Argument at Chicago Hospital Erupts Into Deadly Shooting
20 November 2018 - The attacker, Juan Lopez, also died Monday but it was not clear if he took his own life or was killed by police.
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Chicago Police: Shots Fired Near Hospital, Multiple Victims
19 November 2018 - Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said at least one potential suspect was shot but offered no details.
Some Kids Killed in Chicago Fire Were There for Sleepover
27 August 2018 - The cause of the fire remains under investigation but there's no indication that it was deliberately set.
Did 600 Murders Take Place in Chicago Last Weekend?
15 August 2018 - Omarosa Manigault said that 600 murders took place in Chicago during the second weekend of August 2018, but the actual number was one.
Does Chicago’s Identification Card Program Allow Undocumented Immigrants to Vote?
28 February 2018 - Election officials rejected the possibility that CityKey cards could cause an upswing in voter fraud.
Will UN Peacekeepers Be Deployed on the Streets of Chicago?
There are no plans to put UN Peacekeeper boots on the ground in Chicago.
Judges to Examine if Drug Stash-House Stings Racially Biased
14 December 2017 - A question about whether federal agents stage phony stash-house stings overwhelmingly in black neighborhoods is the focus of landmark hearings in Chicago.
Malia Obama Busted Buying 6 Pounds of Marijuana in Chicago?
8 May 2017 - A fake news site photoshopped Malia Obama into an image from a 2013 news report about dogfighting to falsely claim she was arrested in Chicago.
16-year-old from Minnesota Finally Identified as Victim of John Wayne Gacy
20 July 2017 - Jimmy Haakenson is one of eight previously unidentified victims found under the serial killer's Chicago-area home in 1978.
Did a Janitor Collect $20 Million in Life Insurance on Dead Chicago Teens?
6 April 2017 - An old fake news item appeared to play off stereotypes about Chicago and controversial "dead peasant" insurance.
Did President Trump Send Federal Troops, Armored Vehicles to Chicago?
16 February 2017 - A video shows a Chicago Police Department SWAT vehicle along with the claim that Trump sent federal troops in armored vehicles to the city.
Did Some Cities in the United States Have ‘Ugly Laws’ to Keep Disabled People Out of Sight?
11 January 2017 - Chicago, to name one city that enacted an "ugly law," didn't repeal its ordinance banning people deemed "diseased, maimed, mutilated or in any way deformed" from public spaces until 1974.
