Editorials Editorial: After the Southwest debacle, airlines need to take better care of their customers. Or else. With Southwest Airlines canceling a slew of flights over the weekend, customer rebellion is in the cards unless these carriers reform their ways. An inevitable departure, given the history. Guilty verdict in double-murder case allegedly tied to drug ring authorities have linked to Santa Muerte. Is rookie QB Justin Fields progressing? Are any changes coming? Meet the Tribune Editorial Board.
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The infrastructure bill, which enjoys wide support, should not be held hostage to a broader agenda, and Biden is wrong to acquiesce to that demand.
Rock bottom. Hey City Hall, fix this and fly right. Latest in Opinion. Letters: Illinois should allow prisoners who have served 20 years of a life term to be considered for parole. Chicago Tribune Articles group 7. Outside the U. In Spain and Portugal, rail typically is built for less than half the cost we see here. That is something the new Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg should be figuring out.
Clearly, the U. Take another local example. The track exists. The stations exist. The states involved have now released the money to help pay for the service. So it starts Monday, right? Planning for this began in Following final design, construction is anticipated to begin in , with completion in , provided needed funds are secured. Again, this is simply a second train on an existing line.
So, Secretary Buttigieg, would you work on this for Chicago? That just delays everything. In the meantime, Metra, we have an idea. Stop those trains for a minute just west of Green Street, pull out those crates and let people come and go. How about starting at the first of the year? Letters Letters: A former Chicagoan laments violence, vaccine mandate defiance.
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Chinatown, where I would stop for dim sum at Phoenix Restaurant or buy a frozen tapioca drink at Joy Yee, remained a precious haven. Oct 15,
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