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Man critically hurt after being shot during argument in Humboldt Park, police say
Man critically hurt after being shot during argument in Humboldt Park, police say

CBS News

time6 days ago

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Man critically hurt after being shot during argument in Humboldt Park, police say

A man was critically hurt after a shooting Thursday night on the city's West Side. It happened shortly after 9 p.m. in the 3800 block of West Grand Avenue in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. Chicago police said the victim, a 22-year-old man, was found by police with a gunshot wound to his hip and ankle. He was taken to Stroger Hospital in critical condition. A witness told officers there was an argument between the victim and the gunman before the shooting occurred. As of Friday, there is no one in custody. Area 5 detectives are investigating.

2 charged after toddler shot with unsecured gun inside home Chicago's West Side
2 charged after toddler shot with unsecured gun inside home Chicago's West Side

CBS News

time23-07-2025

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2 charged after toddler shot with unsecured gun inside home Chicago's West Side

Two men were charged after a 2-year-old boy was shot with an unsecured gun inside a home in the Humboldt Park neighborhood on Monday evening. Chicago police said Tyree Johnson, 26, and Deonte Johnson, 23, were each charged with one misdemeanor count of child endangerment. The men are expected in court for detention hearings on Wednesday. At 8:26 p.m., police were called to a home in the 400 block of North Lawndale Avenue after the toddler entered a bedroom where an unsecured gun was located, police said. A man heard a loud noise, and found the 2-year-old boy with a graze wound on the left wrist, police said. The boy was taken to Stroger Hospital of Cook County where was listed in good condition, police said. A weapon was recovered on the scene.

Chicago outdoor swimming pools will be open 7 days a week for first time since 2020
Chicago outdoor swimming pools will be open 7 days a week for first time since 2020

CBS News

time16-06-2025

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Chicago outdoor swimming pools will be open 7 days a week for first time since 2020

Chicago swimming pools are getting ready to open and for the first time since 2020, all 50 Chicago Park District outdoor pools will be open seven days a week. The seven-day operational schedule for outdoor pools starts on June 21. Summer pool schedules will be available starting the week of June 16. The city said outdoor pools will primarily be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day, with some pools having longer hours on weekends. Along with the outdoor pools, 27 indoor pools citywide will return to their pre-pandemic schedule of being open six days a week starting June 21. The park district said some pool schedules may be adjusted if their lifeguards have to return to school before Labor Day. Many pools are only open from June 21 through the beginning of August. Visit the Chicago Park District's swimming pool directory to find the closest public pool near you, plus its days and hours of operation. Humboldt Park beach, city water features also open June 21 In addition to the pools, the beach in Humboldt Park and more than 200 water features in parks across the city are also set to open on June 21. Humboldt Park beach is the city's only man-made inland beach. It will be open daily and staffed with life guards from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The water spray features and water playgrounds in city parks have been opening for several weeks, and the Chicago Park District said all will be operational by June 21.

Boy, 15, wounded by gunfire in alley in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood
Boy, 15, wounded by gunfire in alley in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood

CBS News

time16-06-2025

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Boy, 15, wounded by gunfire in alley in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood

Police were searching for a shooter Sunday night after a 15-year-old boy was shot and seriously wounded in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood — within earshot of the Puerto Rican Festival. But a neighbor said there was no gunman for whom to search, because the teen accidentally shot himself. He was taken to Stroger Hospital of Cook County in critical condition. Regardless of what the circumstances turn out to be, neighbors said this is part of a wider issue — namely lack of better options for kids in their area. The shooting happened around 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Hours later, yellow and red tape crossed the back alley behind 2646 W. Evergreen Ave. — between Washtenaw Avenue and Rockwell Street. Homes are located on the south side of the alley, a church to the north. Neighbors said the teen was running when he was accidentally shot with his own gun. "A young boy was running and jumping up the gates, and I guess he maybe ended up shooting himself in the leg while he came over the last gate," said neighbor Felicia Wings. A resident for 10 years, Wings said her own kids heard the gunshot. She worries about other kids in the area. "And it's sad, because unfortunately, happens too much in this neighborhood," she said. "Unfortunately, we see a lot of boys, a lot of young boys — they're just always out here doing the wrong thing." This shooting, on Father's Day, happened just blocks from the Puerto Rican Festival in the park of Humboldt Park. Blocks away at 10 p.m. Saturday, also in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, Chicago police said three men were shot in the legs during a drive-by shooting near California Avenue and Thomas Street. A 27-year-old man was hit in the left and right legs and was in fair condition at Stroger Hospital of Cook County. A 42-year-old man was hit in the left calf, and a 45-year-old man was hit in the right leg. Both were in fair condition at Humboldt Park Health. The victims of the Saturday night shooting are all expected to survive. Festivalgoers walked by as police photograph the scene Saturday night, collecting information for their investigation. Wings said she wished the teen who was shot the next afternoon could have been at the festival with his dad instead. "What I would like to see is somewhere with a good picnic, with his dad under a tent, eating barbecue having a good time and listening to music," she said, "not laid out here getting revived." Detectives late Sunday still investigating both of these incidents. CBS News Chicago has asked for an update on the teen's condition.

3 men shot in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood steps from Puerto Rican Fest grounds
3 men shot in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood steps from Puerto Rican Fest grounds

CBS News

time15-06-2025

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3 men shot in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood steps from Puerto Rican Fest grounds

Chicago police on Sunday were investigating a drive-by triple shooting in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, not far from the grounds of the Puerto Rican Festival. The CPD said three men were standing outside in a group near California Avenue and Thomas Street around 10 p.m. Saturday, when a vehicle pulled up and someone inside shot them all. A 27-year-old man was hit in the left and right legs and was in fair condition at Stroger Hospital of Cook County. A 42-year-old man was hit in the left calf, and a 45-year-old man was hit in the right leg. Both were in fair condition at Humboldt Park Health. All the victims were expected to survive. No one was in custody late Sunday.

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