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Residents of Chicago’s Woodlawn neighborhood protest shelter for migrants

January 6, 2023

Residents of Chicago’s Woodlawn neighborhood protest shelter for migrants

A group of Woodlawn residents gathered Thursday morning to insist the community provide resources for locals in Chicago rather than the migrants.

New York City, Chicago plead for federal aid as Democratic governor joins migrant bussing train

January 5, 2023

New York City, Chicago plead for federal aid as Democratic governor joins migrant bussing train

Democratic cities are pleading with President Biden to provide federal aid as Republican governors and even one Democratic governor continue to send migrants to their jurisdictions.

2 sentenced in Chicago mom's 'gang-related' shooting death

January 5, 2023

2 sentenced in Chicago mom's 'gang-related' shooting death

Bryant Mitchell, 27, and Marco Zabala, 28, were each sentenced to over 50 years in prison by a Cook County, Illinois, judge for their roles in the shooting death of Candice Dickerson.

Chicago-area church vandalized with swastikas, suspect facing hate crime charges

January 4, 2023

Chicago-area church vandalized with swastikas, suspect facing hate crime charges

Josef Stumpfoll, 35, of Wheeling, Illinois, is accused of spray-painting seven swastikas on the windows of Pathway Community Church in Elmhurst, according to authorities.

Gianno Caldwell reveals to Tucker Carlson what inspired him to get involved in Chicago politics

January 4, 2023

Gianno Caldwell reveals to Tucker Carlson what inspired him to get involved in Chicago politics

Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell told Tucker Carlson during a Fox Nation special how his childhood in Chicago shaped his interest in politics.

Chicago mayoral challenger predicts controversial Mayor Lightfoot won't make runoff election

January 3, 2023

Chicago mayoral challenger predicts controversial Mayor Lightfoot won't make runoff election

A new voter opinion survey suggests Mayor Lori Lightfoot would come in third if the Feb. 28 election were held today.

Chicago mayoral challenger predicts Lightfoot won't make runoff election

January 3, 2023

Chicago mayoral challenger predicts Lightfoot won't make runoff election

With nine candidates on the ballot next month, it's unlikely anyone will get the 50% plus one vote needed to win outright, meaning a two-person runoff on April 4 is virtually certain.

Chicago boy, 9, fatally shot in own home

January 3, 2023

Chicago boy, 9, fatally shot in own home

A 9-year-old Chicago boy was pronounced dead at a local hospital after being shot inside his own home. Negligence claims have yet to be examined, police say.

Chicago ends 2022 in violence as holiday shootings leave 7 dead including young boy, 21 others wounded

January 2, 2023

Chicago ends 2022 in violence as holiday shootings leave 7 dead including young boy, 21 others wounded

A bloody holiday weekend in Chicago left seven people dead, including a young boy, and 21 people wounded.

2023 elections: Chicago chooses a mayor, states vote on legislatures in contentious upcoming races

January 1, 2023

2023 elections: Chicago chooses a mayor, states vote on legislatures in contentious upcoming races

Thousands of voters will head to the polls in 2023 to elect state and local leaders in different corners of America.