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Woman shot on Eisenhower Expy. near Homan

The shooting happened in the westbound lanes of I-290 near Homan Avenue, authorities said. One person was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

By Sun-Times Wire

Two people were hospitalized with life threatening injuries after a car crashed into a home July 27, 2022, in Crystal Lake. — Someone was injured in a shooting Nov. 9, 2020, on I-290 near Homan.

A woman was shot Monday morning on the Eisenhower Expressway on the West Side.

The shooting happened at 3:52 a.m. in the westbound lanes of I-290 near Homan Avenue, according to Illinois State Police. The woman was driven to a hospital with injuries that weren’t thought to be life-threatening.

All westbound lanes were closed while authorities investigated, but were reopened by 7:48 a.m., state police said.

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