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• A CTA employee was held without bond for shooting a 37-year-old man at the 95th Street Red Line station. Sylvester Adams, 53, of Lynwood, faces charges of attempted murder and unlawful use of a weapon. (NBC5)
• Later today, the full City Council is expected to approve Mayor Lori Lightfoot's appointment of Nicole Lee as 11th Ward alderwoman. If confirmed, Lee will be Chicago's first Asian ward boss. (CBS2)
• Pastor Corey Brooks ended his 120-night streak camping atop storage containers to raise $35 million for a new community center in Woodlawn to be with his ailing mother, Evelyn Sue Wyatt. (FOX32)
• Brown Sugar Bakery in Chicago's Greater Grand Crossing was severely damaged Sunday after someone drove a car into the building. "When I got here, I was surprised they drove in to my walk-in freezer on the inside of the bakery," employee Stephanie Hart said. (NBC5)

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