911 calls released in incident where Chicago police officer restrained woman walking her dog

911 CALLS RELEASED: A video that went viral last month showed a woman walking her dog on North Avenue Beach in Lincoln Park when she was confronted by a Chicago police officer. On Thursday, the 911 calls related to this incident were released to the public.

Chicago awards $20.5 million to 2 men allegedly framed by police detective

Chicago’s City Council agreed Tuesday to pay a total of $20.5 million to two of at least a dozen men who have had murder convictions dismissed after being allegedly framed by the same police detective.

2nd Chicago police sergeant accuses department leaders of retaliation

A Chicago police sergeant is suing the department, accusing leaders of retaliating against him after the civil unrest last year.

All hands on deck: Chicago police preparing for more possible violence this warm weekend

"THIS IS PRECISION": Chicago's top cop says the police department is adopting a new strategy to shift resources and focus on gangs, which he says are at the root of many of the carjackings, shootings and robberies plaguing the city.

Ella French among 5 fallen Chicago police officers enshrined on memorial

The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation enshrined the names of five fallen Chicago police officers, including Ella French, on a memorial wall at the Gold Star Families Memorial Thursday.

Fallen Chicago police officers names added to Memorial Wall
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The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation enshrined the names of five fallen Chicago police officers, including Ella French, on a memorial wall at the Gold Star Families Memorial Thursday.

Chicago kids go fishing with police, firefighters at Columbus Park

Seventy-five Chicago kids got the chance to go fishing with police officers and firefighters at Columbus Park Thursday.

Chicago police, firefighters help kids catch fish
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Seventy-five Chicago kids got the chance to go fishing with police officers and firefighters at Columbus Park Thursday.

Chicago police contract moves forward toward approval
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If it's approved, the deal will cost taxpayers $377 million in back pay and it will raise base salaries by 20% over the next four years.

Class-action lawsuit targets CPD's stop and frisk policy

A class-action lawsuit involving more than 2 million people is moving forward in Chicago against the use of CPD's stop and frisk policy.

Chicago's top cop warns families to be careful who they bring around their kids

"I love some members of my family, but they’re not coming to my house for Christmas because of the life they live. And I make that very clear. And that’s the kind of tough love many of our families in the community have to exhibit," Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said.