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July 16

Duo on pretrial release allegedly lead police on high-speed chase after retail theft

Chicago women allegedly layered stolen clothing under their own and led police on a dangerous chase, prompting criticism of Illinois' SAFE-T Act limitations on judicial discretion.

July 12

Pope Leo XIV gives autographed jersey to White Sox player from 2005 World Series team

Cardinal Cupich presented Paul Konerko with a jersey signed by Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope and a White Sox fan who attended the 2005 World Series.

July 10

Federal judge deems former Chicago alderman accused of bribery unfit for trial

Former Chicago alderman Carrie Austin, indicted in 2021 for allegedly receiving home improvements from contractors seeking city assistance, deemed unfit for trial.

July 8

Chicago mayor vows city police 'will not ever cooperate with ICE'

Mayor Johnson reaffirmed Chicago's status as a welcoming city, stating local police will not work with ICE despite concerns about increased assaults on immigration agents nationwide.

July 8

Race-obsessed leadership in America's third-largest city is destroying children's futures

We know merit transcends race but our city leaders in Chicago insist on emphasizing racial politics over our children's all-important educational achievement.

July 8

Anti-Israel professor curses out employer University of Chicago, says she teaches to build power

At a Socialism 2025 convention, a University of Chicago professor slammed her employer as "evil" but admitted staying at the school to leverage her position for left-wing organizing.

July 7

Chicago's bloody July Fourth weekend leaves 55 shot, 6 dead: report

Chicago's Fourth of July weekend reportedly marred by violence with over 50 shootings, six fatalities, and multiple mass incidents across South Side, West Side and Lake View area.

July 3

Deadly drive-by shooting outside Chicago nightclub rocks local residents

Fox News national correspondent Jeff Paul has the latest on a drive-by shooting outside a Chicago nightclub that left multiple casualties and injuries on ‘The Faulkner Focus.’ 

July 1

From a Chicago rooftop to 3,000-mile journey, here's how I'm fighting to restore America's soul

From Chicago's South Side to a cross-country journey, here's my plan to walk 3,000 miles to promote merit and community transformation against damaging liberal policies.

July 1

Chicago abortion clinic opens offering controversial third-trimester abortions

A new abortion clinic in Chicago said it was "excited" to offer controversial third-trimester abortions to women, as one pro-life activist called the practice "brutality."