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Berwyn man charged with making death threats in Nolan Wells mystery
The Nolan Wells mystery has captivated America for weeks, ever since the Mississippi teenager was found dead in July, but a new wrinkle has emerged in the case.
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Feds jittery about potential threats against witnesses in big Indiana gambling case
The NBC Chicago investigative team has learned federal prosecutors are worried accused members of an organized crime gambling ring may go after witnesses.
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DEA warns Lollapalooza-goers that pills sold as molly, ecstasy may be ‘pure meth'
For anyone heading to Lollapalooza this weekend, the DEA is warning not to take any pills not prescribed by a doctor.
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Teenager kidnapped in Chicago 4 years ago is found alive, leaving a trail of mystery
A shocking update has ended the mystery of a missing child and kidnapping case, as a teenager who disappeared from Chicago was found years later, having been held captive all this time, according to NBC 5 Investigates.
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Long a Chicago target, this drug cartel is now ‘Public Enemy No. 1'
Officially CJNG is the Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación, but now U.S Homeland Security leaders have given it a new name: Public Enemy Number One.
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How a plane from nowhere landed in a Mexican cartel scandal
Mexico leaders say U.S. officials lied about how a drug lord and his cartel godfather ended up on a private plane over the border before their arrest.
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What if ‘finishing the job' in Iran means boots on the ground? Expert weighs in
Bombs resumed falling on Iranian targets on Wednesday just a few hours after President Trump publicly telegraphed the U.S. military’s next move.
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Georgia-to-Chicago gun pipeline fed gang crimes, murders, and a music video
Five men tied to Chicago street gangs appeared in a music video with machine guns hoisted over their heads, weapons they helped move into the city according to federal prosecutors.
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‘Machine Gun Marketplace' is a pipeline for Chicago criminals
There is a “Machine Gun Marketplace” open for business in Chicago and in the suburbs, and its operators are breathtakingly brazen.
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Suburban nurse had front row seat to I-290 blast, survived to talk about it
For hours on June 4, state and federal authorities and the bomb squad didn’t know what they were dealing with.
