Shooting Death of Retired Chicago Police Officer

16-year-old boy charged with first-degree murder in shooting death of retired Chicago police officer Larry Neuman. Neuman heroically pushed a worker out of harm's way before being shot. He was a long-serving explosives technician and minister after retiring from the police department.

Assault on Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx

Fox News covers the assault on Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx near her home in Chicago. The suspect, William Swetz, allegedly shouted an insult, nearly hit her with his vehicle, and threw a drink at her. Foxx was not injured. The incident comes after Foxx announced she will not seek re-election, ending a controversial career in public office.

Gun Violence in Chicago

At least 36 people were shot, eight fatally, over the weekend in Chicago. Gun controls in Illinois include an “assault weapons” ban, “high capacity” magazine ban, red flag law, 72-hour wait on gun purchases, and a Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) card requirement. Chicago also has an “assault weapons” ban via Cook County.

Vandalism of Buckingham Fountain in Chicago by Pro-Palestinian Protesters

Buckingham Fountain in Chicago was vandalized by pro-Palestinian protesters but has since been reopened and is fully operational. The fountain was dyed red and spray-painted with messages. Protests have escalated in response to events in the Middle East.

Former President Trump's Plans for the 2024 Republican National Convention

Former President Donald Trump's campaign initially planned to stay in Chicago and commute to Milwaukee for the 2024 Republican National Convention, but later decided to stay in Milwaukee. Trump referred to Milwaukee as 'horrible' in a closed-door meeting, citing concerns about crime and voter fraud.

Chicago Homeless Population Surge Due to Migrant Crisis

Chicago experiences a surge in homeless population due to migrant crisis and lack of federal and state support. City officials increase shelter capacity to address the issue amidst backlash from residents over funding allocation.

Chicago Weekend Shootings

Over the weekend in Chicago, there were 45 people shot, with six fatalities. The victims included a man shot on the sidewalk, a 31-year-old man walking, an 18-year-old woman in a vehicle, a 36-year-old man found in an alley, a 26-year-old found between houses, and two men on West 31st Street. The violence adds to the high number of homicides in Chicago for the year.

Prosecution of National Guardsman's Murder in Chicago

Federal prosecutors have taken on the case of the 2021 murder of National Guardsman Chrys Carvajal in Chicago after Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s office refused to charge a gang member in the killing. Two Milwaukee Kings gang members have been charged with racketeering and murder in connection with the death.

Acquittal of Whitley Temple in Chicago Police Car Incident

Whitley Temple, 35, was acquitted of all charges after stealing a police car, dragging an officer while naked, and being found not guilty by reason of insanity.

Troublesome Venezuelan Immigrant in Chicago

Venezuelan immigrant in Chicago, Carlos Mavarez Viloria, has been arrested ten times in 10 months for various crimes including shoplifting, possessing a crack pipe, and pulling a gun on a convenience store clerk. He is now being held in Cook County Jail.

Memorial Weekend Shootings in Chicago

Memorial Weekend in Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Chicago saw at least 41 people shot, nine of them fatally. Among the victims was a five-year-old girl. A total of nine fatalities were reported by the end of the weekend. A $2,000 reward is being offered for information on the perpetrator(s) of the five-year-old’s killing.

Chicago Violence

Five-year-old girl shot and killed in Chicago during Memorial Day weekend, adding to the ongoing violence in the city. Project H.O.O.D founder expresses low faith in government's handling of the migrant crisis in Chicago.

Wrongful Conviction Lawsuit by Chicago Man

A Chicago man convicted of murder based on testimony from a legally blind eyewitness is suing the city and police department for fabricating evidence. He was released after The Exoneration Project showed the eyewitness had lied about his eyesight. The eyewitness had advanced glaucoma and testified falsely. The man is struggling to rebuild his life after being released from prison after 12 years of a 76-year sentence.

Gun Violence in Chicago over Memorial Day Weekend

Over Memorial Day weekend in Chicago, at least 31 people were shot, with five fatalities. Despite strict gun control measures, such as the requirement for a Firearm Owners Identification card, assault weapons ban, and more, over 180 people have been killed in Chicago since January 1, 2024.

Chicago Violence

Two people were fatally shot in Chicago during Memorial Day Weekend, adding to the city's high homicide rate. The incidents are part of a trend of violence in the city, with multiple shootings reported at the same address in the past week.

