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Chicago woman charged with dismembering her landlord found in freezer after getting eviction notice

October 13, 2022

Chicago woman charged with dismembering her landlord found in freezer after getting eviction notice

A Chicago woman is charged with murder after her landlord was found dismembered inside a freezer and bloody rags were found at a nearby beach.

Police in wealthy Chicago suburb take down $7.5M theft ring allegedly stealing and reselling retail items

October 12, 2022

Police in wealthy Chicago suburb take down $7.5M theft ring allegedly stealing and reselling retail items

Wilmette police have taken down a Chicago-area theft ring accused of stealing $7.5 million worth of goods and reselling them. Eight suspects were arrested.

MacArthur Foundation’s 2022 'genius grant' recipients announced

October 12, 2022

MacArthur Foundation’s 2022 'genius grant' recipients announced

The 25 MacArthur "genius grant" recipients have been announced. The award honors people whose work is society-changing and discipline bending.

Chicago toddler goes home after spending entire life in hospital

October 12, 2022

Chicago toddler goes home after spending entire life in hospital

Francesco Bruno, who is 2 years and 10 months old and has skeletal dysplasia, returned home with his family for the first time after leaving a Chicago-area hospital.

Rooftop Revelations: Gov. Pritzker favors freeing minority criminals over protecting minority victims

October 12, 2022

Rooftop Revelations: Gov. Pritzker favors freeing minority criminals over protecting minority victims

In the latest Rooftop Revelations, Pastor Corey Brooks questioned why Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker seems to care more about criminals than protecting victims.

San Bernardino, Oakland and Los Angeles, California, ranked among US' most dangerous cities: study

October 12, 2022

San Bernardino, Oakland and Los Angeles, California, ranked among US' most dangerous cities: study

California has some of the most dangerous cities in the country and some of its safest, according to a new study. San Bernardino and Los Angeles were ranked among the most dangerous.

Chicago crime frustrations mount against State's Attorney Kim Foxx as 'mass exodus' continues: source

October 12, 2022

Chicago crime frustrations mount against State's Attorney Kim Foxx as 'mass exodus' continues: source

Four Cook County Assistant States Attorneys have resigned from Kimberly Foxx's office over the past two weeks, a source familiar with the matter told Fox News Digital.

Chicago statue of Abraham Lincoln vandalized to protest 1862 death of Native Americans: 'Colonizer'

October 11, 2022

Chicago statue of Abraham Lincoln vandalized to protest 1862 death of Native Americans: 'Colonizer'

A statue of President Abraham Lincoln was vandalized in Chicago's Lincoln Park on Monday to protest an execution order he signed in 1862 that put 38 Native American men to death.

Chicago woman's body found in freezer, bloody towels in garbage at nearby beach, police say

October 11, 2022

Chicago woman's body found in freezer, bloody towels in garbage at nearby beach, police say

A woman was found dismembered Monday night in a freezer in her Chicago home and a suspect has been taken into custody, police said.

Amtrak passengers endure 19-hour trip from Detroit to Chicago, left without light, heat, running toilets

October 11, 2022

Amtrak passengers endure 19-hour trip from Detroit to Chicago, left without light, heat, running toilets

Passengers on an Amtrak trip from Detroit to Chicago sat on the train for 19 hours in what was supposed to be a 5 1/2-hour trip. The train lost power causing it to have to stop.