2 children shot minutes apart on Chicago's South Side
Two children were shot inside their homes just minutes apart at two different locations on the city's South Side.
Two children were shot inside their homes just minutes apart at two different locations on the city's South Side.
Hundreds of pictures were hung up on a fence at 53rd and Cottage Grove. Each picture represented a life lost to gun violence dating back to May 2021.
"We're just trying to get the youth motivated to going back to school and just to make a positive change in their life."
Police said officers responded to multiple people shot and confirmed that five victims were shot.
"We have made inroads into a place that had been systematically eliminated from us to enter."
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"Chatham is not a minority community, it's a Black community. So it's important that we did everything that we can to amplify the voice of community members and make sure they had access to work on the facility."
The boy was identified as one of the offenders who attempted to take a vehicle by force from a 48-year-old woman.
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"I think people seem to forget that the South Side has a huge concentration of Black Queer, Black Trans, Black gender non-conforming folks."
The company has completed its first year in business after starting in February 2021.
"Where do we go? The groceries are so important to the neighborhood."
It was a show of prayer and solidarity for for fathers and for healing in the middle of a spike in violence across the city.
The girl was in the Pill Hill neighborhood when she was struck by a bullet around 4 p.m.
"To do something really just good and beautiful in your neighborhood. And it's not just us. There are a lot of people doing it."
"It is a critical bridge to the past and it's a unique bridge to the future. What Bronzeville can be."
"We have mold, we have lack of smoke debtors, we have fire extinguishers that have expired, we have broken entrances, bad porches, faulty wiring."
"We wanted to kind of come and take the street back and let businesses in the area know we are here. We are present where a lot of our businesses experience violence."
An organization with locations on the west and south sides of the city has received a transformative donation.
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The generosity of recent gas giveaways continue as a South Side church is also helping some residents affected by the sharp increase in prices.
Didn't get a chance to fill up your tank at Thursday's gas giveaway? There's another chance for you to fill up your tank for free in Chicago, but this time a South Side church is footing the bill.
A beloved church on the city's South Side is in need of some divine intervention.
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The store sustained major damage due to smoke, fire, and water used to put out the fire.
In one incident, the suspects forced a victim into a car and drove them to an ATM, forcing the victim to take out cash.
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The only video that anyone could find capturing the 16 gunshots that killed McDonald at 40th Street and Pulaski Road in the Archer Heights neighborhood was from a dashcam inside a police car.
A police source said a pursuit of that stolen car was underway before the boys – both 15 years old – crashed their car into the front of a store near 75th Street and Vincennes Avenue just after midnight. Shardaa Gray reports.
The incident happened Saturday evening in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
A police source said a pursuit was underway before the boys – ages 14 and 15 – crashed their car into the front of a store near 75th and Vincennes just after midnight.
No one was injured in the shooting, and the off-duty Chicago police officer did not return fire.
The store sustained major damage due to smoke, fire, and water used to put out the fire.
In one incident, the suspects forced a victim into a car and drove them to an ATM, forcing the victim to take out cash.
A second jet skier, traveling in tandem on a different jet ski, was not hurt.
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In one incident, the suspects forced a victim into a car and drove them to an ATM, forcing the victim to take out cash.
The three suspects approached the victim on board a train at the 47th Street station, displayed a knife, maced the victim, and tried to take their belongings.
No one was injured in the shooting, and the off-duty Chicago police officer did not return fire.
Police said two men got into an argument, when one of them hit the other with a glass, which shattered and cut the victim's neck.
Police said, around 8:40 p.m., officers responded to a shooting near 38th and Ellis, and found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds to the chest.