Chicago Shootings

A 48-year-old man was shot in Chicago shortly after 12:30 a.m. at the same address where two men were shot two days prior. The wounded man was hospitalized in fair condition but was uncooperative with details. Over 40 rounds were fired in the Wednesday incident. Chicago has seen 173 people killed between January 1, 2024, and May 24, 2024.

Rare Blue-Eyed Cicadas in Chicago

Animals at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago were spotted eating rare blue-eyed cicadas that emerged for the first time in 17 years.

Arrest of Armed Venezuelan Immigrant in Chicago

Chicago Police arrested a Venezuelan immigrant armed with a handgun and ammunition after a shooting incident. Despite the charges, the suspect was released from custody.

Exploitation of victim visa rule by staging armed robberies in Chicago

Six men charged with staging armed robberies in Chicago to exploit victim visa rule for U.S. immigration visas.

Subway sandwich shop robbery in relation to Jussie Smollett case

The Subway sandwich shop featured in the Jussie Smollett hate hoax case was robbed by two gunmen who took money from the cash register and three customers before fleeing on foot. The robbers were described as a white man and a black man wearing masks and armed with guns. The incident occurred in Chicago's Streeterville neighborhood, known for its upscale stores and heavy tourist traffic.

Measles Outbreak in Chicago Linked to Illegal Aliens from Venezuela

A CDC report linked 84% of recent measles cases in Chicago to illegal aliens from Venezuela. Cases were also traced to Peru and Chile. The outbreak led to 139 cases in 21 U.S. states, with most in Illinois. Chicago officials downplayed fears of a wider outbreak despite criticisms.

Democratic Party Convention

Rep. Dean Phillips suggests that it would be best for the Democratic Party to skip the convention this year and focus on campaigning due to similarities with the tumultuous 1968 Democratic Convention.

Recent Shootings in Chicago

At least 16 people were shot in Chicago, with two fatalities, in a series of shootings over a two-day period. The incidents included shootings from vehicles, escalated arguments, and common attacks.

Planning the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago

President Joe Biden's advisers are planning the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, aiming to maximize viewership while minimizing disruptions and protests. They are considering a hybrid production with in-person and pre-recorded speeches, moving party business off the floor to avoid contentious debates, and reviving the pre-taped delegation roll call. Challenges include managing protesters inside and outside the arena, and working with a rookie mayor sympathetic to protesters.

Chicago residents oppose plan for new migrant shelter

Chicago residents oppose Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to open a new migrant shelter in the city's South Side, leading to the administration backing off from the proposal.

Chicago Residents' Frustration with President Biden

Chicago residents express frustration and anger towards President Biden ahead of his visit to the city, citing issues such as high gas prices, violence, and lack of support for the Black community. They believe that support for the Democratic Party is dwindling among Black voters.

Podcast 'You Didn't See Nothin' and Pulitzer Prize Win

The podcast 'You Didn't See Nothin' wins a Pulitzer Prize in Audio Reporting for revisiting a 1997 hate crime involving a 13-year-old Black boy named Lenard Clark who was brutally beaten by white teenagers in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood. Reporter Yohance Lacour explores the case and its impact on the community and individuals involved.

Controversy over Chicago Mayor's Plan to House Illegal Aliens in South Side Building

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson dropped a plan to use an empty manufacturing building on the city’s South Side to house illegal aliens after community protests and because the building’s owners were never informed of the intended use.

Chicago Cinco de Mayo Parade Gang Violence

Chicago's Cinco de Mayo parade was reportedly interrupted by gang violence, leading to the event being relocated. The parade continued smoothly after the relocation.

Cancellation of Chicago's Cinco de Mayo Parade Due to Gang Violence

The Chicago Police Department canceled the city's annual Cinco de Mayo parade due to gang violence, forcing families to head home after large-scale fights in the area. The event was canceled to protect the safety of attendees, including families and children.

Arne Duncan and Chicago Alderman at Anti-Israel Encampment

Former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan was photographed at an anti-Israel encampment with Chicago Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez, who has faced criticism for speaking in front of a burned American flag. The event took place at the University of Chicago and is part of a larger trend of anti-Israel protests on college campuses.

Fatal Shooting of Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer

Discussion on fatal shooting of off-duty officer Luis Huesca in Chicago and the dangers faced by law enforcement officials in the city.

