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Guns trafficked from Tennessee in late 2021 and early 2022 by Brandon Miller and his Army crew were linked to least eight killings, authorities say.

After surviving the gritty streets of the South Side neighborhood dubbed “Terror Town,” Chicago rapper G Herbo’s career was starting to take off in 2017 when he released a video for his hit song “Man Now,” filmed at an exotic villa in Jamaica. “You know I come from a city of sorrow,” the then-22-year-old Herbo rapped at the song’s outset, along with dramatic shots of palm trees, infinity pools ...

In announcing the charges, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said many of the more than 90 guns allegedly trafficked in the scheme have been linked to Chicago-area shootings.

A mass shooting on Chicago’s South Side a year ago has led to a federal gun trafficking indictment alleging members of a Gangster Disciples faction conspired with Army soldiers based in Kentucky.

The victim, Gregory Jackson III, was an associate of popular rapper G Herbo.

A handgun used in the South Loop killing of a friend of well-known rapper G Herbo was among a cache of weapons a trio of U.S. soldiers at Fort Campbell,...

A handgun used in the South Loop killing of a friend of well-known rapper G Herbo was among a cache of weapons a trio of U.S. soldiers at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, conspired to sell in Chicago.

Suspect in slaying of rapper G Herbo’s friend faces gun charge By Sun-Times Media Wire South Loop barbershop slaying of rapper G Herbo’s friend, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting. Christopher Mosley, 29, was arrested Tuesday after being found with a gun during a traffic stop in the 1300 block of South Independence Boulevard, Chicago police said Wednesday. He was "identified as the offender wanted" in connection with the Jan. 28 shooting of Gregory Jackson III, police said. As of Wednesd...

Subscribe This afternoon will be cloudy with a high around 31 degrees. Tonight’s low will be near 19 degrees. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high around 32 degrees. Top story Chicago is contracting with an online health care service to allow residents to schedule vaccinations at city sites, though there is still an extremely limited number of shots available and users potentially will get no more than a response promising to send an email when appointments open up. The city says eligible resid...