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Chicago mom decries school board's vote to remove uniformed officers from schools: 'Disappointed, saddened'

February 25, 2024

Chicago mom decries school board's vote to remove uniformed officers from schools: 'Disappointed, saddened'

A Chicago mother sounded off on the Board of Education after it voted to remove uniformed police officers from some schools in the Windy City.

Venezuelan migrants linked to more crimes in US, but Maduro shuts door on all deportations

February 24, 2024

Venezuelan migrants linked to more crimes in US, but Maduro shuts door on all deportations

An increasing number of violent crimes being linked to Venezuelan migrants, but U.S. government cannot deport any of them, as the country will not take any of its citizens back.

Chicago security guard gunned down with rifle, killed in Family Dollar store: police

February 24, 2024

Chicago security guard gunned down with rifle, killed in Family Dollar store: police

A security guard was shot and killed Friday afternoon inside a Family Dollar store in Chicago, Illinois, police said.

Judge rejects Chicago measure to raise luxury property tax, fund homeless services

February 23, 2024

Judge rejects Chicago measure to raise luxury property tax, fund homeless services

A judge has rejected a Chicago ballot measure proposing a one-time luxury property tax hike to subsidize services for the city's homeless.

Blind grey seal gives birth at Illinois' Brookfield Zoo: 'Very attentive mother'

February 23, 2024

Blind grey seal gives birth at Illinois' Brookfield Zoo: 'Very attentive mother'

"Georgie," a grey seal found stranded and blind on a Maine island over a decade ago, has given birth at the Brookfield Zoo in suburban Chicago.

Venezuela reportedly scraps US deal to deport illegal migrants as some commit crimes to be deported

February 23, 2024

Venezuela reportedly scraps US deal to deport illegal migrants as some commit crimes to be deported

Venezuela has halted the United States from deporting illegal migrants back to their home country, in a blow to President Joe Biden's immigration efforts ahead of the election

Chicago school board votes to remove uniformed police officers from schools

February 22, 2024

Chicago school board votes to remove uniformed police officers from schools

The Chicago School board voted to end its partnership with the Chicago Police Department and remove school resource officers from the remaining 31 schools they continued to patrol.

Chicago resident says locals are ‘so angry,’ will turn on Democrats

February 22, 2024

Chicago resident says locals are ‘so angry,’ will turn on Democrats

Chicago resident Cata Truss outlines her frustrations with local, state and federal leaders’ handling of the migrant crisis.

Chicago residents unload on city council over migrant crisis

February 22, 2024

Chicago residents unload on city council over migrant crisis

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez on how the migrant crisis is impacting the city of Chicago as residents are outraged and calls out the mayor's handling of the crisis.

Chicago high-rise building fire leaves 7 hospitalized, including baby in criticial condition

February 22, 2024

Chicago high-rise building fire leaves 7 hospitalized, including baby in criticial condition

Seven people, including a critically injured baby, were hospitalized following a fire on Wednesday afternoon in a Chicago high-rise building, according to fire officials.