Democratic Party National Convention in Chicago

The article argues that the Democratic Party should cancel its national convention in Chicago in August and hold it virtually via Zoom to avoid potential chaos and violence. The author criticizes Chicago's Democratic leadership and warns of potential clashes with anti-Israel activists during the convention.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's Response to Officer Luis Huesca's Death

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faced backlash for not attending the funeral of fallen police officer Luis Huesca after the family said he was unwelcome, sparking tensions between the police department and the mayor's office.

Chicago City Council Funding for Migrant Care

Chicago City Council approves $70 million for migrant care despite voter backlash. Resident P-Rae Easley warns of city going bankrupt if funding continues for illegal immigrants. Easley advocates for resources for rehab and education transportation instead.

Prediction about the Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Bill Maher predicts that the upcoming Democratic National Convention in Chicago will be chaotic due to large numbers of protesters supporting Hamas, similar to the 1968 convention.

Stephen Colbert hosting Late Night show from Chicago during Democratic National Convention

Stephen Colbert will host his Late Night show from Chicago during the Democratic National Convention, showcasing his connection to the city where he lived for 11 years and performed at the Second City comedy club.

Vehicle crash at Chicago toll plaza

A vehicle plowed into a suburban Chicago highway toll plaza, causing a fire and resulting in the death of the motorist. The crash occurred near Hoffman Estates, a suburb about 30 miles northwest of downtown Chicago.

Efforts to Oust Mayor Brandon Johnson Over Migrant Crisis in Chicago

Chicago residents protest Mayor Brandon Johnson's request for $70 million in taxpayer funds for migrant crisis, petition for his recall gaining traction. Mayor blames city's financial woes on federal government's lack of aid. Efforts to recall Mayor Johnson are being led by a former technology salesman.

Efforts to Reduce Violent Crime in the U.S.

The Justice Department is ramping up efforts to reduce violent crime in the U.S. by launching a specialized gun intelligence center in Chicago and expanding task forces to curb carjackings. President Biden's administration is addressing violent crime, an issue highlighted in his reelection campaign. Gun rights groups are expected to challenge new rules requiring background checks at gun shows. The FBI reported a decrease in murders and violent crime in the last quarter of 2023 compared to the previous year.

Chicago Woman Pleads Guilty to Murder After Cutting Baby from Pregnant Victim's Womb

A Chicago woman pleaded guilty to murdering a 19-year-old pregnant woman, cutting the baby from her womb. She was sentenced to 50 years behind bars. The baby died about two months later. The woman tricked her boyfriend into thinking he was the father of the child. Her daughter was also sentenced to 30 years for helping her mother.

Ukraine Prime Minister's Visit to Chicago for Investment

Ukraine Prime Minister visits the United States, specifically Chicago, to drum up investment and business for the war-torn country. Congress is considering an aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and other allies.

Debate Over Funding for Migrants in Chicago

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez warns that neglecting citizens for caring for migrants is a public health concern. City officials debate Mayor Brandon Johnson's request for an additional $70 million to help migrants in the city.

Fatal police shooting of Dexter Reed Jr. in Chicago

A civilian oversight board in Chicago is investigating the fatal police shooting of a 26-year-old Dexter Reed Jr. during a traffic stop.

Left-wing activists expressing support for Iran at a conference in Chicago

Left-wing activists at a conference in Chicago express support for Iran as part of the 'arc of resistance' against Israel and the USA, following news of Iran launching missiles and drones towards Israel. The activists demand 'hands off Iran' and chant 'death to Israel' and 'death to America.'

Anti-Israel Protesters Shut Down Chicago's O'Hare Airport

Anti-Israel protesters shut down Chicago's O'Hare airport by blocking the highway, causing frustration for passengers and disrupting traffic. Demonstrators chanted 'Free Palestine' and 'Stop Genocide' while linking themselves with PVC pipes on the Kennedy Expressway.

Anti-Israel Protesters Block Roadway to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport

Anti-Israel protesters blocked a roadway to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, causing traffic disruptions and frustration among travelers. The protesters sat in the middle of the road with arms interlocked and used 'long tubes' to obstruct traffic. Some travelers had to walk to the airport with their luggage. The protest was organized to send a message to Boeing, a company that sells weapons to Israel.

Violent Weekend in Chicago

At least 43 people were shot, seven fatally, during a violent weekend in Chicago. The incidents included multiple shootings resulting in deaths, including a tragic case involving young children. Mayor Brandon Johnson is facing a challenging situation.

Iran launches drones and missiles at Israel

Self-described anti-war activists in Chicago cheered after learning that Iran launched hundreds of drones and missiles at Israel as a response to an airstrike that killed a senior Iranian official in Syria.

