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Associate of suspect in murder of CPD officer Luis Huesca appears in court
A man who is a known associate of the man wanted in the murder of Chicago police officer Luis Huesca appeared in court Tuesday, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.
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A look behind the financing in the Bears' lakefront stadium proposal
As the Chicago Bears unveiled renderings for a proposed stadium on the city’s lakefront, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle takes a look behind the financing in the team’s plans.
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Report: Slain Chicago police officer sustained gunshot wound to face; SUV stolen and recovered
When Chicago police officers discovered fellow off-duty Officer Luis Huesca shot early Sunday morning, the officer’s glasses and cell phone were found next to him – but his grey Toyota SUV wasn’t.
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Report: Slain Chicago police officer suffered gunshot wound to face; SUV stolen and recovered
When Chicago police officers discovered fellow off-duty Officer Luis Huesca shot early Sunday morning, the officer’s glasses and cell phone were found next to him – but his grey Toyota SUV wasn’t. NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.
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Officer Luis Huesca was 8th officer to die by gunfire in Illinois since 2020
Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca’s death Sunday marked at least the eighth time a police officer in Illinois has died by gunfire since 2020, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page, a national non-profit that keeps data on law enforcement deaths.
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Left for Dead: NBC 5 sues Chicago police, OEMC for records on unsolved fatal hit-and-run
NBC 5 has filed two lawsuits to obtain records on an unsolved hit-and-run crash after the victim’s daughter says Chicago police have not updated her on the investigation in the 11 months since her father was killed, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.
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Nearby police surveillance camera wasn't working at time of deadly shooting of Dexter Reed
NBC 5 Investigates has learned a Chicago Police Department surveillance camera, located just feet from where police fatally shot 26-year old Dexter Reed following an exchange of gunfire last month, wasn’t working at the time of the deadly encounter.
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City-owned surveillance camera did not record fatal police shooting of Dexter Reed
A surveillance camera owned by the city of Chicago was not functioning properly at the time and did not record the fatal police shooting of Dexter Reed, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.
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Top Chicago hospitals accused of ignoring sexual abuse allegations against gynecologist for decades
Three hundred former patients of a Chicago gynecologist say they were abused and violated – and two top Chicago hospitals did nothing to protect them.
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Chicago's migrant website obscures details on where $300 million was spent
Despite a City of Chicago website dedicated to tracking how nearly $300 million was spent on the migrant crisis, many aspects of the migrant crisis remain shrouded in secrecy – most notably how migrant shelter sites are selected and how much building owners are profiting off the migrant crisis.
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NBC 5 Investigates files lawsuit against Johnson administration seeking public records related to migrants
NBC 5 Investigates filed a lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court Friday against Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration, alleging the City of Chicago’s Office of Emergency Management and Communications has withheld certain public records related to the migrant crisis. Bennett Haeberle reports.
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NBC 5 Investigates files lawsuit against Johnson administration seeking public records related to migrants
NBC 5 Investigates filed a lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court Friday against Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration, alleging the City of Chicago’s Office of Emergency Management and Communications has withheld certain public records related to the migrant crisis.
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Lurie cyberattack part of growing trend targeting health care organizations
A cyberattack affecting Lurie Children’s Hospital is part of a growing trend of hackers targeting hospitals and health care organizations, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.
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Lurie Children's Hospital investigating claims that stolen data was sold online
Lurie Children’s Hospital says it is investigating claims that information reportedly stolen during a recent cyberattack against the hospital was sold online, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.
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Lurie Children's Hospital investigating claims that stolen data was sold online
Lurie Children’s Hospital says it is investigating claims that information reportedly stolen during a recent cyberattack against the hospital was sold online, NBC 5 Investigates has learned.
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Measles vaccine data: Find out the vaccination rate for any school in Illinois
With recent outbreaks of measles in the Chicago area – including diagnoses of measles within the city’s new migrant shelters – NBC 5 Investigates and Telemundo Investiga have examined all immunization data kept by the Illinois State Board of Education, which shows the vaccination rates for each school – public and private – throughout the state. All schools are required…
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3rd measles case confirmed in Chicago; 2nd measles case at Pilsen migrant shelter
The child infected with measles is a student at Chicago Public Schools, CPS said.
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Measles case involving migrant child highlights challenges in providing health care
Chicago public health officials confirmed Friday that a child at the city’s largest migrant shelter had contracted and since recovered from a case of measles, raising questions about when the child became infected and when city officials – and the shelter’s operator Favorite Healthcare Staffing – learned of the case. NBC 5 Investigates’ Bennett Haeberle reports.
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Measles case involving migrant child highlights challenges in providing health care
Chicago public health officials confirmed Friday that a child at the city’s largest migrant shelter had contracted and since recovered from a case of measles, raising questions about when the child became infected and when city officials – and the shelter’s operator Favorite Healthcare Staffing – learned of the case.
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No plans to extend March 16 date for migrants to leave Chicago shelters, Johnson says
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration suggested this week it has no plans to postpone enforcement of its 60-day shelter stay policy, meaning scores of migrants could soon be forced to leave city’s shelters starting on March 16, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.