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A search is under way for the person who shot and killed a man in a gas station parking lot on the West Side.
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A search is underway for the person who shot a man in a gas station parking lot on the West Side.
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Three people, including a teenager, were killed in a shooting in the South Shore neighborhood.
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The Cook County State's Attorney held a memorial Saturday as a day of remembrance for those who have lost loved one to violence.
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Nine alleged members of the Hobos street gang face murder and drug charges, as well as federal racketeering charges under RICO laws.
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Four people are charged in the Chicago mass shooting that left 13 wounded, including a 3-year-old boy, in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
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Bryon Champ, 21, and Kewane Gatewood, 20, are charged with three counts each of attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm.
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Four people have been charged in the Chicago mass shooting that left 13 wounded, including a 3-year-old boy who was shot in the head, according to Cook County prosecutors.
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Two men charged in a mass shooting at a Chicago park were appearing in court Tuesday as the victims continued to recover.
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Supt. Garry McCarthy would not comment on published reports that two people are in custody in a shooting that injured 13.
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In the wake of last Thursday's Back of the Yards mass shooting, Gov. Quinn said he'd be willing to discuss using state resources to help put down Chicago gun violence.
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A man was shot in the Gold Coast during an apparent road rage incident early Saturday morning.
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One of the 13 victims of Thursday night's shooting rampage in a Chicago park is speaking out, talking one-on-one about how he felt.
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With the recent violence in mind community activists like Pastor Corey Brooks take to the streets Saturday night.
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Bulls stars Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah, as well as Mayor Rahm Emanuel stopped by a special basketball tournament bringing factions of the community together to make peace on the streets.
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The Young Leaders Alliance held a rally Saturday afternoon in the South Shore neighborhood, followed by a march through the community.
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Basketball legend Isiah Thomas, who grew up on Chicago's West Side, made an appeal to a generation rocked by violence on Friday night.
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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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They're taking their message to Washington next week to try to build support for what advocates describe as "common sense gun bills."
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There is fear near the Dulles School of Excellence, a South Side community school where students and teachers are told to go home immediately after class because of neighborhood gang activity.
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Illegal guns seized this year in Chicago has passed the 5,000 mark, police say.
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Family and friends of a young man gunned down in the Old Town area are asking for help tracking down the 22-year-old's killer.
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A teenager is in critical condition after a shooting Saturday night in the Uptown neighborhood.
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Chicago police are searching the area for a gunman after a man was shot in the head Saturday afternoon in the 1200 block of North Orleans in the Old Town neighborhood.
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So far this year, at least 58 teenagers and children have been murdered in the city of Chicago -- most due to gun violence.
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Six-year-old Keyontae Mayes, who was shot as he sat in a car with his family on the city's West Side, was released from the hospital Thursday after doctors removed a bullet from his shoulder.
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One man was killed and another wounded in a shooting late Sunday night in the Chatham neighborhood.
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The number of illegal firearms seized by Chicago police now surpasses 4,000 for the year so far.
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Teenagers charged with attempted murder made their initial court appearance Saturday for allegedly shooting two people, including a 4-year-old child.
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A 32-year-old man was killed in a shooting just one block away from Chicago Police Headquarters.
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Three people have been charged in the shooting of a little girl at 71st and Rockwell last week near Marquette Park.
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Crime statistics are out for the month of July. They continue to show a decrease in violence in Chicago despite a violent start to the month.
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At least four children were shot in the last few weeks, including Jaden Donald, 5, Quiana Tompkins, 6, and Khalise Weatherspoon, 5.
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Khalise Weatherspoon, 4, and a man in his 30's were shot in the city's Chicago Lawn neighborhood.
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Khalise Weatherspoon, 4, and a man in his 30's were shot in the city's Chicago Lawn neighborhood on Monday afternoon, police said.
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McCarthy says if the sentencing laws were stricter, those people would have been behind bars and not out on the streets where they were shot.
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A shooting in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood has left a man hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds.
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The Black United Fund is among 19 vendors hiring new safe passage workers. There's been no shortage of interest.
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Hundreds of people gathered at Chicago State University on Chicago's South Side Friday night to find ways to stop the violence in Chicago.
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Representatives Bobby Rush, Danny Davis and Robin Kelly discussed the reasons behind gun violence in the city.
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Congressman Bobby Rush (D-Chicago) says there are not enough trauma centers in the city, so he's created a new bill to get more money to build them in the places that need it the most.
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Senator Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) is encouraging law enforcement agencies across the country to use the federal government's resources to crackdown on gun violence.
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Youth from across the city joined us at the ABC7 studios Friday afternoon to discuss solutions to help stop the violence.
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Gun offenders are out on Chicago streets, shooting and killing when they could have been behind bars.
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A local artist has been changing the landscape in several Chicago neighborhoods by adding art in unlikely places -- and hopefully sparking conversations. It's part of a movement that hopes to evoke peace and offer a solution to help stop the violence.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus announced Thursday they will host an emergency summit on urban violence here in Chicago.
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Students across the country and here in Chicago are focused on promoting common-sense gun safety measures that will save lives.
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