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09/04/2026

09/04/2026

NEW: The Frankfort mother charged with first-degree murder of her 2-year-old son was "very invested" with the Lindsay Clancy case and was texting about it hours before, docs state. More: https://wgntv.com/news/southwest-suburbs/docs-frankfort-mother-accused-of-killing-2-year-old-son-was-very-invested-with-lindsay-clancy-case/

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

The incident unfolded in May aboard an American Airlines flight from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Los Angeles, according to TMZ.

09/03/2026

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A 19-year-old suburban man has pleaded guilty to aggravated DUI after a crash last year killed two teenage siblings. READ⬇️

09/03/2026

Charles Senase, 35, was shot and died on Monday nite while sitting on his Pilsen home's front porch.
According to his relatives, surveillance footage shows the gunman exiting a gray car, firing, and then driving off.
Neighbors are being urged by Senase's mother and wife to check their home cameras and provide any information that can aid law enforcement in locating the gunman.

09/03/2026

A musician was shot to death and found in Mexico, along with his pregnant wife and 3-year-old daughter 💔

DETAILS: https://buff.ly/PJfNbWm

09/02/2026

A few years before this photo, Danny Ellerd was standing on street corners in Oklahoma City asking strangers for money.
Then one day, his own father drove past and realized the homeless man holding the sign was his son. 💔
Danny had spent around 15 years trapped in addiction, experienced multiple overdoses and eventually lost stable housing.
His lowest point came beneath an I-40 overpass.
Police found him weighing only 92 pounds. They planned to arrest him on outstanding warrants, but he was so sick that they took him to the hospital instead.
Doctors fought to save his life and a badly infected hand.
When Danny left the hospital, he entered Hope Is Alive carrying little more than a Walmart bag of clothes.
Recovery didn't transform everything overnight.
It became hundreds of ordinary decisions made differently.
Stay sober today.
Show up tomorrow.
Ask for help.
Help someone else. ❤️
By August 2023, Danny was managing responsibilities in recovery, working part time and starting college full time at Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City.
He studied Computer Information Systems.
And he earned a 4.0 GPA. 🎓
In April 2025, OSU selected him as a Women for OSU Scholar, recognizing both his academic performance and his commitment to serving others.
But perhaps the most meaningful part came afterward.
Danny began helping people living through the same things that had once nearly destroyed him. He worked with people experiencing homelessness, sponsored men in recovery and wrote a book called Recovery Is Possible.
The man who once needed someone to believe he could make it back now spends part of his life telling others that they can too.
Same person.
Very different chapter.
How incredible is it that someone can reach such a low point and, only a few years later, become the person helping others find their way out?

09/02/2026

09/01/2026

DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS PERSON?

On August 4, 2026, the body of an unidentified male was found aboard a CTA Orange Line train near Midway Airport in Chicago, Illinois. The circumstances that led to his death are unclear, and authorities have not yet determined his identity.

The man was believed to be in his late teens or young adulthood and is described as Caucasian, possibly Hispanic, or another race or ethnicity. He stands 6'0", weighs 144 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair. His face remained recognizable when he was found. His case is listed with NamUs as .

He wore a dark grey/black Selena shirt [unknown size], B&W checkered PJ type pants, & white Nike shoes [unknown size]. He had several tattoos: on his inner left arm, he has a Gummo [1997 film] character with bunny ears sitting & smoking a cigarette [Bunny Boy], a possible motor or check engine light tat, an eye with red and black ink, a cross on wrist, and undetermined tattoos continuing on his arm. These tattoos can be seen in our flyer below.

Authorities are seeking information from anyone who may recognize his description or may have knowledge of a young man who was traveling on the Orange Line in the area of Midway Airport.

If you have any information about this case, please contact the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office at (312) 997-4500; reference case ME2026-04125, or the Chicago Police Department - Area Central at (312) 747-8380; reference case JK359555.