The BriefAt least 34 people have been shot and four killed so far during the Fourth of July weekend in Chicago, according to police.The shooting incidents included two in which at least four people ...

Chicago holds the top spot for mass shooting incidents so far this year, with 32 separate cases where at least four people were shot – not including the suspect.

Two teens were hospitalized after two separate shootings overnight in Chicago. The first shooting took place just after 10 ...

CHICAGO - Four people were shot in separate incidents across Chicago between late Saturday night and early Sunday morning. The victims ranged in age from 9 to 44, according to Chicago police. Hyde ...

Chicago shootings this weekend left at least 31 people shot, four fatally, ... Although no incidents were reported during the Humboldt Park Puerto Rican Day Festival and parade, ...

Another violent night in Chicago left two people dead and at least 15 others injured in two shootings, the Chicago Police Department said Monday. ... retaliatory shootings for past incidents.” ...

At least 26 people were shot in various incidents on Saturday and Sunday, and no one is in custody, according to ABC 7 news. Chicago led the nation in homicides for the 12th straight year in 2023 ...

At least 44 people were shot, seven fatally, in gun violence across Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend, according to police. The shootings occurred between 6 p.m. Thursday and 11:59 p.m. Sunday.

This weekend's shootings marked one of the most violent holiday weekends this year in Chicago, surpassing Memorial Day weekend when 53 people were shot, 11 fatally, in 42 separate incidents across ...

As of noon Sunday, Chicago police had responded to at least 35 separate shooting incidents across the city since 6:30 p.m. Friday, according to police incident reports reviewed by ABC News.

Chicago authorities have made arrests of suspects in only 6% of the Windy City’s 19,000 non-fatal shootings in the past seven years, according to a deep dive conducted by the Chicago Sun-Times.