Two people have been killed following a shooting at Chicago's Navy Pier that left others scrambling for shelter in bathrooms and cars. A security guard had located 'two down' with shell casings ...

CHICAGO — Two men were fatally shot Tuesday afternoon at Navy Pier by a gunman who authorities believe was a recently terminated worker. Speaking with reporters at the pier, Chicago police Chief ...

Shortly after 2 p.m., officers told staffers at the Chicago Sun-Times, which has offices inside Navy Pier, not to allow anyone in or out until further notice. Navy Pier was on lockdown for a ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --The search continues for the gunman who shot and killed two former co-workers at Navy Pier on Tuesday. Two employees of Levy Restaurants were shot and killed in an administrative ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago police continue to search for a gunman after two people were shot and killed at Navy Pier Tuesday afternoon. The Cook County Medical Examiner's office has identified one ...

Read more here. Two people were shot at Chicago's popular Navy Pier attraction Tuesday, fire officials confirmed to NBC Chicago as the pier urged anyone inside to shelter in place. The shooting ...

Lamont Johnson, 51, of Lansing, was killed in the shooting at Chicago's Navy Pier, which left also another left another man dead. Both were said to be working for a subcontractor in the area.

A disgruntled former employee has shot and killed two men in a “targeted attack” at Navy ... on the pier and knew how to get access to the back loading dock area, Hein added. Once inside ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two men were shot and killed at Navy Pier Tuesday afternoon, Chicago fire officials said. Chicago police and fire crews responded about 1:30 p.m. for a report of shots fired in an ...

Two men were fatally shot Tuesday afternoon at Navy Pier by a gunman who authorities believe was a recently terminated worker. Speaking with reporters at the pier, Chicago police Chief of Patrol ...

CHICAGO — Two people died Tuesday after being shot by a “disgruntled ex employee” of a Navy Pier subcontractor, Chief of Patrol Jon Hein said during an afternoon press conference.