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• Skin-rotting drug 'Krokodil' pops up in Will County
• October 9, 2013 (JOLIET, Ill.) - The ABC7 I-Team has learned a deadly homemade drug known as Krokodil, or Crocodile, has made its way from Russia to Will County.
• NTSB: Blue Line accident could have been prevented
• October 4, 2013 (CHICAGO) - NTSB investigators are warning that CTA policies are leaving trains in conditions that facilitate unintended movement, and may have led to this week's CTA Blue Line crash in Forest Park.
• I-Team: Paramedics targeted while saving lives
• October 2, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Chicago emergency personnel are being assaulted on the job and first responders say it's getting worse.
• CPS makes changes after ABC7 investigation
• September 30, 2013 (CHICAGO) - The I-Team follows up on a 2011 investigation that uncovered problems with the way CPS spent taxpayer money on furniture.
• 2 Camp Bastion generals fired for negligence
• September 30, 2013 - For the first time since the Vietnam War a general-- make that two-- are being fired for negligence after a successful enemy attack.
• 'Pot college' comes to Rosemont hotel
• September 27, 2013 - The I-Team says there are actual schools popping up to teach people how to make money off the once-illicit weed.
• Hawks violence prompts Clark Street foot patrol
• September 26, 2013 (CHICAGO) - The nastiness on North Clark the night the Blackhawks won the Cup has attracted the attention of the Chicago police.
• Motorola trade secret thief denied appeal
• September 26, 2013 - Hanjuan Jin was arrested five years ago at O'Hare with a one-way ticket to Beijing and thousands of confidential Motorola files.
• North Side residents clash with nearby factory
• September 25, 2013 (CHICAGO) - A chicken processing plant in a North Side neighborhood is under fire after neighbors launch a series of complaints.
• Police torture commission boss resigns
• September 25, 2013 - David Thomas resigned as the executive director of a state commission that reviews cases of police torture on Tuesday.
• 'Path to Paradise' promised to al-Shabaab recruits
• September 24, 2013 - The shopping mall siege by terrorists in Kenya has ended, but the I-Team says there are questions about Americans who may be involved.
• I-Team: Taxpayer-funded Supreme Court facelift
• September 23, 2013 - The governor ordered a halt to rehabbing the Illinois Capitol, but the I-Team has uncovered pricey construction going full steam.

• I-Team: Illinois radical linked to Nairobi mall attack
• Shooting could be payback in area gang war
• Chicago Marine details deadly Camp Bastion raid
• Teen terror suspect pleas for help from CA senator
• Were red flags missed in Navy Yard shooter?
• Navy Yard gunman worked in Chicago this summer
• Aaron Alexis arrested for 2 past shooting incidents
• Quinn to torture commission boss, 'quit or be fired'
• I-Team: U.S. cracks down on online pets
• Sex offenders living on Safe Passage routes
• Reformed gangsters host Mob-Con in Las Vegas
• How safe are Lake Shore Drive bridges?
• Phone scam cheats consumers with unfamiliar language
• Jesse Jackson Jr. relaxing poolside at posh hotel
• Gov't wins major spy ruling in Chicago terror case
• Purple Hotel witnessed end of Chicago mob era
• Pedicabs unlicensed, unregulated in Chicago
• American warships deployed offshore Syria
• No charges filed against squatting teens
• Teens trash home while family on vacation
• Feds target Chicago metal refining company
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• Relief sought for Chicago gang problem
• Nation's judges say federal budget cuts risk public safety
• Man accused in lobbying case to fight charges
• Jackson Jr. eligible for gov't pension, disability pay
• Inside look at prisons requested by the Jacksons
• Alaska serial killer Israel Keyes' may have had Chicago victims
• Chicago murder rate holds steady among teens, kids
• Child porn suspect sentenced to federal prison