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• Three people who were killed in a fiery crash in Glenview Sunday morning have been identified (CBS)
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• Three people who were killed in a fiery crash in Glenview Sunday morning have been identified (CBS)

• Man fatally shot inside SUV, leading to crash at North Austin strip mall (ABC)

• Woman, 24, died in head-on collision with semi in Mundelein (FOX)

• WTTW: “Chicago Launches ‘Know Your Rights’ Ad Campaign on CTA System as Communities Brace for Potential ICE Raids”

• Meet Fred Frederiksen from Chicago Bike Project, providing free bicycles, maintenance to underserved communities ([Greek] Orthodox Observer)

• “As We Say Good Bye to January, Let CTA Be Your Ride Around Chicagoland”

• Block Club: “5 Developers Chosen To Revitalize North Lawndale Vacant Lots Through ‘Missing Middle-Class’ Program”

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