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Illinois Woman Claims Metal Processing Plants Caused Cancer Diagnosis
A woman from McHenry County claims pollution from metal processing plants in her hometown of Union, Illinois, are to blame for her Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma diagnosis, according to a lawsuit filed this week.
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Lawsuit Claims SWAT Officers Shot Markham Boy in Knee During Raid
A south suburban Chicago family filed a lawsuit Thursday claiming a SWAT officer shot a 12-year-old boy in the knee while executing a search warrant at the family’s Markham home.
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Dolton Detective Shot in 2018 Attempted Robbery ‘On the Road to Recovery,' He Says
Darryl Hope knows that he is lucky to be alive.
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Dolton Detective Shot in 2018 ‘On the Road to Recovery'
Detective Darryl Hope knows that he is lucky to be alive. Christian Farr reports.
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Chicago Public Schools Student With Autism Slapped in Video Posted on Social Media, Mother Says
Maria Escobedo wants answers after a video, she says, showing her 16-year-old son–who has autism–being slapped was posted on social media.
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Bullying Video Sparks Concern Among Chicago School Parents
A video of an apparent bullying incident in a Chicago Public School has sparked concern. The parents of the alleged victim who attends Thomas Kelly High School are speaking out to demand action. NBC 5’s Christian Farr reports.
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Wisconsin Financial Planner Faces 15 Years in Illinois State Trooper's Death
More than 50 Illinois State Troopers packed a Skokie courtroom Tuesday for the bond hearing of 61-year-old Scott Larson–the Wisconsin man who has been charged with the death of trooper Christopher Lambert.
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Wisc. Man Faces 15 Years in Illinois State Trooper's Death
More than 50 Illinois State Troopers packed a Skokie courtroom Tuesday for the bond hearing of 61-year-old Scott Larson–the Wisconsin man who has been charged with the death of trooper Christopher Lambert. NBC 5’s Christian Farr has the details.
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String of North Side Businesses—Including Iconic Wiener's Circle—Burglarized
Several businesses on the North Side were burglarized recently, according to authorities and owners of the shops.
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String of Burglaries on North Side Businesses Reported
Thieves are taking aim at some popular North Side businesses by striking overnight and stealing what they can. NBC 5’s Christian Farr has the details.
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Cops, Firefighters More Likely to Die by Suicide Than in Line of Duty: Study
Back in September, Sky 5 captured the police response when a veteran Chicago police officer committed suicide.
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Cops More Likely to Die by Suicide Than Line of Duty: Study
The Ruderman Family Foundation conducted a nationwide study that resulted in that troubling conclusion. Christian Farr reports.
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Video Shows Brazen Thieves Pillaging Cars in Franklin Park
Two separate break-ins at the same property in Franklin Park were captured on home security video.
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Cars Blast Past School Bus on Road in Unincorporated Will County, Video Shows
DJ Bermudez and his wife Chazarae have a lot of fear about their 6-year-old son’s safety as he gets on and off the bus.
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Will County Dad Fighting to Keep Kids Safe at Bus Stop
After three children were killed in a horrific incident at an Indiana bus stop, some parents are speaking up about their struggles to keep kids safe. NBC 5’s Christian Farr reports.
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United Employees Didn't Stop Sexual Harassment of Passenger, Lawsuit Says
Attorney Craig Tobin has taken aim at United Airlines, after Tobin says the Chicago-based airline’s employees did not stop a passenger from sexually assaulting his client.