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Highland Park subject of Senate hearing Highland Park’s mayor was in Washington D.C. Wednesday for a hearing on mass shootings. Nancy Rotering spoke before the Senate Judiciary Committee about access to ...

A contingent of Lake County elected officials was in Washington Wednesday as the horrific events of the July 4 parade mass shooting took center stage at a U.S. Senate hearing. The Highland Park tragedy has re-energized calls for a ban on guns like the kind the shooter used, but critics say that’s the wrong focus.

Video of a panicked crowd in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was shared claiming a mass shooting, but police say there were firecrackers, not shots fired.

Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering will be among those testifying at the Wednesday Senate Judiciary Committee hearing starting at 9 a.m. Chicago time.

By Richard Cowan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives panel on Wednesday was set to advance a bill banning ass...

On capitol hill. tomorrow, we talk to highland park mayor nancy rotering, who is testifying in front of the senate judiciary committee right now. im lindsey reiser. i will be back after a quick break. were just minutes away from ukraines first ladys speech to congress. h to congress make your home totally you. i did with wayfair. sometimes im a homebody. can never have too many pillows. sometimes im all business. wooo!

While speaking Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering (D) suggested an armed citizen engaging the July 4th parade attacker would have meant "more carnage."

Gun control activist David Hogg disrupted a congressional hearing on banning assault weapons by accusing Republicans of doing little to stem gun violence.

(The Center Square) – Illinois has among the most strict gun laws in the nation but that hasn’t stopped regular gun violence in Chicago or the most recent high profile mass shooting in Highland Park that killed seven and injured dozens...

Democrats are renewing calls for an assault weapons ban and other measures after President Biden recently signed the first gun control bill in nearly 30 years.