After teenagers cause chaos downtown, Mayor Lightfoot says 'instilling respect must begin at home'

"Most importantly, parents and guardians must know where their children are and be responsible for their actions. Instilling the important values of respect for people and property must begin at home," Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.

Reginald Clay: Man killed by Chicago police had valid firearms FOID card, his father says

Reginald Clay Jr.'s father, Reginald Clay Sr., said his son was working for Amazon and had a valid FOID card."What do you call this? They slaughtered my son, man," Clay Sr. said.

Chicago cop faces 90-day suspension for allegedly striking Police Board president during George Floyd protest

Chicago Police Board President Ghian Foreman filed a complaint with the Civilian Office of Police Accountability saying the officer struck him five times, leaving him with swelling in both legs and unable to walk home.

Man charged in killing of Officer Andr?s V?squez Lasso pleads not guilty
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The man accused of shooting and killing Chicago Police Officer Andr?s Mauricio V?squez Lasso pleaded not guilty in Cook County court Wednesday.

Who are the frontrunners to become Chicago's next top cop?
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Former CPD Supt. Garry McCarthy joins Good Day Chicago to talk about qualities that the department's next superintendent will need to be successful under a new mayor.

Chicago residents get to weigh in on city's next top cop

For the first time ever, Chicagoans on Tuesday gave their two cents on what qualities the city's next top cop should have.

Chicago residents get to weigh in on city's next top cop
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The first public forum to discuss recommendations for the Chicago Police Department?s new superintendent is set for Tuesday night.

Chicago police officer who killed Adam Toledo faces firing
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Formal disciplinary charges were filed Monday against the Chicago police officer who fatally shot 13-year-old Adam Toledo, setting in motion quasi-judicial proceedings to determine whether he should be fired.

Chicago police have 'sufficient resources' ready for potential protests against Trump arraignment

The Chicago Police Department plans to keep “sufficient resources” ready Tuesday as it monitors demonstrations in New York City surrounding former President Donald Trump’s arraignment.