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The weapon used to kill six people and wound dozens more during an Independence Day parade in Highland Park was purchased legally, according to officials.

Abby Brosio was on a family outing at the tragic parade with her two children, 3 and 1, and her in-laws when chaos ensued around 10.20am Monday.

The man accused of killing 7 people and wounding dozens more at a parade in a Chicago suburb planned the rampage for weeks, police say. Live updates.

Robert E. Crimo III bought the gun, officials said Tuesday. They didn’t provide details of where and when the gun was bought or the exact make and model of the ‘high-powered rifle.’

At least six people were killed when the suspect started shooting at the crowd during a parade in Highland Park, Illinois.

A day of celebration quickly turned into a day of tragedy when multiple news outlets reported that a mass shooting, leaving 6 dead and 30 injured, had taken place in Highland Park, Illinois - a suburb just outside of Chicago.

Highland Park, Illinois: A shooter fired on an Independence Day parade from a rooftop in suburban Chicago, spraying the crowd with gunshots initially...

Liberals who love to hate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas have invented another reason -- his opposition to an assault weapons ban in Highland Park, Illinois, in a 2015 court case that upheld the ban.

Hours after gunfire interrupted the Highland Park, Illinois, July Fourth parade, killing seven people and wounding dozens more, police apprehended the man they believe was responsible.

For activists in Highland Park, Monday's violent attack was a push to continue working toward national restrictions on weapons and ammo.