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• “CTA Proposes Balanced 2025 Operating Budget That Charts the Course for a Transit Riding Experience Better Than Pre-Pandemic/2019″

• 2 killed, 1 injured Monday around 1:40 AM in Bronzeville rollover crash outside Chicago Police Headquarters (ABC)

• SUV driver fatally struck adult male pedestrian Monday around 4:20 AM in outbound lanes of I-290 near 17th Avenue in Maywood (CBS)

• 4-year-old girl among 4 hospitalized after crash Sunday around 2:45 AM in 6700-block of South Stewart Avenue in Englewood (ABC)

• 6 arrested after groups steal boxes off trains on UP-W Line near Lake/Lockwood in Austin, halting Metra traffic (NBC)

• Proposed arts center, artist residences, 4427 N. Clark, served by 2 bus lines, 4 trains lines would have 53 affordable units, retail, 89 car spots (Block Club)

• Working Bikes, celebrating 25 years of volunteer work, has donated over 100,000 bikes to people in Central American and African countries (Sun-Times)

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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.

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