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• Half-million Hancock visitors go unscreened yearly
• August 8, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Since 9/11, the John Hancock Building - one of the city's favorite tourist attractions - has also been considered attractive to terrorists, but you might not know it based on the building's public security.
• Domestic alert shifts concerns to American soil
• August 8, 2013 - The terror threat that has shut down American embassies and put foreign travelers on edge is now a domestic alert.
• Feds secretly obtained evidence in lobbying case
• August 7, 2013 - Federal agents gathered evidence in the African lobbying case under a controversial law used to track terrorist threats.
• Illinois politicians linked to illegal Africa lobbying
• August 6, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Several prominent Illinois politicians have been linked to an illegal African lobbying effort.
• Al-Qaida threat led to Lollapalooza 2013 changes
• August 5, 2013 (CHICAGO) - The worldwide terror threat that has closed American embassies has resulted in magnified security in Chicago, according to police.
• Judge suggests ATF targeting minorities in Ill.
• August 2, 2013 (CHICAGO) - What color is justice? A scathing two-page order written by the new chief federal judge in Chicago finds injustice - with words such as ''potential bias'' and ''racial profiling.''
• EPA records reveal oil refinery safety questions
• August 1, 2013 (JOLIET, Ill.) - A history of incidents at a major southwest suburban oil refinery has led to legal action and the I-Team has discovered additional public safety questions.
• I-Team: Questions remain after water tank collapse
• August 1, 2013 (CHICAGO) - New details are emerging of the bizarre collapse of a rooftop water tank which left two people hospitalized after the 5,000-gallon tank fell from a nine-story landmark building.
• Brewster Building history unveils calendar curse
• July 31, 2013 (CHICAGO) - The Brewster's builder fell from the same rooftop where Wednesday's water tank fell exactly 118 years ago on July 31, 1895.
• Cook County Morgue proposes cremation option
• July 30, 2013 (CHICAGO) - For the first time ever in Cook County, the medical examiner wants cremation as an option for indigent remains.
• Child prostitution arrests made in Chicago, across country
• July 29, 2013 (CHICAGO, Ill.) - Child prostitutes as young as nine years old were among more than 100 youngsters rescued by federal agents in a three-day nationwide series of raids.
• Illinois: Murder suspect Dr. Garcia lied on application
• July 24, 2013 - Illinois, the only state to issue suspected murderer Dr. Anthony Garcia a medical license, is accusing him of lying on his application.

• President Obama's Illinois record on racial profiling
• Feds investigate U.S. Marshal's Chicago office
• Fault line of financial trouble in the Midwest
• CPD begins new image campaign to recruit officers
• Doctor licensed in Illinois charged with 4 murders
• Church sign stirs emotions after Zimmerman case
• I-Team: Norway attack lends lessons to Chicago
• Zimmerman jury lone minority member from Chicago
• Twin Trouble: Twin brother of jailed hacker arrested
• I-Team: 14 IL counties allow concealed carry now
• I-Team: Chicago exec questioned in Canada train crash
• I-Team: 9 state lawmakers skip historic vote
• Suspect in boy's shooting bragged about gang ties
• Feds urge jail for pitchman Kevin Trudeau
• Fmr. NU official sentenced in orgy-murder case
• 23 arrested during Blackhawks post-win violence
• Pippen fight in Malibu under investigation, police say
• Terror suspect says feds must admit spying
• Jimmy Hoffa: FBI knows the backstory
• Terrorist magazine hacked by American intelligence
• Police official dead of apparent suicide after demotion
• I-Team: Tracking down Mike Madigan
• City sues owner of Big Blue Lincoln Park 'nuisance' statue
• Family Secrets attorney found dead in condo
• I-Team: US Government spying on Americans
• 'Wrigleyville Bomber' sentenced to 23 years in prison
• Escaped MCC inmate sentenced in bank robbery
• 'Anarchaos' pleads guilty in hacking case
• Zachary Fardon nominated for US Attorney
• I-Team: Morgue donates bodies without authorization