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by Lisa Fielding CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) – Cherie Animashaun, 20, says her first memory of the danger of guns was when her mother wouldn’t let her
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by Lisa Fielding CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) – Cherie Animashaun, 20, says her first memory of the danger of guns was when her mother wouldn’t let her
New Jersey and Delaware joined a 16-state alliance aimed at going after gun makers to reduce violence.By Sandra Jones Attorneys general from 16 states, including
by Nina Vinik To the Editor: Re “The Tragic Link Between Pregnancy and Homicide,” by Sara Chodosh (Opinion, Dec. 15): Americans have been sold a
The teens say they are talking to their peers, using social media for good By Leah Hope CHICAGO (WLS) — Young people are being impacted by
Guns returned to TV following strikes, but audiences preferred shows without guns By:Marc Vicente Under the second amendment of our Constitution, citizens have the right
A 17-year-old questions Vice President Kamala Harris’s gun ownership while gun violence is the number-one killer of children and teens in the US. By Lillian Lee-Sin
Eunice Alpasan | October 8, 2024 5:47 pm Empowering young people is an important component in helping to shift narratives about guns and violence prevention, community
A new Trace analysis shows a decreasing percentage of Chicagoans survive gunfire. Researchers, experts, and community members say access to more lethal weapons and devices
By SYLVAN LEBRUN UPDATED: September 18, 2024 Threats of violence have sparked chaos at dozens of schools in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs since the beginning of the
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