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November 7, 2022

Human remains found twice in Chicago neighborhood in 4 days

Two sets of human remains have been found four days apart in the same neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois, prompting police to probe whether the discoveries are linked.

November 6, 2022

I was planning to move from Chicago to Georgia. Here's why this conservative changed his mind

Crime. High taxes. Poverty. Poorly performing schools. There are plenty of reasons to leave Chicago. I could joined the many who left but decided to stay.

November 5, 2022

Former NBA star arrested, charged with misdemeanor battery

Former NBA star and Sixth Man of the Year with the Chicago Bulls, Ben Gordon, was arrested early Friday morning in Chicago on misdemeanor battery charges.

November 4, 2022

Brother of Chicago murder victim blasts Biden's Illinois trip: 'Say you were wrong'

President Biden was set to travel to Chicago, Illinois after a stump in New Mexico without visiting the southern border; Gianno Caldwell reacts on Fox News.

November 4, 2022

Guard shack at FBI's Chicago building attacked, suspect allegedly tried to set it on fire

A suspect is in custody after attacking a guard shack at the FBI's Chicago headquarters on Friday by allegedly trying to set it on fire.

November 3, 2022

Missing Chicago pregnant woman strangled to death by unborn child's father: Police say

A Chicago man allegedly killed a pregnant woman who was carrying his child by strangling her to death, authorities said.

November 3, 2022

Biden to visit deep-blue Chicago 4 days before midterm elections

President Joe Biden will travel to New Mexico, California and Illinois in sweep through blue states ahead of midterm election.

November 2, 2022

Chicago man charged over alleged death threat against Republican candidate for governor Darren Bailey: report

A Chicago man was arrested and charged with allegedly threatening by voicemail to "mutilate and kill" GOP candidate for governor of Illinois Darren Bailey.

November 2, 2022

Man 'ran out' of Halloween candy, handed out possible ‘marijuana gummies’ instead: report

Jarod Feilen, 25, was arrested after allegedly handing out gummy bears in packaging that smelled of marijuana to kids in South Chicago Heights, Illinois, on Halloween.

November 2, 2022

Illinois Democrats push back against controversial law eliminating cash bail: 'Cowering to criminals'

Chicago mayoral candidate Raymond Lopez (D) weighed in on Illinois' controversial SAFE-T Act on 'Fox & Friends' Wednesday, ripping soft-on-crime policies.