Some Chicago aldermen call for mayor's aide to be fired after controversial comments

Several Chicago aldermen are calling for Mayor Brandon Johnson to fire one of his top aides after a 2021 podcast interview resurfaced in which she allegedly referred to police as “f---ing pigs."

One of Chicago Mayor Johnson's top aides calls police 'f---ing pigs' in 2021 podcast

A top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson once referred to police as "f---ing pigs" and advocated for abolition of police departments in podcast comments that were unearthed by FOX 32 Chicago.

Former Chicago cop sues Kim Foxx: report
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Cook County State?s Attorney Kim Foxx has reportedly asked a federal judge to throw out a civil rights lawsuit filed by a former Chicago police sergeant.

Chicago man charged in violent CTA Red Line stabbing in Uptown

A Chicago man has been charged in a CTA Red Line stabbing that left a passenger critically injured earlier this month. 

Wrongfully convicted Chicago man awarded $50M in lawsuit
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Marcel Brown, who spent nearly a decade in prison for a murder he did not commit, was awarded $50 million by a federal jury on Monday in his lawsuit against the City of Chicago and two police detectives.

New iPhones: What you should know about the products Apple announced at the special event

Just as many people expected, Apple released new editions of its iPhone line during a special event on Monday at their California headquarters. Here's what to know about the new phones.

Man wrongfully convicted of Chicago murder speaks out after jury awards him $50 million
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Marcel Brown, who spent nearly a decade in prison for a murder he did not commit, was awarded $50 million by a federal jury on Monday in his lawsuit against the City of Chicago and two police detectives.

Wrongfully convicted man awarded $50M in lawsuit against City of Chicago, police detectives

Marcel Brown, who spent nearly a decade in prison for a murder he did not commit, was awarded $50 million by a federal jury on Monday in his lawsuit against the City of Chicago and two police detectives.

Chicago mayor orders citywide hiring freeze amid budget struggles

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a hiring freeze across city departments, including police and fire, as Chicago grapples with a projected $223 million budget shortfall for 2024.

How much longer will Chicago use ShotSpotter?
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to end the contract with ShotSpotter in November, but some city council members have been saying not so fast.

iOS 18 release: Is my iPhone compatible?

This new system update will work on specific iPhone devices, and here is what you need to know.

City Council committee to review future of ShotSpotter in Chicago
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Chicago's Committee on Public Safety will meet today to review the Office of Inspector General's 2023 report. ShotSpotter is also on the agenda.

Chicago police search for suspect in Uptown Red Line stabbing
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Chicago police are asking the public's help in identifying a man accused of stabbing a CTA passenger on a Red Line train near the Wilson Station earlier this month.

Chicago police seek help identifying suspect in Uptown Red Line stabbing

Chicago police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man suspected of stabbing a passenger on the CTA Red Line earlier this month.