Highland Park marks one month since July 4th parade shooting
As Highland Park grapples with the aftermath of the shooting, there's a call for the community, to discuss gun violence Thursday.
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As Highland Park grapples with the aftermath of the shooting, there's a call for the community, to discuss gun violence Thursday.
Thursday is the last day you can apply to get one from the City of Chicago.
Governor JB Pritzker said the state wants to help parents and teachers, given the pandemic and inflation.
The district said they still have thousands of seats open for programs that transition kids from summer into the school year that begins Aug. 22.
Authorities originally said it was the other vehicle that crossed the center line, but have updated their findings based on new video and eyewitness evidence.
Temperatures will begin gradually heating back up on Friday.
Anthony Bland is facing felony weapons charges and misdemeanor property damage charges.
Police said the car's owner, a concealed carry holder, shot the 13-year-old after a group of would-be thieves pointed a gun at her.
There was a physical altercation before the offender ran off.
No arrests have been made.
The severe storm threat has passed, but many residents are waking up to storm damage.
Imagine working at a place 50 years and hoping for 50 more – all because of the people.
Grief, advice, and action – that is what came up Wednesday during a virtual townhall meeting for survivors of the Highland Park July 4th parade massacre.
"I hear a crack in the tree – really big rumble. It sounded like an earthquake almost home," said Luca Aceves.
A weapon was recovered at the scene.
