One Fatality, One Critical After Scaffold Accident at University of Chicago Medical Center Site
One person died and another was critically injured in a construction accident at the University of Chicago, involving a fall from scaffolding possibly influenced by windy conditions. An investigation is underway.
Chicago Steps Up Anti-Violence Efforts Ahead of Summer and Democratic National Convention
Chicago is preparing for summer violence by empowering residents with bleeding control techniques and police will focus on high-violence areas. Community marches for peace and Mayor Johnson aims to train "youth peacekeepers" for prevention.
Teenage Boy Critical After Daytime Shooting in Chicago's Gage Park, No Suspects Arrested
A 14-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting in Chicago's Gage Park. The victim was shot multiple times and is in critical condition. No arrests have been made and detectives are investigating the incident.
Former Ald. Ed Burke Seeks to Overturn Corruption Conviction as Chicago Awaits Final Sentencing
Ex-Ald. Edward Burke's defense seeks to overturn his corruption conviction, arguing for a new trial or acquittal on various charges. Burke has spent over $3.8 million in legal fees from campaign funds, with about $8 million remaining for appeals.












