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November 8, 2023

Chicago residents demand city end 'sanctuary' policies

Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan on Chicago residents seeing the consequences of being a sanctuary city and GOP demanding answers about separated migrants crossing the border 

November 7, 2023

Chicago businesses hit with a dozen burglaries overnight as frustrated owners struggle to find a solution

At least a dozen businesses in Chicago, Illinois were robbed and vandalized overnight, police said. Thieves broke windows and stole money from businesses.

November 7, 2023

Chicago burglar throws cinder block into business, steals property

Thieves vandalized and burglarized at least a dozen businesses across a three-hour period overnight in Chicago. (FOX 32)

November 7, 2023

Suburban single mom shot dead at Chicago-area Chase Bank

A single mother of two from the Chicago suburbs was killed Saturday afternoon while she was at a Chase ATM, and two suspects are in custody.

November 7, 2023

IL city officials drop citations against Chicago journalist

Citations have been dropped against a Chicago newspaper reporter for allegedly asking too many questions to officials about flooding within the city after a large amount of rain.

November 6, 2023

Chicago murder suspect repeatedly arrested, released before bank exec's death

Henry Graham, charged with murder in Russell Long's deadly attack on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, was arrested and released repeatedly both before and after the fatal incident.

November 6, 2023

Trial begins for Highland Park mass shooting suspect's father

A trial is underway for the Highland Park mass shooting suspect's father. He is accused of aiding his son in obtaining a gun license after his son made violent threats.

November 6, 2023

US debate sparks over proposals to ban right-on-red driving rule

A surge in pedestrian injuries and fatalities from car crashes has resulted in nationwide policy and infrastructure changes, including a proposal to ban the right-on-red rule.

November 5, 2023

Police investigating after antisemitic notes are placed on cars inside a Chicago park

Police are investigating after anti-semitic notes were left on several vehicles in Jefferson Park in Chicago Sunday morning.

November 5, 2023

UW gave gender-transition surgeries without proper consent: lawsuit

A woman whose uterus was removed after allegedly self-diagnosing herself with gender dysphoria is suing two Wisconsin surgeons for allegedly not obtaining her proper consent.