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Death toll rises to 7 in Highland Park parade shooting; suspect allegedly planned attack for several weeks

CHICAGO — A seventh person has died in the Highland Park parade shooting attack and authorities Tuesday afternoon released the names of the six of the victims.

Chicago Tribune

Death toll rises to 7 in Highland Park parade shooting; suspect allegedly planned attack for several weeks and dressed like woman to escape

CHICAGO — At a press briefing Tuesday afternoon, authorities said a seventh person has died in the Highland Park parade attack and released the names of the six other victims.

Chicago Tribune

Over $170K raised for CPS teacher, family members wounded in Highland Park shooting

CPS officials said they had been in touch with teacher Zoe Kolpack Tuesday morning as she begins her recovery.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Highland Park suspect allegedly planned attack for weeks before firing more than 70 rounds on parade crowd while wearing women’s clothing, police say

CHICAGO — The man suspected of killing at least six people and injuring more than 30 others Monday morning during a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park allegedly planned the attack for several weeks before he climbed a fire escape ladder and fired on the crowd from the roof…

Chicago Tribune

Killer stabbed mum-of-two to death before knifing second lone woman 24 hours later

James Sinclair left both lone women for dead in the street

Evening Standard

Mum still fighting for justice after she was raped at party as a child

The victim wants to share her brave story to help others

Liverpool Echo

APCPS employees planning a Million March on September 1

APCP employees plan to hold a massive meeting in Srikakulam on July 24 and a Million March on September 1 in Vijayawada to demand restoration of old pension system

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Shameless-style family brawl sees man 'sparked out' on street after pub boozing

An argument erupted into violence after five members of the same extended family met up for drinks, with one completely knocked out on the floor in shocking video footage

Daily Mirror

CPS cites Urban Prep, celebrated all-boys Chicago charter school, for ‘dismal’ financial management

The privately operated, publicly funded school has used cash advances and “predatory loans” for funding, city school officials say. Urban Prep leaders say its financial issues are resolved.

Chicago Sun-Times

Killer son stabbed parents 284 times in brutal double murder

Lee Tipping brutally knifed to death mum Patricia Livesey and dad Anthony Tipping at their home on November 19, 2021.

Daily Record

Ex-CPS principal admits defrauding district of hundreds of thousands of dollars

Sarah Jackson Abedelal, the onetime principal of Brennemann Elementary School, is one of six people charged so far with scamming CPS through phony overtime claims and bogus orders for ink, paper and other printer supplies.

Chicago Sun-Times

Killer son stabbed parents 184 times then booked getaway flight from Manchester Airport

Lee Tipping, 36, was today found guilty of the double murder of his parents at their home

Manchester Evening News

Suspect named after man has 'large quantity' of heroin up his bum

After eight days, a 36-year-old man passed the drugs

Liverpool Echo

Football fans abusive to stars online face banning orders in fresh crack down

The Crown Prosecution Service is attempting to crack down on online abuse, more than a year after football boycotted social media for four days in protest at rising hate on those websites

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Chicago Public Schools begins its summer meals programs

The CPS programs have locations throughout the city for kids to get free breakfast and lunch.

Chicago Sun-Times

Advocates call on CPS to use schools as cooling centers amid scorching Chicago heat

Chicago Sun-Times

New high school on Near South Side would be good investment of taxpayer money

The area recently made history by gaining its first Asian American City Council member, and this same area should make history by being allowed to have its own high school.

Evening Standard

Footballer guilty of ‘vile’ homophobic abuse as CPS launch crackdown

Anti-gay attacks “won’t be tolerated”, says leading Crown prosecutor Lionel Idan

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Manchester Evening News

The Man City fan, 29, who risked injuring players and supporters when he threw blue smoke flare onto the pitch during May's Premier League decider

Lifelong Blue Phillip Maxwell, 29, has been fined and banned from attending football matches following his 'thoughtless and selfish' actions during the rollercoaster season finale at the Etihad stadium

Chicago Sun-Times

Get buy-in before moving ahead with $120 million new school for Near South Side

The School Board was slated to vote on the proposal, but it was pulled at the last minute. Even some supporters agreed with the need to build consensus and listen to the concerns of the broader school community.

Liverpool Echo

Drunk woman attacked police officer on night out before playing dead in street

She had been on a night out in Warrington

Daily Mirror

McDonald's worker played dead before drunkenly assaulting police officer

Chelsea Henley, 18, slumped to the ground after kicking a patrol car then lay on the ground with her eyes closed as an officer battled to get her to her feet, a court heard

Manchester Evening News

McDonald's worker, 18, falls over in drunken stupor on family night out - then played dead while being tackled by police

Chelsea Henley, 18, kicked a patrol car before slumping to the ground and keeping her eyes closed while police struggled to get her on her feet

Chicago Tribune

Chicago public school dress codes now cannot ban head coverings tied to race, ethnicity

CHICAGO — Starting next school year, dress code policies at Chicago’s public schools can no longer ban head coverings tied to race, ethnicity or hair texture, a change approved without discussion Wednesday by the Chicago Board of Education.

Chicago Sun-Times

Board of Ed approves CPS’ $9.5B budget over school cut, property tax hike concerns

The budget has faced criticism over some proposed cuts to schools and a property tax increase.

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