Dexter Reed shooting: Chicago reaches tentative $1.25M settlement with man's family after fatal gunfight
Chicago has reached a tentative $1.25 million settlement with the family of Dexter Reed, a man fatally shot by police in 2024.
Indiana wants to absorb 33 Illinois counties that voted to secede: 'Join us'
Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston says lawmakers are looking into a proposal to absorb parts of Illinois after multiple counties voted to secede.
Video of fatal Chicago police shooting of knife-wielding man released
Video of the police shooting of a man who had a knife as he approached officers in a Little Village apartment was released.
Chicago police union boss says Trump pardons of Jan. 6 rioters are ‘absolutely wrong’
The Chicago FOP head called out President Trump’s pardons of people convicted in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Secret Service mistaken for ICE during visit to Chicago elementary school
After Chicago Public Schools initially claimed ICE agents visited a Southwest Side elementary school Friday morning, it was later confirmed that this was not the case.
Illinois ICE guidance: What we know about raids and local law enforcement's response
Here’s what we know about ICE raids in Illinois and how law enforcement is preparing to respond.
Chicago OIG urges reopening of police misconduct investigation
Chicago's Office of Inspector General is calling for the reopening of a closed internal affairs investigation into alleged police misconduct.
Scholarship honors fallen Chicago officer Aréanah Preston
There is a new scholarship ensuring the legacy of fallen Chicago Police Officer Aréanah Preston lives on.
Video shows off-duty Chicago cop's response after woman fatally stabbed; suspect later found dead
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability on Thursday released video and other materials related to a November shooting involving an off-duty officer on Chicago’s Northwest Side.
