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An Independence Day Parade just didnt feel right to Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering. Not when people still are shaken a year after the citys most profound tragedy. "I think the right word is unsettled," Rotering said.

The US has endured five mass shootings each July 4th this past decade. That adds up to more than 50 shootings in which four or more people were injured by gunfire on the annual holiday.

The family of Jacki Sundheim is remembering her one year after she was killed in the 4th of July Highland Park shooting.

Behind the theme, "We are Highland Park," the city and park district have scheduled several Independence Day events along with its community walk on July 4.

Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering again called for a national assault weapons ban nearly one year after a mass shooting killed seven people.

Mayor Nancy Rotering is reflecting on the terror and tragedy of the Highland Park mass shooting almost one year ago.

The former mayor and current Cook County board president are passing the hat for different causes.

The governor has signed a bill into law that will allow law enforcement to use drones to monitor large events following the mass shooting at the Fourth of July parade in Highland Park.

Lake County Judge George Strickland said during a status hearing Friday that he intends the trial of Robert Crimo Jr. to begin sometime in late October or early November.

The bicyclist who on Friday afternoon was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash in Highland Park has been identified as a 49-year-old woman.