Off-duty Chicago police officer involved in shooting on Northwest Side: COPA

An off-duty Chicago police officer fired at someone who pointed a gun at him at a gas station on the Northwest Side Wednesday, but it was unclear if that person was hit, officials said.

Man sues CPD detective he claims forced false confession that led to murder conviction

Daniel Rodriguez was convicted in the 1991 shooting death of Jose “Junito” Hernandez Jr. based on a confession he long claimed was the result of threats and physical abuse by former Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara.

Civilian police oversight panel delivers blistering critique of CPD’s proposed $1.94B budget

“Our spending on public safety is not delivering the results our communities need. We need to spend better and more strategically. Workforce allocation problems also create untenable and unacceptable work conditions for Chicago Police officers. They deserve better,” Driver wrote.

Chicago officials address voting security ahead of Election Day
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Chicago police, the Cook County State's Attorney's Office and the board of elections announced a coordinated effort to not just keep voters and poll workers safe, but also to minimize the possibility of fraud or irregularities.

2 Chicago cops face dismissal for allegedly lying about fatal shooting in 2010

Two officers who allegedly lied about the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old man are now facing dismissal more than 12 years after the deadly encounter, which has already cost the city millions of dollars in a lawsuit.

Lawyers for accused cop killers want to question former CPD Superintendent Garry McCarthy

Lawyers for three men charged in the decade-old murder of a Chicago police officer want to put former CPD Supt. Garry McCarthy on the witness stand to answer questions about the monthslong dragnet that led to the trio’s arrests.

Chicago police supervisor quits amid probe into racist, incendiary social media posts

A Chicago police supervisor retired earlier this month amid an investigation into racist and other incendiary comments he made on a Facebook account he falsely claimed had been hacked.

Chicago alderman and former cop working to end police suicides

The treatments include two injections that have been used by US soldiers that were at risk of committing suicide.

Chicago alderman working to end police suicides
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The treatments include two injections that have been used by US soldiers that were at risk of committing suicide.

Civic Federation demands more transparency in Chicago Police Department spending

Civic Federation President Laurence Msall said it is “very difficult to track how much is going into policing,” how much is tied to complying with a federal consent decree and where exactly the nearly $100 million increase in the Chicago Police Department’s $1.87 billion budget is going.

City leaders demand funding for memorial for survivors tortured by Jon Burge

City leaders and activists came together to call for funding to be set aside for a memorial for survivors of torture by former police detective Jon Burge.