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A ProPublica analysis found that traffic cameras in Chicago disproportionately ticket Black and Latino motorists. But city officials plan to stick with them — and other cities may adopt them too.

Bonita Harrison’s goal has always been to own 200 units of property. As a residential developer, her mission was to create noticeable change to a Sou

Family and friends gathered Friday to remember a mentor and advocate for youth violence prevention who was shot and killed this week.  

The woman, 20, was sitting in a parked car when someone opened fire, striking her in the head, Chicago police said.

MOSCOW POLICE

The woman, 20, was sitting in a parked car in the 12200 block of South Wallace Street about 6:15 p.m. when someone opened fire, striking her in the head, police said.

One person was killed, and seven others were wounded, in shootings Tuesday in Chicago.

Most violent year in Windy City in 25 years

Smaller property owners have faced challenges during the pandemic

Last year proved to be the deadliest in a quarter of a century for Mayor Lori Lightfoot's (D) strife-torn Chicago.