Garfield Park
Coverage of Garfield Park in the Nexus archive.
- Man dead, 13-year-old injured in Garfield Park shooting
A 49-year-old man was killed and a 13-year-old boy was injured in a double shooting that occurred in Garfield Park on Chicago's West Side on Thursday evening. The incident took place in the Garfield Park area, which is located on the city's West Side.
- After Mass Shooting Linked To Teen Takeover, West Siders Say ‘All Hands On Deck’ Needed
Chicago police and local nonprofits are establishing an emergency assistance center in Garfield Park to support victims of violence following a mass shooting linked to a teen gathering. The incident, which occurred during an Independence Day event, left seven teens and young adults shot, including one in critical condition.
- Garfield Park neighborhood shooting leaves man dead
A man was fatally shot in a Garfield Park neighborhood alley on West Polk Street. He was taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. No arrests have been made, and Area 4 detectives are investigating.
- Teenagers among 7 people injured in 2 shootings on same Garfield Park block, police say
Teenagers were among seven people injured in two shootings on Chicago's West Side, specifically on the Garfield Park block, according to police. The incidents occurred early Sunday.
- 3 children among 7 injured in car crash in Garfield Park, Chicago fire officials say
Three children were among seven people injured in a car crash on Friday evening in Garfield Park, located on Chicago's West Side, according to Chicago fire officials.
- How Colorado's drought is impacting water quality in Denver
Colorado's drought is causing higher water temperatures and reduced water levels in Denver, leading to elevated E. coli and blue-green algae levels. The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment (DDPHE) warns of public health risks, including harmful algae blooms and contaminated water activities, and is implementing increased testing and real-time monitoring systems.
- Church-Backed Affordable Apartment Complex Breaks Ground In Garfield Park
A church-backed affordable housing project, C.A.R.E. Manor, broke ground in Garfield Park. Developed by United For Better Living, it will provide 44 units targeting low-income families and offer social services like food pantries and adult education. The $32 million complex is near public transit and existing community facilities.
- 70 MPH Wind Gusts Leave Path Of Destruction Through Chicago, With More Storms Ahead
Strong wind gusts exceeding 70 mph caused widespread damage in Chicago, including fallen trees, downed power lines, and flash flooding. The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm warnings as storms moved through the area, leading to traffic disruptions and canceled events. Additional storms are expected.
- Shooting involving FBI prompts heavy police presence in Chicago's Homan Square
A shooting involving an FBI agent occurred near Garfield Park in Chicago, prompting a heavy police presence with officers visible carrying long guns. A person was pronounced dead at the scene, but it remains unclear if they were shot by the FBI agent. The FBI has initiated an internal review of the incident.