Gun demand on the rise in Chicago, police say
State police say number of firearm owner identification applications in Chicago doubled from 19,000 in 2014 to nearly 39,000 in 2016
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State police say number of firearm owner identification applications in Chicago doubled from 19,000 in 2014 to nearly 39,000 in 2016
Chynna Stapleton faces first-degree murder and is expected in court Monday
Police believe the plane was either taking off or landing at nearby Teterboro Airport when it crashed into a warehouse
A Union Pines High School student reportedly said the intention was to start a conversation about suicide
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Witness says he saw the 55-year-old mother "sacrifice herself" to get her daughter out of harm's way
Cop stops young mom as she walks out of courtroom after pleading guilty to shoplifting
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Police officer suffered an accidental overdose following a drug arrest when he touched powder on his shirt without realizing it was the powerful opioid fentanyl
Major accident involving an overturned charter bus on southbound I-95 in Maryland shuts down the roadway
"If I get another call...I'm going to come up there to your school and sit with you in class," the father warned his talkative son
The airline says the family refused multiple requests to remove the cake from a bin that was reserved for safety and emergency equipment