Today’s Headlines for Monday, June 29
• Hit-and-run driver struck and injured 3 people, 1 critically, Saturday around 11:10 PM near suburban Carpentersville Middle School (ABC)
• CTA worker, 57, fatally shot in chest outside agency’s 98th Street maintenance facility around 4:15 AM on 9900 block of South State in Roseland (WGN)
• Police released image of teen who allegedly pushed a man, 69, from behind, causing him to fall down stairs at Red Line’s Chicago Station, suffering minor injuries (ABC)
• CPD releases images of suspects in 2 robberies Saturday on Blue Line platforms: around midnight at Western Forest Park Branch stop, about 3:15 AM at Kedzie-Homan (ABC)
• “News photos: Vintage Pullman electrics head back to Chicago” (Trains.com)
• The umpteeenth Tribune “Please think of the drivers!” editorial: “It’s unfair for the CTA to charge people to park on its property on Wilton near Wrigley Field.”
• “NITA Takes Effect: What Comes Next for Regional Transit” panel Villivalam, Delgado, Lewis, Vaishnav, Dillard, Tuesday 6/29 online – register here

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