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Karmelo didn't cry when the jury heard the 911 call after Austin Metcalf was stabbed. He didn't cry when Austin's twin brother, Hunter, could be heard screaming in anguish and praying his brother wouldn't die. He didn't cry when the jury was shown Austin's autopsy photos. He didn't cry when they saw the blood-soaked shirt used in a desperate attempt to save Austin's life. But he cried when he was found guilty. And he cried again when he was sentenced to 35 years. The only tears the jury saw were for his own fate, not for the life that was taken. Austin Metcalf was robbed of his high school graduation, he will never get another birthday, another chance to live the life that was stolen from him. Thirty-five years may be justice under the law, but for many, it doesn't feel like enough.

A masked man threw 100 paper airplanes off a building in Chicago.

That’s not a horse, that’s a whole truck

When your government tells you; "we're all in the same boat!"

Tomorrow has all the signs of destructive winds and tornadoes both embedded and prefrontal. #ilwx

A 2nd round of strong, psbl severe, storms is moving eastward over northern IL. Primary hazards are damaging winds, a brief tornado or two, and localized torrential rainfall increasing the risk for flash flooding. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive warnings. #ILwx #INwx

Wednesday afternoon's storm taking over Chicago with wind gusts up to 80 mph in some areas. #ilwx

@brain_stimulus “Excuse me sir let me see your driver’s license”.

😱🚨 UN HOMME A FILMÉ UN **VISAGE SUR LA LUNE** ! 💥Février 2024, 1h11 du matin. 🔥Il dit : « Holy moly, I’m scared… It’s a huge face looking right down on us. » 🤯Regardez jusqu’à la fin de la vidéo. C’est de la paréidolie… ou il y a vraiment quelque chose qui nous observe ? Dites-moi ce que vous voyez en commentaire 👇

May as well add a flood watch to the mix. Includes all of #Chicago but leaves out Lake and McHenry counties, for now Thru 4AM Thursday

🚨 JUST NOW: The authorities have just surged WATER CANNONS directly at protestors in Belfast after an African migrant tried beheading a local man Yet the leaders DON'T CARE AT ALL about the MIGRANT INVASION that's been wrecking the UK. The native-born CITIZENS are the problem according to them. TAKE YOUR COUNTRY BACK! Don't stop pushing! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

That was intense, Chicago. Here's the storm arriving with gusto! #ilwx

@barstoolsports They were really out for that black car.

They don’t call Chicago the Windy City for nothing

A new scientific analysis warns that the Colorado River Basin could face a “system crash” as early as 2028, threatening water supplies for roughly 40 million people across the American Southwest. The nation’s two largest reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, are continuing to decline at an unsustainable rate despite conservation efforts. Experts point to chronic over-allocation, persistent drought, and rising temperatures as the main drivers, creating an annual structural deficit of approximately 2.6 million acre-feet of water. With 2026 shaping up to be one of the lowest runoff years on record, another dry year could push the reservoirs toward “run-of-the-river” operations. At that point, they would lose most of their storage capacity and simply pass through whatever water flows in from the river, severely limiting their ability to deliver water or generate hydropower. This would have major consequences for drinking water, agriculture, and electricity generation in seven U.S. states and parts of Mexico. Researchers describe a “ratchet effect,” in which occasional wet years provide only temporary relief before long-term overuse and climate pressures resume the downward trend. Since peaking in the late 1990s, the two reservoirs have lost a massive share of their combined volume. Experts stress that avoiding a full collapse will require permanent, significant reductions in water use across the basin, far beyond temporary conservation measures, because natural weather variability can no longer compensate for the system’s deep structural imbalance. [University of Colorado Getches-Wilkinson Center for Natural Resources, Energy, and the Environment]

POWERFUL WINDS JUST TOOK DOWN NEARLY 400,000 CUSTOMERS IN LESS THAN 90 MINUTES Another round of destructive winds has swept across the Midwest. Nearly 400,000 customers lost power this afternoon across Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin as a fast-moving storm unleashed ferocious winds capable of causing widespread damage. What makes this stand out is how quickly it happened. In less than 90 minutes, hundreds of thousands were knocked off the power grid as the storm raced through the region. The event comes just days after hurricane-force straight-line winds slammed Salina, Kansas, producing estimated winds over 120 mph and leaving damage that many compared to the aftermath of a major hurricane. Now another powerful wind event has left a large portion of the Midwest dealing with downed trees, damaged power lines, and widespread outages. 👇 If you’re in Illinois or Wisconsin, let us know what conditions were like in your area and whether you experienced any damage or power outages. #MrMBB333 #Illinois #Wisconsin #PowerOutage #SevereWeather #WindDamage

Rainy walk in Chicago 🚶‍♀️

Who enjoyed this afternoon’s round of storms? If you did, then you’ll enjoy round 2 now growing within a tornado watch back over Iowa Due to arrive after sunset (9PM-12M) and may not deliver the punch of round one but still could cause more tree damage with strong wind gusts

saw a buildings roof fly past my window and land on a bunch of cars 😭 #chicago

Apparent construction supplies fell from the sky amid Chicago storms.abc7chicago.com/post/chicago-i…

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