A sentencing hearing for the man who pleaded guilty to killing seven people during the July 4 parade in Highland Park will ...

Highland Park, Illinois, mass shooting suspect Robert Crimo III changed his plea to guilty on Monday as opening arguments in ...

A person of interest has been detained in connection with Monday's mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois. Robert E. Crimo, III, 21, was taken into custody near Lake ...

on July 4 when they decided to stay out and watch a parade the city put on for the holiday ... kids' bodies just to make sure they hadn't been shot," she says. "I was shaking so badly.

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A suburban Chicago man accused of killing seven people and injuring 48 others in the 2022 Fourth of July parade in Highland ... The seven victims who died in the shooting are Jacki Sundheim ...

An Illinois man pleaded guilty Monday to killing seven people and injuring dozens more when he opened fire on a 2022 Independence Day parade in ... in the Highland Park shooting.

RIVERTON — A Riverton police sergeant was legally justified in shooting and killing a hit-and-run suspect armed with a knife following a Fourth of July fireworks show in Riverton last year ...

An Illinois court ruled Highland Park parade shooting victims can continue with a wrongful death lawsuit against the manufacturer of the weapon used in the July 4 parade massacre. Eduardo Uvaldo's ...

Seven people were killed in the 2022 shooting, including both parents ... by police as Crimo headed toward the parade route on the morning of July 4, 2022. Something that could also hurt the ...

Victor Hilitski/For the Sun-Times Share Laura “Lulu” Reich was living in New York during the July 4, 2022, parade shooting in Highland Park, her hometown. She’s an art dealer and curator in ...

court rules An Illinois court ruled Highland Park parade shooting victims can continue with a wrongful death lawsuit against the manufacturer of the weapon used in the July 4 parade massacre.