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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signs 2 gun safety laws

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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signs 2 gun safety laws as officials weigh in on drop in crime in Chicago

Pritzker acknowledged there is no one reason Chicago's homicide rate is down 3% from last year, shootings down 40%, and carjackings down 50%.

Gov. Pritzker signs 2 Illinois laws targeting gun crime

Pritzker signed the gun safety bills as the trendline continues, with violent crime is dropping significantly in Chicago. Political Reporter Chris Tye reports.

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Newly signed Illinois gun laws cover firearm storage, ownership tracing

Illinois gun owners soon will be required to take additional steps to keep their weapons out of kids' hands. Also, police in the state must now start tracing the ownership of any firearm found at a crime scene.

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Oak Brook, Illinois police drone up and flying, and helping police fight crime

CBS News Chicago was first to report on police drones coming to the west Chicago suburb of Oak Brook, and a drone is now up, ...

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Illinois landlord who killed Muslim boy in hate crime attack died in prison

Joseph Czuba, a 73-year-old landlord, died in prison after being sentenced to 30 years for the hate crime murder of ...

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Illinois landlord jailed for decades in hate-crime attack on Palestinian American family has died

A landlord who was jailed for decades after he attacked a Palestinian American boy and his mother has died. JOLIET, Ill. (AP) ...

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Illinois man who fatally stabbed 6-year-old Palestinian boy dies in prison

Joseph Czuba, who was sentenced for the 2023 hate-crime murder of a young Palestinian American boy has died in prison, ...

Landlord convicted in hate crime killing of 6-year-old Muslim boy dies in custody

Joseph Czuba died Thursday while in the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections, officials confirmed Saturday.

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St. Louis Zoo Wildcare Park to Tout Animal Care Simulation, Thanks to SIUE Center for Crime Science and Violence Prevention

EDWARDSVILLE Imagine a setting that sparks children’s natural curiosity even when it involves serious, real-world challenges.

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