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Chicagos new mayor Brandon Johnson took issue with a reporter for using the phrase mob action to describe a rabble of up to 400 teenagers who trashed a 7-Eleven.

One of the latest “fads” among urban teens has come to be known as “street takeovers.” Groups that organize themselves over social media show up at some random location and beg...

A rising star in a more progressive Chicago City Council, Fuentes shared her inspirational story hoping it will blaze a positive trail for young people making destructive choices. “I got lucky to have people who introduced me to a world of organizing and movement,” Fuentes told the Sun-Times.

Americas societal decline appears to be accelerating.  Hordes of predators are roaming our streets, drug addiction has risen to unprecedented levels, and crime is completely out of control.  Some of the things that I am

The man who was stabbed at the Grand Crossing District Station was seriously injured, a police spokesperson said. Charges were pending against the other man.

For the last several years, the Chicago Police Department has engaged in a policy of "hands off" for mobs of rampaging teens.

Chicago’s migrant crisis continues as the city struggles to place people coming to the city for refuge.

K-pop superstars TOMORROW X TOGETHER and NewJeans promise to be a big draw for fans at Lollapalooza.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke about the migrant crisis, teen takeovers, Lollapalooza, and other topics at a press conference Wednesday.

LUBBOCK, Texas — A Lubbock barber, Sebastian Arocha, said he wants to honor a good friend of his of, Alex Richards, 20, who was killed in a rollover in Eddy County, New Mexico the evening of July 25. To accomplish this, Arocha will host a haircut event Thursday to fundraise for Richards’ family. According to […]