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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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