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• 3 dead in single-vehicle crash near Palos Heights, 4th person hurt (Tribune)
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• 3 dead in single-vehicle crash near Palos Heights, 4th person hurt (Tribune)

• Police search for hit-and-run driver in crash outside Illinois Masonic Hospital in Lakeview (CBS)

• CPD officer who killed pedestrian Maria Schwab, 56, outside House of Blues, while trying to pick up phone in SUV, charged with DUI (Sun-Times)

• Will you be ready for changes to Metra policy that will kick in on 2/1, the day before the groundhog checks for its shadow? (ABC)

• CPD: 2 males and one female robbed a man, 23, Tuesday around 8:45 PM on Clybourn platform and fled on train, police arrested them at Roosevelt (ABC)

• A handful of public bathrooms are being installed in Chicago, more than two years after alderpeople announced plans for a pilot program (Block Club)

• Cones of shame: What’s up with those triangular pee deterrents at CTA stations? (Axios)

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