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Evanston Township HS student killed in Deerfield crash involving Chicago Tribune box truck

Lisa Nguyen
Reporter · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 5:02 AM · 3 min read
Evanston Township HS student killed in Deerfield crash involving Chicago Tribune box truck
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Fatal Crash Evanston Township HS student killed in Deerfield crash involving Chicago Tribune box truck By Lissette Nuñez Tuesday, November 10, 2026 5:02AM A high school student was killed in a north suburban crash involving a Chicago Tribune box truck early Monday morning, officials said. WLS DEERFIELD, Ill. (WLS) -- A high school student was killed in a north suburban crash involving a Chicago Tribune box truck early Monday morning, officials said. The Lake County Coroner's Office said Deerfield police and fire officials responded to the 1100-block of Waukegan Road just after 12:15 a.m. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch There, officers found an Audi SUV and a box truck. Both vehicles were heavily damaged, officials said, and video captured a Chicago Tribune box truck on the scene. Home invasion, sex assault survivor says it took CPD 4 hours to arrive: 'I did not feel protected' Chicago-area father dies shortly after ICE's deportation process to Pakistan Evanston Township HS student killed in Deerfield crash involving Chicago Tribune box truck The Audi's driver, 17-year-old Charles Halliday, of Evanston, was pronounced dead on the scene. Preliminary autopsy results indicate that Halliday, who attended Evanston Township High School, died from blunt-force injuries as a result of the crash. The school sent a message to students and guardians, saying, "It is with profound sadness that we share the news of the passing of one of our students, Charles Halliday, a beloved member of the Class of 2027. Charles was an exceptionally talented member of the ETHS Theatre community. The time, talent, and care he gave to this community were meaningful to so many, and his presence made a difference in ways that will always be remembered. His loss will be deeply felt by the many students, staff members, and others whose lives he touched. There is no easy way to process a tragic loss like this. We encourage students who need support to reach out to a trusted adult. Counselors and other student support staff are available at school for anyone who would like to talk, needs support, or simply needs someone to be with them. We also encourage families to check in with their students and make space for conversations about this loss... Our hearts are with Charles's family, friends, teachers, and all who knew and loved him. As a school community, we will hold space for one another and support those who are grieving in the days ahead." What caused the crash was not immediately clear, and authorities are investigating. Additional information was not immediately available. Report a correction or typo Copyright © 2026 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved. Related Topics DEERFIELD FATAL CRASH CAR CRASH CRASH TRUCK CRASH TEEN KILLED TRAFFIC TRAFFIC FATALITIES Apex driver faces 19 charges after deadly cyclist crash 5 members of same family killed in Texas crash: police 1 killed, several injured after car crashes into cyclist group in North Carolina Woman killed in Dan Ryan crash involving semi on South Side: officials Watch Live ON NOW Home invasion, sex assault survivor says it took CPD 4 hours to arrive Local father dies shortly after ICE's deportation process to Pakistan Chicago family asks Trump admin. to reconsider mom's deportation Bill Belichick's ex-girlfriend Jordon Hudson sues over Ring cam video Suburban police seek help IDing owner of coat found with human remains ICE to allow local mom's release on bond after 15 months in custody Wisconsin state trooper detained by ICE to be released OSU suspends frat while investigating video of men engulfed in flames

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