Far-left activists in Chicago cheering Iran's failed attack on Israel

Far-left activists in Chicago cheered Iran's failed attack on Israel at a conference demanding an end to U.S. aid to Israel. They expressed support for Iran's actions and chanted slogans against U.S. policies in the region. The event drew backlash from political figures and commentators.

Shooting at Family Get Together in Chicago

Eleven people were shot, one fatally, during a family get together in Chicago. The victims were standing outside when the shooting occurred. A seven-year-old girl was killed, and a one-year-old boy is in critical condition. Police are investigating the incident.

Chicago Gang-Related Shooting

A 7-year-old girl was killed and seven others were injured in a gang-related shooting in Chicago. The victims included children as young as 1-year-old. The incident was not random and involved multiple shooters on foot.

Chicago Shooting at Family Gathering

A shooting at a family gathering in Chicago left a 7-year-old dead and seven others injured. The incident, likely gang-related, involved multiple victims, including children and adults.

Rising Anti-Jewish Prejudice

Rutgers University President escorted out by police after pro-Palestinian protesters interrupt town hall. Fox News reports on rising anti-Jewish prejudice, including incidents at Harvard and statements by Hamas defector and 'Harry Potter' actress.

Measles and Tuberculosis Outbreak in Chicago's Migrant Shelters

Chicago has experienced a significant increase in measles cases, primarily among migrants in its shelter system. The outbreak in the city nearly matches the total number of measles cases reported in the entire country for 2023. Additionally, there have been cases of tuberculosis among new arrivals in migrant shelters in Chicago.

Chicago Police Shooting Incident

Chicago police officers fired nearly 100 gunshots during a traffic stop, killing one man and injuring one officer. The incident has sparked controversy and calls for investigation.

Antisemitic Flyers Found in Chicago's Lincoln Park

Antisemitic flyers with suspected rat poison were found in Chicago's Lincoln Park area, prompting an investigation by the Chicago Police Department. The flyers contained the logo of the Anti-Defamation League, and Alderman Timmy Knudsen condemned the acts of hate and vowed to hold the perpetrators accountable.

Immigration and Employment in Chicago

Chicago's progressive Mayor Brandon Johnson is pushing for more work permits for illegal immigrants in the city, despite high black unemployment rates. There have been issues with the slow approval of work permits and outbreaks of diseases in migrant shelters.

Reparations and Community Transformation Initiatives

Christian leaders in Boston are demanding 'White churches' to pay reparations to the Black community, while the House Ways and Means Committee visited Project H.O.O.D., a nonprofit in Chicago's South Side, recognizing their work in transforming lives and communities.

Chicago Man Sues Women in Facebook Group over Defamation

A Chicago man is suing 27 women in a Facebook group for making disparaging remarks about him, claiming defamation of character. The lawsuit alleges that the comments harmed his reputation and standing in the community.

Healthcare and Immigration

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez expresses concerns about tuberculosis and measles among migrants in the city, suggests enforcing American standard of vaccines for migrants and city's vaccine requirements for children.

Child Luring Case in Chicago

Two men arrested for allegedly trying to lure children into a van were released by a judge under the impression that the SAFE-T Act prevented detention. The suspects were charged with child luring and attempted child abduction but were released with ankle monitoring despite protests from lawmakers.

Tuberculosis Cases at Migrant Shelters in Chicago

Health officials in Chicago, Illinois, have reported cases of tuberculosis at migrant shelters. The Chicago Department of Public Health is taking necessary precautions to treat and contain the disease. Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez criticized the city's sanctuary policy for ignoring public health concerns related to mass immigration.

Chicago Mayor Advocating for Work Permits for Illegal Migrants

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is urging President Biden to grant work permits to nearly 500,000 illegal migrants living in Illinois, stating that the city can welcome another 400,000 to 700,000. Johnson emphasizes the need for economic opportunities for undocumented individuals to build better lives in Chicago or elsewhere.

Public Health Risks of Illegal Immigration

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez raises concerns about the public health risks associated with illegal immigration, specifically the spread of diseases like tuberculosis and measles in migrant shelters.

Tuberculosis Cases Among Migrants in Chicago

Chicago health officials report a small number of tuberculosis cases among migrants in the city, following a measles outbreak. TB is curable with antibiotics and not highly infectious.

