National Night Out returns to Chicago and suburbs
Last year‘s events were canceled because of COVID-19, and a handful of communities are postponing this year’s celebration until this fall because of the Delta variant.
National Night Out returns Tuesday after pandemic pause
Tuesday marks National Night Out, an annual celebration connecting communities and police officers.
COPA shares videos of fatal police shooting of man who escaped electronic monitoring, leading to standoff
Chicago’s police oversight agency released body camera video Tuesday that shows the fatal shooting of a man during a standoff with police last month in West Garfield Park.
COPA shares videos of fatal police shooting of man who escaped electronic monitoring, leading to standoff
VIEWER DISCRETION STRONGLY ADVISED: Chicago’s police oversight agency released body camera video Tuesday that shows the fatal shooting of a man during a standoff with police last month in West Garfield Park.
National Night Out events return to Chicago area after being nixed by COVID
Residents of Chicago's most violent neighborhoods say they aren't going to let criminals run the streets anymore.
'Defund Chicago Police' group wants money spent in communities instead
"People are in crisis. The answer is not more military response," said one of the Defund Chicago Police organizers.
National Night Out events return to the Chicago area after being canceled by the pandemic
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Shootings in Chicago went up 10 percent in July over last year, police say
There were 105 murders in July 2021; almost all of the victims were killed by guns.
Chicago teen charged with 2 carjackings as attacks have increased 50% over past year
A 16-year-old Chicago teenager has been charged with two carjackings as the number of carjackings has increased by more than 50 percent over the last year.
4 wounded after suspect opens fire on crowd in Jackson Park
Four people were wounded in a shooting Saturday morning in Jackson Park.
Chicago announces national search for next top COPA official
The city of Chicago announced Friday the official national search and selection process for the next Chief Administrator of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA).
16-year-old boy charged in armed carjackings on the South Side
A 16-year-old boy is facing several felony charges in connection to armed carjackings in the Douglas neighborhood on the South Side.
Man arrested in deadly Puerto Rican parade shooting now in CPD custody
The man arrested in deadly Puerto Rican Parade shooting in Humboldt Park last month is now in CPD custody.
Chicago police officers involved in Calumet City fatal shooting of man wanted for murder
A man wanted for murder in Chicago was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon after allegedly pulling a gun on police trying to arrest him inside a restaurant in suburban Calumet City.
First day of gun buyback program at St. Sabina 'a major success,' Chicago police say
Sixty-six handguns and 15 rifles were turned in Monday in an effort to get illegal guns off the streets of Chicago.
Chicago Police Supt. Brown continues to blame courts after another violent weekend
"I don't think there is another city in this country releasing people who have been charged with murder back into the community on electronic monitoring," Chicago's top cop said.
City strikes tentative deal with Chicago police union
"This proposed contract acknowledges the valuable contributions that Chicago police officers make to neighborhoods all across the City," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
Violence will stop businesses from coming to Chicago, poll finds
Tom Serafin joins Good Day Chicago to explain the survey by Serafin Power Poll that claims violence will stop businesses coming to Chicago.
Local churches walk for peace amid violent week in Chicago
After another violent week in Chicago, some local churches are now calling for peace.
Nobody talking to Chicago police after 2 mass shootings on West Side
Chicago police say despite all of the victims and witnesses, nobody is talking.