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• Sun-Times editorial: "CTA shined bright during the DNC, so why not every day?"
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Sun-Times editorial: “CTA shined bright during the DNC, so why not every day?”

CTA “Leverages extensive security camera network to pilot gun detection technology” – the ZeroEyes AI system

• Driver Jacqueline Bridges, 77, died after trying to turn left and colliding with another driver Tuesday around 12:20 PM at Rand/Euclid in Mt. Prospect (ABC)

• Trial begins for allegedly drunk driver who was going 40 mph over speed limit when he killed Alejandro Arzeta, 46, in January 2020 in Des Plaines (Herald)

• CPD: Man punched CTA passenger and stole his glasses at gunpoint Wednesday around 4 AM at Sox/35th Red Line station (FOX)

• Streetsblog USA and Active Transportation Alliance talk with Boston NPR station about “How Chicago became more bike-friendly”

• Outrage after workers mistakenly removed bike lanes on Palmer Square for diagonal parking, petition launched against more parking spaces (Block Club)

Working Bikes nonprofit bike shop hosts its 25th anniversary block party on Saturday 10/5 from 4-8 outside the store, 2434 S. Western

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