CTA bus crashes into currency exchange, injuring 4 people in West Roseland

The bus struck the building near 111th and Michigan Avenue, according to the Chicago Fire Department.

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Four people were injured Friday evening after a CTA bus crashed into the front of a currency exchange on the Far South Side.

According to the Chicago Fire Department, the bus struck the building near 111th and Michigan Avenue in West Roseland about 6 p.m.

Fire officials said the injuries were minor.

No other details were available.

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