Two Men Shot Inside Loop 7-Eleven on Adams Street as FBI Reviews Pilsen Shooting

A gunman opened fire inside a 7-Eleven store in the Loop, wounding two people, CWB Chicago reported. According to ABC7 Chicago, police said 2 people were shot inside the Loop 7-Eleven store on Adams Street, while WGN-TV and NBC 5 Chicago also reported that the shooting inside the Loop business left 2 hurt. CBS News reported that 2 men were shot during a fight inside the 7-Eleven in the Loop, adding to recent Loop safety reports.

In a separate shooting in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood, a person was injured today near West 18th Street and South Union Avenue, officials told ABC7 Chicago. NBC 5 Chicago reported that an FBI agent was involved in the shooting in the Pilsen neighborhood. According to FOX 32 Chicago, the shooting involving federal agents in Chicago is now under FBI review.

Chicago police are also investigating incidents involving CTA buses and riders. According to WGN-TV, Chicago police said a woman was critically injured after being hit by a CTA bus on DuSable Lake Shore Drive. Elsewhere in the city, Hoodline reported that Chicago police are hunting for a man who attacked a CTA rider near Roseland.

Transit riders are also navigating rail disruptions and new agency programs this week. After CDOT announced that a construction delay had extended CTA Green and Pink Line disruptions through the start of the week, as reported by WGN-TV, Secret Chicago reported that the Pink Line will not serve the Loop until Wednesday at 4 a.m. Riders are advised to transfer at Racine for downtown service, according to Secret Chicago. At the same time, the transit agency is continuing its safety and bus efforts: Progressive Railroading reported that the CTA has launched a Safe Ride Specialist program, and the CTA announced in a press release that it is inviting transit riders to share feedback on how to improve bus service.