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'No! Not us': Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering recalls July 4 shooting that left 7 dead - Vimarsana News

'No! Not us': Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering recalls July 4 shooting that left 7 dead

Six months later, Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering reflects on the deadly July 4 mass shooting and how the city is moving forward. "The impacts of this one minute will last for lifetimes," she said.

Top Stories of 2022: Highland Park officials fight for gun control in wake of mass shooting they say 'did not define us' – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Top Stories of 2022: Highland Park officials fight for gun control in wake of mass shooting they say 'did not define us' – Chicago Tribune

As the year winds to a close, the city continues to come to grips with what occurred, how to grieve those lost and what, if anything, should be done to prevent future gun violence, in what is tragically one of the Lake County News-Sun’s top stories of 2022.

12-Hour Armed Hostage Standoff Ended By Legal Marketer - Vimarsana News

12-Hour Armed Hostage Standoff Ended By Legal Marketer

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Assault weapons ban in the works - Vimarsana News

Assault weapons ban in the works

There's been sort of an unwritten rule the past several years in Springfield to stay away from doing things like ban assault weapons. The votes...

Gun violence victims, restriction advocates testify at first hearing on Illinois gun control bill - Vimarsana News

Gun violence victims, restriction advocates testify at first hearing on Illinois gun control bill

The first of several hearings on a proposed bill that would ban certain firearms and magazines in Illinois focused on victims and public health officials advocating for the bill’s passage.