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Gunfire, Pepper Spray, Hit-And-Run Outside Pro-Israel Rally: Police

Police said someone pulled out a gun and fired it into the air during confrontations Sunday at a protest outside a rally in support of Israel. Another person was struck by a car in a hit-and-run and at least three people were pepper-sprayed, police said.>>Read More.

Swastika Found Carved At Elementary School Playground

The incident comes as acts of violence and hate crimes surge amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.>>Read More.

Police ID Deputy Critically Injured In Crash

The deputy, who has been on the job for 10 months, was critically hurt when a pickup truck towing a trailer went into the oncoming lanes and struck the squad car head on.>>Read More.

Chicago Candy Company Agrees To Purchase Jelly Belly

The gourmet jelly beans will again call Illinois home after Ferrara Candy Company announced plans to purchase Jelly Belly Candy Company.>>Read More.


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