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Dozens Shot in Chicago Over Fourth of July Weekend as Indianapolis Mass Shooting Kills Two Teens

No major arrests have been made in either city despite multiple mass shootings and homicides over the Fourth of July weekend.

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The Marion County/Indianapolis police logo on a a uniform taken on January 05, 2023 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Mayor Brandon Johnson answers questions during a news conference at Chicago City Hall on April 1, 2025. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune)
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Overview

  • Chicago police report at least 50 shooting victims and six fatalities citywide between Thursday and Sunday morning.
  • Two separate mass shooting incidents in Chicago’s Back of the Yards and near the Cook County Courthouse wounded seven and four people respectively, with most victims hospitalized in critical condition.
  • A woman in Logan Square allegedly stabbed three children—killing a 4-year-old—and then set her home ablaze, forcing neighbors and emergency crews to battle a two-alarm fire.
  • In downtown Indianapolis, a mass shooting around 1:30 a.m. Saturday left two teenage boys dead and five others injured, with police recovering multiple firearms and questioning several individuals.
  • Investigations in both cities remain active with no major arrests to date, prompting law enforcement leaders to call for expanded preventive measures and parental accountability.