Recent Shootings in Chicago over Easter Weekend

Over Easter weekend in Chicago, at least 32 people were shot, four fatally. The first fatal shooting occurred in a drive-by incident on 87th Street. Another fatal shooting took place inside a home on South Elizabeth Street. Five females were shot on Easter Sunday, with one 19-year-old dying at the scene. In total, 103 people were killed in Chicago from January through March 2024.

Lead Exposure from Old Service Lines in Chicago

Lead exposure from old lead service lines in Chicago is still a major issue, with nearly 70% of young children being exposed to lead in tap water. Black and Hispanic neighborhoods are more affected, but less likely to be tested for lead. The federal Lead and Copper Rule is considered weak, and proposed improvements may take decades to fully address the problem.

Rising Crime by Migrant Gangs in Major U.S. Cities

The New York Police Dept. warns citizens about migrant pickpocket gangs in the city, citing an uptick in pickpocketing crimes. The NYPD also expresses concern about South American gangs operating in the city and suburbs. Similar issues are reported in Chicago and Los Angeles.

Controversy over Chicago Alderman and Mayor's Response to Pro-Palestinian Rally

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez calls for the resignation of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration after a migrant camp was halted due to toxins found on the property. Mayor Johnson defended the alderman's right to speak at a pro-Palestinian rally where a flag was burned. Several aldermen have called for the removal of the alderman from his position as chair of the City Council Housing Committee.

Arrest of Venezuelan Migrant for Sexual Assault in Chicago

Venezuelan migrant arrested and charged with sexually assaulting multiple women on the campus of the University of Illinois Chicago. The suspect, Elvis Hernandez-Pernalete, faces charges of criminal sexual abuse, aggravated battery, robbery, and attempted robbery. He is also accused of stealing from a retail store. Officials noted a significant increase in arrests of Venezuelans in Chicago since 2021.

Chicago Mayor Blames Trump Supporters for Failed Real Estate Tax Referendum

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson blames supporters of former President Trump for failed real estate tax referendum aimed at combating homelessness in the city.

Gun Control

Chicago is suing Glock for making guns that are easy to convert to illegal automatic weapons, part of a trend of Democratic jurisdictions pressuring gunmakers to change products and marketing.

Chicago's 'Bring Chicago Home' Bill

The 'Bring Chicago Home' bill, aimed at providing affordable housing for Chicago's homeless, faces defeat in Illinois despite support for real estate tax restructuring. Critics fear negative impact on commercial properties.

Impact of Democratic Policies on the Black Community in Chicago

The hosts of a podcast in Chicago's South Side discuss the impact of Democratic policies on the black community, with one audience member admitting to voting for Biden and being called out for contributing to issues facing the community.

Chicago's 60-Day Shelter Eviction Policy for Migrants

Chicago enacts a 60-day shelter eviction policy for migrants, aiming to decompress shelter population and provide stability. Despite some exemptions, thousands of migrants will be removed from shelters as part of the new policy.

Lawsuit against Glock for Handgun Conversion

The City of Chicago files a lawsuit against Glock for the ease of converting handguns to full-auto, partnering with Everytown for Gun Safety. The lawsuit alleges negligence and unfair business practices for contributing to gun violence. China is cited as a source for 'Glock switches.'

Measles Outbreak and CDC Warning

CDC issued a warning about an increase in measles cases globally and domestically, urging MMR vaccinations for children and travelers. Chicago experiences an uptick in cases linked to a migrant shelter.

Wealthy Residents Selling Properties in Chicago's Gold Coast Neighborhood

Billionaire Ken Griffin and other wealthy residents are selling properties in Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood due to high taxes and crime, leading to a downturn in the area's real estate market. A proposed 'mansion tax' on homes over $1 million could further impact property sales in the neighborhood.

Weekend Shootings in Chicago

Over the weekend in Chicago, there were 18 people shot, with four fatalities. The incidents occurred in various locations, with victims ranging in age. Additionally, there were multiple armed robberies reported within an 8-hour timeframe on Saturday.

Policies on Illegal Immigrants in New York City and Chicago

New York City and Chicago are facing backlash for their policies on illegal immigrants, with both cities appearing to toughen their stance but actually implementing policies that have many loopholes and exclusions.

Measles Outbreak in Chicago

Chicago officials have reported a third case of measles in a child of an illegal alien staying in a shelter, leading to a total of eight cases in the city. The CDC has dispatched a team to help curb the spread of the virus.

