Person on tracks snags CTA Blue Line on Chicago's Near West Side
Further information about the unauthorized person on the tracks was not immediately available.
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Further information about the unauthorized person on the tracks was not immediately available.
It was not immediately learned how the fire started or if anyone was inside the rowhouses at the time.
Fifth Third Arena, at 1801 W. Jackson Blvd., first opened in 2017. It has been undergoing major renovations since May of last year.
It was not immediately learned how the fire started or if anyone was hurt.
As of Monday night, police said no one had been arrested — and they were still investigating a motive.
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