Chicago faced multiple shootings leaving 3 dead and 32 wounded, with incidents in Garfield Park, Austin, and Little Italy. Hospitals report the injured in good condition. No arrests have been made.

Six people, including a teen, were injured in an early morning shooting in Chicago's South Austin neighborhood. Police are investigating; no arrests have been made.

Businesses in Chicago's 009th, 016th, and 025th Districts were hit by a series of burglaries involving cash and electronics theft by masked individuals.

A man's body was discovered in a lagoon at Marquette Park in Chicago on July 4th. Police are investigating the death, with the circumstances remaining unclear.

Highland Park plans a July 4th parade on a new route with a remembrance ceremony, honoring tradition and the victims of the 2022 shooting, amid heightened security measures.

A Wisconsin home explosion killed Leland Holden, with authorities responding after a 911 call about the incident. Propane is a suspected cause, but the official reason is under investigation.

Chicago's 31st Street Beach will close at 9 p.m. for 10 days due to recent violence, with added measures like new fencing, more security, and bag checks.

A shooting in Chicago left two women dead and three children injured. The incident seems to stem from a personal dispute and involved a rifle and handgun. No arrests have been made.

An armed robbery occurred at Chicago's CTA Redline 69th St station. Police seek a male suspect who used a translator app during the crime. They have issued a bulletin asking the public for information.

Two men were injured in a shooting at North Riverside Park Mall, with the suspect still at large. The incident caused panic but was not an active shooter situation.

Chicago's 9th District has seen a string of burglaries, with a suspect on a bicycle targeting businesses. Police issued a warning, provided prevention tips, and are seeking information.

A man was shot in the foot after a dispute at a CTA station in Bridge Teleport. Service was briefly halted, but resumed with delays. No arrests have been made.

Due to recent violence, Chicago's 31st Street Beach curfew has been moved to 9 p.m. from 11 p.m., with Ald. Lamont Robinson advocating for tighter security measures.