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Locals Declare Chicagoland Better Than Chicagoworld
To incentivize patronage, the CTA issued Ventra FastPasses for elite members. However, they still can’t guarantee wait times shorter than 28 minutes during peak hours.
Reckless Cyclist Almost Runs Jeep Grand Wagoneer off Western Ave
“If I hadn’t had the wherewithal to utilize my brakes system, I might be sitting here talking to you right now with a decapitated head and a bruised collarbone.”
Chicago Woman Emotionally Prepares for the “Mean Teens” of Lollapalooza
They’ll judge you for age, your haircut, and for not knowing the lyrics of the songs by rock duo “Wet Leg.”
Metra Plans High School Kegger Trains to Promote Lollapalooza Ridership
Inspired by the Metra promotion, the CTA hopes to increase Gen Z ridership with its new slogan “Buses are Bussin’, No Cap”, despite being labeled cringe.
Lightfoot Proposes Dome Over Chicago Bears to Keep Them From Leaving
“If there was a bridge we could have raised to keep them here, we would have raised it.”
Based Red-Winged Blackbird Only Attacks Chicago Cops
“Then in 2020, I know he did some work with Anticaww!, which is like Antifa for birds because like, you know, it’s the sound a crow makes.”
Chicago Style Heat Wave: Chicagoans Announce Junk Feels Like Wet Italian Beef
“It’s so hot, my junk feels like a mound of thinly sliced roast beef that’s been left to simmer in its own au jus,” said a source who asked to remain anonymous due to the graphic descriptions they gave us of their genitals.
Devastating: Girlfriend Wants to Do Something Outside Today
“We should hit the beach!” she threatened. “I think Eliza is free today? Or we could just walk around Winnemac or something.”
Soldier Field to Be Made Into Mattress Firm if Bears Move to Arlington Heights
“Tickets to Bears games start at around $90. Admission to Mattress Firm will be free, and I’m offering 10% off all Sealy and Serta mattresses on game days.”
Lincoln Park Woman Bravely Admits She Doesn’t Like Poodle Mixes
“What does the ‘D’ in doodle even stand for,” she shouted/queried as we ran away. “Dog?”
