Chicago police seek suspect in CTA Green Line robbery

Chicago police are searching for a man who robbed a CTA passenger at a CTA Green Line Station in South Loop Friday afternoon.

Chicago alderperson calls for removal of police officer who allegedly slashed tires

Alderperson Jessie Fuentes stopped short of calling for Chicago's top cop to recommend Roberto Nieves' firing, but says she might have that conversation pending the results of the investigation.

Chicago alderperson sounds off on high-ranking cop charged with property damage
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Some Chicago City Council members are calling for more accountability after two police officers were charged with slashing the tires of a private citizen's car.

Chicago resident criticizes city spending on migrants: 'Are y'all lying to us?'

Tensions flared at a City Council meeting on Friday as residents and aldermen continued to clash over how the city allocates taxpayer money for migrant care.

Chicago resident goes off on aldermen over migrant spending
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At a City Council committee hearing on Friday, one Chicago resident didn't hold back when discussing paying for migrants.

Paris on Politics: Grant Park debate, Chicago's budget blues, crime on the CTA
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In this week's edition of Paris on Politics, FOX 32's Paris Schutz takes a look at the debate over Grant Park, Chicago's $1 billion budget gap, and safety on public transportation.

2 Chicago cops charged, stripped of police powers after Puerto Rican Fest incident

Two Chicago police officers, including a high-ranking deputy chief, have been relieved of their police powers following allegations that they reportedly damaged a vehicle during this year’s Puerto Rican Fest in Humboldt Park.

Chicago council members clash on $1 billion budget gap

This year, the City Council approved an additional $70 million for migrants, on top of hundreds of millions already spent.

Chicago council members clash on $1 billion budget gap
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Labor Day is over, and the glow from the Democratic National Convention has long faded. Now, Chicago City Council members are facing the reality of the city's $1 billion budget gap.

Duo charged in robbery, hammer attack at CTA Blue Line station

A man and woman were charged with allegedly robbing another man of his cellphone before beating him with a hammer last month on a CTA Blue Line platform.

McDonald's give classic menu item a 'makeover' amid push to reverse sales decline

Starting next week, McDonald's customers in the U.S. ordering McFlurry sweet treats will notice updated packaging and a different size available to purchase.

Officer among 3 hospitalized in crash between SUV, Chicago police car

A Chicago police officer was among three people hospitalized during a crash between their squad car and an SUV Wednesday evening in the Roseland neighborhood.

2 arrested after running from crash with CPD SUV in Fernwood

Two people were arrested and two Chicago police officers were injured after a crash Wednesday evening in the Fernwood neighborhood.

Chicago CTA shooting: New video shows moments after 4 killed on Blue Line train
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Newly released surveillance video from the deadly shooting on a CTA Blue Line train reveals a witness jumping out of a moving train car moments before the alleged gunman was seen calmly walking on the platform after the gunfire.

CTA Blue Line shooting: New video shows witness jumping from moving train car, suspect walking away

Newly released surveillance video from the deadly shooting on a CTA Blue Line train reveals a witness jumping out of a moving train car moments before the alleged gunman was seen calmly walking on the platform after the gunfire.

Video shows witness jumping from CTA train moments before alleged shooter walks away
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Newly released surveillance video from the deadly shooting on a CTA Blue Line train reveals a witness jumping out of a moving train car moments before the alleged gunman was seen calmly walking on the platform after the gunfire.