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Chicago sees least violent Fourth of July in at least 6 years
Nine people were killed and 40 others were injured in citywide violence over the holiday weekend, making it the least violent Fourth of July weekend in at least six years. The weekend runs from 5 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Monday, meaning late Wednesday’s mass shooting — which left four dead and 14 others injured — was not counted in the total.
"This community deserves justice and peace," said Paul Rutherford, Chairman of Cook County Crime Stoppers. "Even the smallest ...
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Chicago mayor signals openness to NASCAR’s return, but maybe not on July 4th weekendChicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signaled he's open to NASCAR returning to the city's downtown in the future. But he appeared ...
Though the morning of July Fourth held its share of rain and gray skies in Glenview, the sun had come out in time for the ...
Navy Pier — one of the most popular places in Chicago to see summer fireworks — won't hold a Fourth of July show.
Displays in Lodi Lake, El Dorado, Chico, Cloverdale, and St Helena have all been canceled following an explosion at the ...
Some early-morning park walkers who found themselves in the middle of a fireworks disaster on Saturday — and they worry it ...
The Morton Grove Days Parade has been a longstanding tradition, and it continued this year on the Fourth of July as thousands ...
Chicago's Lake Michigan beaches face hazardous conditions with high waves and rip currents; public advised to be cautious.
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