Mass Shootings

Fr. Larry Dowling of St. Agatha Catholic Church says violence has erupted in the community for several reasons including disinvestment, over-policing and wrongful convictions.

Chicago police say despite all of the victims and witnesses, nobody is talking.

"If you pick up a gun, if you shoot into a crowd, not only are we gonna find you, we're gonna take you to federal court, and we’re gonna ship you off to South Dakota, and you’ll never see your family again," said Mayor Lori Lightfoot.

Wednesday evening she called Demarion and told him he needed to come home. "He said, 'I know, I know. I love you, mom.'" Minutes later, he was shot in the head and killed.

Chaos broke out in the North Lawndale neighborhood Wednesday night, where just after 6 p.m. ten people were shot, one fatally, in two mass shootings that happened within five minutes of one another.

A 14-year-old boy was killed and 28 other people were wounded by gunfire in Chicago Wednesday as the city was hit by three mass shootings in a single day.

A mass shooting is unexpected in Lincoln Park, however, it became a reality Wednesday night.

Five people were shot Wednesday afternoon in the Gresham neighborhood on the South Side.

Five people were shot early Wednesday morning in a mass shooting in West Garfield Park. 

New surveillance video shows a mass shooting unfold Thursday night on Chicago’s South Side. A one-month-old baby girl was shot in the head and critically injured.

Two separate mass shootings in Chicago on Sunday night left at least two dead and 17 injured, authorities said.

Grieving family members are desperate for answers, and are hoping those responsible for a mass shooting on Chicago's South Side will soon be caught.

Seven of the eight people shot Tuesday morning inside an Englewood home were shot in the head, according to Chicago police.

The attack is the third mass shooting in Chicago in little over a week and came at the end of a burst of violence that saw more than 25 people shot across the city in 10 hours.