday around 5:45 PM on 600 block of W. 103rd in Fernwood (ABC)

Chicago Daily Law Bulletin: CTA must face discrimination claims over denial of vaccine exemptions”

• Will Chicago ban natural gas in new buildings? Mayor, allies push for change (Block Club)

• Sun-Times: Big Marsh Park looks to add new mountain bike trails after supporters raise $360K of $1.5M goal (Sun-Times)

• ATA hosts Movers and Shakers Ball, April 4, 6-9 PM at Chicago History Museum, North and Clark

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