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Police released surveillance footage of the two suspects in the shooting.
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Police released surveillance footage of the two suspects in the shooting.
While the first vehicle drove off, the driver of the second stopped and attempted to help the child.
CPS is just one of many districts around the country dealing with a serious school bus driver shortage.
The victim said he's "stressed about a whole lot of things and in pain."
The temporary reduction on the state sales tax starts Friday and will last through Aug. 14.
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.
"We believe because of our geographic position and the assets. We already have that. Gary still is a gem and an opportunity that's just waiting to happen."
The city also combined memorials to the seven people killed in the July 4 shooting.
"A mom that needs counseling. A dad that's gonna commit suicide. A dad that's drinking a handle a day, something like that."
Plans are in the works to turn a struggling mall into a crown jewel of the community.
"We're asking for a change in policy when it comes to the safety. We're asking for fairness."
Evanston police say whoever shot a 13-year-old girl Monday evening fired 10 rounds into a backyard where kids were gathered.
All three options would preserve the stadium's iconic colonnades, while expanding capacity from 61,500 seats to 70,000 seats.
At its peak last week, on a scale of one to 10, Aaron Gettinger said he was at "seven or eight in terms of pain."
The mayor of Highland Park has finished her second trip to Washington in the 17 days since the tragic 4th of July mass shooting.