Today’s Headlines for Monday, October 21

• City Council committee expected to take up proposal to lower speed limit (ABC)

By John Greenfield

8:47 AM CDT on October 21, 2024

Today’s Headlines for Monday, October 21

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• City Council committee expected to take up proposal to lower speed limit (ABC)

• The speed limit proposal gets Mayor Johnson’s support (Block Club)

• Chicago coalition backs effort to create safer streets with a lower speed limit (ATA)

• Driver cited after fatally striking 65-year-old woman who was trying to cross street in Hegewisch (ABC)

• ABC: Man killed in shooting Sunday around 8:30 PM near Morse Red Line station, Chicago police say

• NBC: Woman stabbed man 49 to death on CTA bus Friday around 8 PM in 200 block of S. Cicero in Austin, Chicago police said=

• FOX: Man, 29, is in custody after allegedly stabbing another man following an argument on a CTA bus on 10/17 in Chatham

• ABC: Multiple people wanted for robbery, attempted robbery at 47th, 87th Red Line stations: Chicago police

• FOX: Teens crash stolen car into Englewood store, owner says he’s “devastated”

• Inside Publications which ran NIMBY takes on Dickens Greenway, Granville proposal, Lincoln Square TOD, reports on Broadway land use plan meeting

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John Greenfield

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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