Chicago mass shooting • Pride Parade arrest • Nissan recalls
Week in Review: Chicago mass shooting, new Illinois taxes & a 'chop shop' bust
In this episode of "Week in Review," we cover the major stories making headlines: A tragic mass shooting in River North shakes the community, Diddy's court case reaches its conclusion, new taxes are introduced in Illinois, and an alleged 'chop shop' is busted in Bridgeview Plus, NASCAR rolls into town, bringing excitement with cars and delicious food.
CHICAGO - Four people were killed and 14 others wounded during a mass shooting in Chicago's River North neighborhood; dozens of people were arrested during last weekend's Pride Parade on the North Side; and Nissan recalled more than 443,00 cars due to engine failure.
These are the top stories in Fox 32's Week in Review.
Chicago mass shooting: 4 dead, 14 wounded in River North
A mass shooting in River North left four people dead and 14 others wounded Wednesday night. The shooting took place around 11 p.m. outside the Artis Restaurant & Lounge after a listening party for local rapper Mello Buckzz.
Chicago mass shooting: Four victims identified
Heartbreak and frustration tonight after a mass shooting in river north.
39 arrested at Chicago Pride Parade, including 16 on felony charges
Dozens of people were arrested Sunday during Chicago's Pride Parade, including 16 people who now face felony charges, according to the Chicago Police Department. Charges ranged from aggravated battery to officers to unlawful possession of weapons, with one 16-year-old accused of carrying a machine gun.
Top left to right: Alliyah Lucas, Bryon Anthony, Malachi Pollard, Tyquon Evans, Akira Moore, Corey Jackson, Anthony Lee, Kamauri Clayton, Maleyah Williams, Breahana Kirk, Latoya Howell, Arron Wilson, Jessie Lee, Jakauri Muhammad | Chicago police
Nissan recalls more than 443,000 vehicles due to engine failure
Nissan issued a recall of 443,899 vehicles because of engine failure. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said the automaker discovered a possible manufacturing problem in some engine parts in cars.
Cook County program to waive traffic fees for low-income residents made permanent
A program designed to allow low-income Chicago residents to have their traffic fees waived has been made permanent due to a new law. Under the program, eligible fees, fines, and costs due to traffic violations would be waived in Cook County for people experiencing financial hardship.
Chicago alderman wants restaurant shut down after deadly shooting, says owners were 'dishonest'
Some local leaders are calling on the city to shut down a newly opened restaurant in River North following a mass shooting outside the venue. They are demanding accountability when it comes to regulating area businesses, as this marks the second fatal shooting at the same address in recent years.
Alderman calls for business shutdown after shooting
We have details on the aftermath of that River North shooting as local leaders call for action.
Man dead after stabbing at Navy Pier: police
A 56-year-old man died after an argument turned deadly at Navy Pier on Sunday. The victim was in a verbal altercation with another man which led to the stabbing.
Navy Pier deadly stabbing: Man released without charges, police say
A man who was arrested after an argument turned deadly at Navy Pier has been released without charges, police announced Tuesday.
Chicago boater missing since April found dead by Wisconsin Dells police
Wisconsin Dells police found a Chicago boater dead who had been missing since April after his boat capsized on the Wisconsin River and amid volatile water conditions.
Missing boater found dead after two-month search
A tragic update involving a missing boater in Wisconsin.
North suburban ‘human trafficking’ operation results in 27 arrests, police say
More than two dozen men were arrested in connection with an operation that police said aimed to reduce human trafficking in north suburban Lake County. The Lake County Sheriff’s Special Investigations Group conducted the two-day human trafficking "suppression operation" this week, resulting in the arrest of 27 men, police said.
More than two dozen men were arrested in what police called a human trafficking "suppression" operation in north suburban Lake County. (Lake County Sheriff's Office)
Police in Cook County recover stolen cars, engines in chop shop bust
Investigators pumped the brakes on an illegal chop shop tucked away where few would suspect it. Two men were arrested after Bridgeview police uncovered the operation, which included stolen cars, engines, and other auto parts, in a southwest suburban storage facility.
Cook County police bust illegal chop shop with stolen cars, engines
Bridgeview police arrested two people after finding an illegal chop shop with stolen cars and auto parts in a southwestern suburb storage facility.
Actor Michael Madsen, known for 'Reservoir Dogs,' 'Kill Bill,' dies at 67, sheriff says
Actor Michael Madsen, known for his roles in "Reservoir Dogs," "Kill Bill: Vol. 1," and other films, has died, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. He was 67 years old.