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Exclusive: Former student reacts to $17.5M sex abuse settlement with CPS
In exclusive interview, the former student said no amount of money can take away pain from years of abuse at the hands of an administrator.
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Chicago Board of Education approves $17.5M sex abuse settlement for former student
Chicago Board of Education approved a $17.5 million settlement for a former student who was sexually abused by her former school administrator.
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Chicago Board of Education approves $17.5M sex abuse settlement
The Chicago Board of Education approved a $17.5 million settlement Wednesday for a former high school student who was sexually abused by her former school administrator. NBC Chicago Investigates’ Bennett Haeberle has the latest.
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Chicago Board of Education to vote on $17.5 million settlement for former student who was sexually abused
The settlement is believed to be among the largest in Illinois history.
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Louisville UPS plane crash echoed Chicago tragedy: Attorneys
The NBC 5 Investigates team has learned UPS officials have determined this month’s fatal crash will result in inspections and repairs of its entire MD-11 fleet. Chuck Goudie has the story.
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NBC 5 Investigates: Detainees' status murky as court challenges continue
A court battle over the detainment of hundreds of individuals arrested by federal agents has been complicated as attorneys struggle to find their clients in the system. Bennett Haeberle has more.
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Two National Guardsmen shot in head near White House, in critical condition
Two National Guardsmen are in critical condition after a 29-year-old shot them both in the head near the White House Wednesday. NBC Chicago Investigates’ Chuck Goudie has the latest.
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NBC 5 Investigates: Where hundreds detained in Chicago area by ICE went
NBC 5 Investigates dug into a list of hundreds of people detained by ICE in the Chicago area who a judge previously ordered should be released to see where they were held. Bennett Haeberle has the latest.
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NBC 5 Investigates: Where 600 people detained by ICE in the Chicago area went
NBC 5 Investigates is attempting to tackle a question that hasn’t been answered: where did 600 ICE detainees set for release go?
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Man accused of lighting woman on fire on CTA was on electronic monitoring
The man accused of lighting a woman on fire on a train in Chicago was under court-ordered electronic monitoring at the time of the attack. NBC 5 Investigates’ Bennett Haeberle has the latest.
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Man accused of lighting CTA passenger on fire was on electronic monitoring at time of crime
In newly filed court records, probation officers allege Reed violated the terms of his curfew multiple times in the days leading up to the attack.
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Feds connect O'Hare, Louisville plane crashes decades apart
Two different airports and two different decades separated two different crashes in Chicago and Louisville, but the similarities are uncanny. Chuck Goudie has more.
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How U.S. military action against Mexican cartel labs could impact Chicago
As President Trump considers military action against cartel labs in Mexico, the country’s president said Tuesday “it’s not going to happen.”
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Will Mexico be America's next battleground in the fight against street drugs?
President Trump says he’d be “proud” to bomb sites in Mexico as he positions military assets to dismantle drug cartels in Venezuela. NBC Chicago Investigates’ Chuck Goudie has the latest on why the Mexico question matters to Chicago.
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ISIS terror plot exposed against 2024 Chicago Pride Parade
In an NBC 5 Exclusive, our Investigates team is reporting on an alleged plot by ISIS to attack the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade. Chuck Goudie has more.
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Hundreds of ICE, CBP detainees to be released, judge rules
A ruling by a federal judge could impact hundreds of Chicago and Midwestern immigrants who were arrested and detained by U.S. law enforcement. Chuck Goudie has the details.
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Judge orders release of hundreds of people detained in immigration arrests
A federal judge has ordered the release of potentially 615 people swept up by immigration arrests in the Chicago area. NBC Chicago Investigates’ Bennett Haeberle has the story.
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Could ‘rolling government shutdowns' be in America's future?
On Tuesday, Day 42 of the government shutdown, things were still closed, and some experts said we may have to endure this again – and again.
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Jet engine with fiery history in Chicago is focus of UPS crash investigation
The MD-11 cargo jet flown by UPS that crashed Tuesday had been sidelined for six weeks before the deadly accident, according to federal investigators.
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Judge issues injunction saying agents' use of force ‘shocks the conscience'
A federal judge said the use of force by federal agents in Chicago ”shocks the conscience” and has infringed on people’s constitutional rights.