White House Meeting with Arab, Muslim, and Palestinian Communities in Chicago

Senior White House officials are meeting with Arab, Muslim, and Palestinian immigrant communities in Chicago without addressing recent antisemitism. Chicago has seen cancellations due to threats of protests against Jewish musicians. The Biden Administration's approach to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has faced criticism.

Measles Outbreak Among Migrants in Chicago and Border Enforcement

Alex Marlow discusses the measles outbreak among migrants in Chicago, highlighting the hypocrisy of 'mask performance art' during the coronavirus pandemic and emphasizing the importance of border enforcement in preventing the spread of disease.

Controversy Surrounding Church of Scientology's New Branch in Chicago

The Church of Scientology faces backlash for shutting down a city block to open a new branch in Chicago. Students and locals express concerns about the impact on the community.

Bus Driver Saves Residents from Burning Buildings

Anastasios Adamopoulos, a bus driver in Chicago, stopped his bus to help rescue people from burning buildings in the early hours of the morning. He and his passenger alerted the residents and ensured everyone got out safely before firefighters arrived.

Pro-Palestinian group cancels Matisyahu's concert in Chicago

Pro-Palestinian group successfully cancels Jewish musician Matisyahu's concert in Chicago, claiming victory. Matisyahu responds by donating refunded money to charity and vows to continue playing shows despite pressure from protesters.

Accusations against large cities regarding the migrant crisis

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez accuses large cities, including sanctuary cities like Chicago, of viewing the migrant crisis as a 'cash cow' and not trying to resolve the border crisis.

Illegal Alien Arrested for Drive-By Shooting in Chicago

An illegal alien from Venezuela, suspected drug cartel member, arrested for drive-by shooting in Chicago. Victim in critical condition. Biden's border policies criticized for allowing criminals to enter the country.

Heartwarming Friendship Between Chicago Mailman and Local Pup

A Chicago-area mailman and a local pup named Frannie have formed an iconic friendship that has brought joy to millions both online and in the community. Their heartwarming interactions have gained a large following on social media, with fans lovingly calling them 'FranDan.'

Serial Shoplifter in Chicago Arrested Multiple Times for Stealing from Target Store

A serial shoplifter in Chicago named Renard Smith was arrested multiple times for shoplifting from a Target store in Lincoln Park. Despite being on pretrial release, he continued to steal items from the same store. The suspect expressed surprise that the store kept records of his thefts. He was charged with multiple counts of retail theft and released on multiple occasions, only to be caught again for shoplifting.

Teen Violence in Chicago's South Loop

Violence erupted among a huge crowd of teenagers in Chicago’s South Loop after social media posts initiated the gathering, resulting in two teenagers being shot and one of them dying.

Chicago Weekend Shootings

At least 19 people were shot in Chicago over the weekend, with two fatalities. A 17-year-old boy and a 22-year-old man were among the victims. A total of 65 people have been killed in Chicago so far in 2024.

Chicago police officer sues city to change race on official records

A Chicago police officer is suing the city to change his race on his official records from 'Caucasian' to 'Egyptian and African American'. The department allows officers to change their gender but not their race, impacting the officer's professional advancement.

Chicago Shootings

At least 21 people were shot, with four fatalities, in Chicago over the weekend of February 23-25, 2024. The shootings included a fatal incident in Pottawattomie Park and another in a home on South Vincennes Avenue.

Chicago jewelry store employee shoots alleged robber

A Chicago jewelry store employee with a concealed carry permit shot an alleged robber who was attempting to steal jewelry, causing the robber to flee with gunshot wounds. The robber was released from custody with pending charges.

Fatal Shooting of Security Guard at Family Dollar Store in Chicago

A security guard was fatally shot at a Family Dollar store in Chicago's West Side. The suspect is still at large. Jessica Jackson expressed frustration over resources being spent on migrants rather than addressing the city's homeless crisis.

Migrant Support in Illinois

A family from Venezuela, who struggled to find work in Chicago, received financial support from Illinois to reunite with relatives in El Paso, Texas. The state has spent over $620,000 on travel tickets for migrants to move to other states. The number of migrants staying in city-run shelters has decreased, prompting the state to open an intake center for new arrivals.

Closure of KFC Restaurants in Chicago's South Side

Three KFC restaurants abruptly shut down in Chicago's South Side, causing concern among residents and local officials. The closure is seen as a sign of urban blight and a worsening standard of living in the area.