63% of traffic stops in Chicago targeted Black drivers last year, state report shows

The study found Black drivers in Chicago were pulled over five times more often than white motorists and accounted for 63% of last year’s nearly 378,000 traffic stops citywide. Chicago cops, however, were more likely to find contraband on a white driver.

City agencies prohibited from investigating those who come to Chicago seeking abortions
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot signed an executive order preventing city agencies from investigating or assisting other state's investigations of those who come to Chicago to have an abortion or to seek reproductive access.

Chicago police officers hurt in hit-and-run crash on West Side

Two Chicago police officers were hospitalized after their patrol car was struck in a hit-and-run crash Thursday morning in the Austin neighborhood.

Indiana man admits buying gun used to kill Chicago Police Officer Ella French

Officer Ella French was killed and her partner was critically wounded last August after they stopped an SUV with expired tags on Chicago’s South Side.

Chicago police chief testifies at congressional hearing on gun violence

Senators heard testimony Tuesday on how gun violence is rocking police departments across the nation, and among the witnesses was a Chicago police chief.

CPD whistleblower awarded over $4 million in lawsuit against city

A Cook County jury on Friday awarded a former Chicago police detective more than $4.3 million in damages after deciding the city violated the Illinois Whistleblower act.

2 injured during shootout with police in Pilsen
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A shootout with Chicago police in Pilsen early Friday left two people injured, including an innocent bystander. FOX 32's Kasey Chronis has the story.

2 wounded, including innocent bystander in shootout with Chicago police in Pilsen

A shootout with Chicago police Friday morning left two people wounded, including an innocent bystand, in the Pilsen neighborhood on the city's Southwest Side.

Chicago police trade shots with gunman in Pilsen
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Police are questioning persons of interest after shots were fired at and by officers Friday morning in the Pilsen neighborhood.

Attorney: Chicago cop who shot fleeing man will keep job

The family attorney of a man fatally shot by a Chicago police officer last year said Thursday that the Chicago Police Board denied a recommendation to fire the officer.

Chicago police misused ShotSpotter in murder case, lawsuit claims

A federal lawsuit filed Thursday alleges Chicago police misused "unreliable" gunshot detection technology and failed to pursue other leads in investigating a grandfather from the city’s South Side and charging him with killing a neighbor.