Highland Park shooting survivor Cooper Roberts eating solid foods again, reunited with pet dog
The 8-year-old boy who was critically wounded in the Highland Park Fourth of July parade mass shooting continues to improve every day.
Highland Park businesses recovering from shooting with help of small business loans
Businesses affected by last month's massacre in Highland Park can apply for help from the federal Small Business Administration.
Illinois lawmakers discuss solutions to gun violence — what to know
In the wake of the Highland Park shooting and the constant barrage of bullets in Chicago, two state Democrats are calling for a bipartisan solution.
Mother of Cooper Roberts, boy paralyzed in Highland Park shooting, speaks out
Cooper Roberts was shot in the back and the bullet exited his chest, according to the boy's mother Keely Roberts. Cooper has undergone multiple surgeries and is paralyzed from the waist down.
Highland Park City Council holds emotional first meeting since parade shooting
The Highland Park City Council on Monday met in-person at City Hall for the first time since the Fourth of July parade tragedy.
Durbin calls for more gun control, says Highland Park police were 'up against a mighty weapon'
Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin is calling for more action on gun safety in the wake of a mass shooting in Highland Park.
Cooper Roberts, boy shot at Highland Park parade, sees condition worsen after brief improvement
Cooper Roberts, the 8-year-old boy who was paralyzed when he was shot in the Highland Park Fourth of July parade mass shooting, is still experiencing ups and downs in his recovery, according to a new update from his family.
Illinois lawmakers call for stricter gun control during Senate committee hearing on Highland Park shooting
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) set the stage Wednesday during a Senate judicial committee hearing on the deadly Highland Park shooting.
Chicago's Mexican consulate warns of new scam targeting Latino victims in Highland Park shooting
The Mexican consulate in Chicago is warning of a scam where criminals are preying on Latino victims of the Highland Park shooting.
Former Highland Park cop returns from Ohio to help after parade shooting
"To say that they're my family is the only way to describe it. And so, it's just good to be back and help them," said Officer Nate Maring of the West Chester, Ohio, police department.