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Zachary Fardon was confirmed by the Senate to be the next United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois.
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Chicago TV pitchman Kevin Trudeau will be heading back to jail, but with an interesting twist.
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As the I-Team looked into dry ice bombs at LAX, they found that bizarre weapons turn up every day at U.S. airports.
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Leo Sharp was busted a year and a half ago, and now at age 89, has pleaded guilty.
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Chicago emergency personnel are being assaulted on the job and first responders say it's getting worse.
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There is a new director at the Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission, but old questions linger.
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The I-Team follows up on a 2011 investigation that uncovered problems with the way CPS spent taxpayer money on furniture.
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For the first time since the Vietnam War a general-- make that two-- are being fired for negligence after a successful enemy attack.
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The I-Team says there are actual schools popping up to teach people how to make money off the once-illicit weed.
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The nastiness on North Clark the night the Blackhawks won the Cup has attracted the attention of the Chicago police.
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Hanjuan Jin was arrested five years ago at O'Hare with a one-way ticket to Beijing and thousands of confidential Motorola files.
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A chicken processing plant in a North Side neighborhood is under fire after neighbors launch a series of complaints.
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David Thomas resigned as the executive director of a state commission that reviews cases of police torture on Tuesday.
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The shopping mall siege by terrorists in Kenya has ended, but the I-Team says there are questions about Americans who may be involved.
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The governor ordered a halt to rehabbing the Illinois Capitol, but the I-Team has uncovered pricey construction going full steam.
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Investigators say one of the terrorists with al-Shabaab, an al-Qaeda offshoot, is believed to be from Illinois.
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Police crime statistics show that the shooting in the Back of the Yards neighborhood that left 13 people injured Thursday night is unusual only because so many victims were shot at one time.
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Police crime statistics show that the shooting in the Back of the Yards neighborhood that left 13 people injured Thursday night is unusual only because so many victims were shot at one time.
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The I-Team has an exclusive look at an insurgent raid of Camp Bastion in Afghanistan one year ago.
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The I-Team looks at an unusual plea for help from a teenage terrorism suspect to a powerful United States senator.
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Two days after the fatal Navy Yard shooting in Washington, more information is emerging about the shooter, Aaron Alexis.
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The I-Team has learned that Alexis was back in metro Chicago this past summer, this time, as a civilian.
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According to FBI record and court files, Aaron Alexis was arrested three years ago in Texas when a gun in his hands fired, shooting a bullet through the apartment of an upstairs neighbor.
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According to FBI record and court files, Aaron Alexis was arrested three years ago in Texas when a gun in his hands fired, shooting a bullet through the apartment of an upstairs neighbor.
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Amid allegations of misconduct, Gov. Quinn wants to terminate the director of a state commission that reviews cases of police torture.
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Six months after an ABC7 investigation uncovered serious problems with online dog sales, federal regulators have announced sweeping new rules for that growing industry.
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Six months after an ABC7 investigation uncovered serious problems with online dog sales, federal regulators have announced sweeping new rules for that growing industry.
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The I-Team found numerous Safe Passage routes that direct students through a gauntlet of sex offenders.
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The ABC7 I-Team has a story of some old-time Chicago mobsters who are running a new "con" in Las Vegas.
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Thousands of people in Illinois may have had their long-distance provider changed and don't even know it.
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In two months Jesse Jackson Jr. will be checking into federal prison, but on Thursday he was staying at a much more posh property.
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A federal judge in Chicago ruled accused teen terrorist Adel Daoud does not have a right to the surveillance that is being used against him.
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The Purple Hotel in Lincolnwood was both famous and notorious as a mob hangout, and in one case, a gangland murder site.
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Pedicabs are increasingly popular with visitors and locals, but for passengers it could be a risky ride.
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The U.S. is putting people and equipment in place for a response to what is happening in Syria.
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There are new details in the case of teenage squatters who took over a home in southwest suburban Minooka and turned it in a party house when the owners were away on vacation.
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A local family's vacation was ruined because while they were out of town, police say, teens turned their home into a drug-fueled party house.
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There are new details in the case of teenage squatters who took over a home in southwest suburban Minooka and turned it in a party house when the owners were away on vacation.
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A local family's vacation is ruined because while they were out of town and police say teens turned their home into a drug-fueled party house.
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A large, politically-connected company in Chicago is the target of federal investigation.
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A large, politically-connected company in Chicago is the target of federal investigation.
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For a second day in a row, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has declared an air alert for the Chicago area.
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For a second day in a row, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has declared an air alert for the Chicago area.
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Trouble in Boystown is prompting new tactics by Chicago police to combat crime in that section of Lakeview.
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Trouble in Boystown is prompting new tactics by Chicago police to combat crime in that section of Lakeview.
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Police are trying to get a handle on street gangs in Chicago and the suburbs they say are largely responsible for the seemingly endless shootings and gun violence.
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Police are trying to get a handle on street gangs in Chicago and the suburbs they say are largely responsible for the seemingly endless shootings and gun violence.
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"Public safety is at risk" in Chicago and across the country because of federal budget cuts to the judiciary. Those are the words of new Chicago Chief Judge Ruben Castillo in a scathing letter he and other judges have sent to Congress.
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"Public safety is at risk in Chicago" and across the country because of federal budget cuts to the judiciary. Those are the words of new Chicago Chief Judge Ruben Castillo in a scathing letter he and other judges have sent to Congress.
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In a developing story from federal court the I-Team has talked with a Chicago businessman accused of lobbying on behalf of a brutal African dictator.
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