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Apr 24, 2025
Slain CPD Officer Was ‘Part of the Fabric’ of Near North Community
The Chicago Police Department on Wednesday continued mourning the loss of 53-year-old Commander Paul Bauer a day after he was shot and killed in the line of duty.
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Slain CPD Officer Was ‘Part of the Fabric’ of Near North Community
Apr 24, 2025
Police: Man, 44, Charged in CPD Commander’s Shooting Death
Shomari Legghette, 44, was charged a day after the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Commander Paul Bauer. He was allegedly wearing body armor and carrying a firearm containing an extended-round magazine.
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Police: Man, 44, Charged in CPD Commander’s Shooting Death
Apr 24, 2025
Suspect in Fatal Shooting of Police Commander Bauer Held Without Bond
A Cook County judge has denied bond for Shomari Legghette, a four-time felon charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Chicago Police Department Commander Paul Bauer this week.
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Suspect in Fatal Shooting of Police Commander Bauer Held Without Bond
Apr 24, 2025
Police: Carjacking Suspect Faces Murder Charge After Fatal Crash
A 29-year-old Streamwood man faces felony murder charges after he allegedly stole and crashed a taxi, killing a 69-year-old Lincoln Park woman.
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Police: Carjacking Suspect Faces Murder Charge After Fatal Crash
Apr 24, 2025
NIU Shooting Survivors Reflect on 10th Anniversary: ‘We’re Still Dealing With It’
Hundreds gathered Wednesday in suburban DeKalb to mark the 10th anniversary of a shooting at Northern Illinois University that left five people dead.
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NIU Shooting Survivors Reflect on 10th Anniversary: ‘We’re Still Dealing With It’
Apr 24, 2025
Naperville Man Acquitted in Retrial 22 Years After Arson Murder Conviction
Bill Amor spent two decades behind bars for a murder he says he didn’t commit. On Wednesday, a DuPage County judge agreed – and acquitted him in a retrial of a 1995 arson case.
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Naperville Man Acquitted in Retrial 22 Years After Arson Murder Conviction
Apr 24, 2025
From Virtual Reality to Physical Barriers: Building a Safer School
What can school districts do to prevent a mass shooting? While the gun debate rages on, schools have to come up with other ways to make sure students are safe. 
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From Virtual Reality to Physical Barriers: Building a Safer School
Apr 24, 2025
Laurie Dann Shooting Victim Heads Anti-Violence Program by Archdiocese
Nearly 30 years after a school shooting in Winnetka, survivor Phil Andrew is heading an anti-violence effort for the Archdiocese of Chicago.
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Laurie Dann Shooting Victim Heads Anti-Violence Program by Archdiocese
Apr 24, 2025
Sen. Fred Harris on the Kerner Report and Progress Made – and Lost
In 1967, African-Americans took their discontent to the street and President Lyndon Johnson tasked a commission to find out why. The last surviving member of that commission talks about progress made and lost in the years since.
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Sen. Fred Harris on the Kerner Report and Progress Made – and Lost
Apr 24, 2025
Cardinal Blase Cupich Addresses Gun Violence, Legislation
Cardinal Blase Cupich was one of the most prominent voices in Springfield last week calling for tighter gun laws. He joins us to talk about gun violence and gun legislation as well as immigration and school closings.
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Cardinal Blase Cupich Addresses Gun Violence, Legislation
Apr 24, 2025
Chicago Students Talk Gun Violence with Parkland Shooting Survivors
Chicago students and activists spent Saturday afternoon at the Florida home of a Parkland shooting survivor and her classmates to discuss the impact gun violence has had on their lives.
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Chicago Students Talk Gun Violence with Parkland Shooting Survivors
Apr 24, 2025
Suburban Postal Employees Convicted in Drug Delivery Ring
A pair of U.S. Postal Service employees in the south suburbs face more than two decades in prison after they were convicted this month for their role in a marijuana delivery ring.
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Suburban Postal Employees Convicted in Drug Delivery Ring
Apr 24, 2025
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Alumni Host Benefit for ‘March for Our Lives’
A benefit on March 18 on Chicago’s Near North Side to will raise funds for the March 24 event, which will coincide with marches across the country calling for gun reform in the U.S.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas Alumni Host Benefit for ‘March for Our Lives’
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