'I was elected to transform this city': Johnson goes off on ShotSpotter, will veto council's vote
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Wednesday he would veto the City Council's vote to keep ShotSpotter, the gunshot detection technology.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Wednesday he would veto the City Council's vote to keep ShotSpotter, the gunshot detection technology.
Chicago City Council votes to keep ShotSpotter technology, mayor will veto
The Chicago City Council voted on Wednesday to keep Shotspotter, the gunshot detection technology that alerts police to the sound of gunfire.
The Chicago City Council voted on Wednesday to keep Shotspotter, the gunshot detection technology that alerts police to the sound of gunfire.
Chicago City Council votes to keep ShotSpotter
The city council has voted in favor of keeping the gunshot detection technology.
The city council has voted in favor of keeping the gunshot detection technology.
Chicago City Council approves Alderman Burnett as chair of zoning board
The Chicago City Council has approved 27th Ward Alderman Walter Burnett's appointment as zoning board chair.
The Chicago City Council has approved 27th Ward Alderman Walter Burnett's appointment as zoning board chair.
Family sues Metra and rail company over Marin Lacson's death in Barrington
Nearly eight months after the tragic death of 17-year-old Marin Lacson, her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Metra, Union Pacific Railroad Company, and the Village of Barrington.
Nearly eight months after the tragic death of 17-year-old Marin Lacson, her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Metra, Union Pacific Railroad Company, and the Village of Barrington.
Barrington family alleges negligence in teen's tragic train death
Eight months after the tragic death of 17-year-old Marin Lacson, her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Metra, the rail company, and the Village of Barrington.
Eight months after the tragic death of 17-year-old Marin Lacson, her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Metra, the rail company, and the Village of Barrington.
Chicago City Council approves Burnett as zoning chair
The Chicago City Council has approved 27th Ward Alderman Walter Burnett's appointment as zoning board chair.
The Chicago City Council has approved 27th Ward Alderman Walter Burnett's appointment as zoning board chair.
2 major labor strikes could disrupt economy
Boeing says it is considering temporary furloughs to help cut costs.
Boeing says it is considering temporary furloughs to help cut costs.
Chicago Board of Education votes to move forward with district's 5-year plan: 'Together, we will rise'
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously this week to move forward with the district's five-year district plan.
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously this week to move forward with the district's five-year district plan.
Chicago Board of Education approves advancing the district's new 5-year plan
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously this week to move forward with the district's five-year district plan.
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously this week to move forward with the district's five-year district plan.
Debate over ShotSpotter contract takes center stage at Chicago City Council
City Council members said 34 of the 50 alderpersons want to continue the ShotSpotter program, which alerts police to the sound of gunfire faster than a 911 call. The contract expires on Sunday.
City Council members said 34 of the 50 alderpersons want to continue the ShotSpotter program, which alerts police to the sound of gunfire faster than a 911 call. The contract expires on Sunday.
Chicago City Council to decide the fate of ShotSpotter today
The future of the ShotSpotter program in Chicago is in the hands of the City Council with a vote that is expected today.
The future of the ShotSpotter program in Chicago is in the hands of the City Council with a vote that is expected today.
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez elaborates on their new 5-year-plan for local schools
The Chicago Board of Education will vote today on a new five-year strategic plan for Chicago Public Schools.
The Chicago Board of Education will vote today on a new five-year strategic plan for Chicago Public Schools.
Instagram teen accounts roll out this month. Here’s what to know
Instagram will automatically put teens in private accounts that come with more restrictions. Here’s what parents should know about these new, so-called “teen accounts.”
Instagram will automatically put teens in private accounts that come with more restrictions. Here’s what parents should know about these new, so-called “teen accounts.”
Chicago swimmers move to indoor park district pools as summer wraps up
As summer comes to a close, so is beach season. But have no fear, the Chicago Park District is now hosting several indoor pool programs.
As summer comes to a close, so is beach season. But have no fear, the Chicago Park District is now hosting several indoor pool programs.
Checking in with Block Club Chicago
After four people were killed while sleeping on a CTA Blue Line train this summer, Block Club Chicago dug a little deeper into the root cause of people living in these unsafe environments.
After four people were killed while sleeping on a CTA Blue Line train this summer, Block Club Chicago dug a little deeper into the root cause of people living in these unsafe environments.
Chicago police officers shoot at suspect who pointed gun at them in South Shore
One person was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at Chicago police, prompting officers to shoot at him Monday night in the South Shore neighborhood.
One person was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at Chicago police, prompting officers to shoot at him Monday night in the South Shore neighborhood.
Man wanted for robbing woman on CTA Pink Line train
Chicago police are searching for a man who robbed a woman on a CTA train last month.
Chicago police are searching for a man who robbed a woman on a CTA train last month.
Johnson criticizes ShotSpotter as 'walkie-talkies on a pole'
Chicago's mayor is sounding off about a push by the City Council to save the controversial ShotSpotter program.
Chicago's mayor is sounding off about a push by the City Council to save the controversial ShotSpotter program.
Chicago’s longest-serving alderman Ed Burke prepares for prison following corruption conviction
Chicago's longest-serving alderman will be heading to prison within the next few days. Fox 32's Dane Placko has new information about where Ed Burke may be serving his two-year sentence.
Chicago's longest-serving alderman will be heading to prison within the next few days. Fox 32's Dane Placko has new information about where Ed Burke may be serving his two-year sentence.