ACLU calls for traffic stop oversight changes
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New allegations from the ACLU claims that Black and brown drivers are far more likely to be pulled over by Chicago police. And in the wake of that news they're calling for traffic stops to be added to the federal consent decree that CPD is under. Alexandra Block with the ACLU joined First at Four to talk more about this push.

Apple enters AI race with ambitions to overtake the early leaders

Apple jumped into the race to bring generative artificial intelligence to the masses during its World Wide Developers Conference Monday, previewing an onslaught of features designed to soup up the iPhone and other popular products with technology already available on rival devices.

Humboldt Park Beach will soon reopen after four-year hiatus

After a four-year hiatus, Humboldt Park Beach will soon reopen to the public, according to the Chicago Park District.

Girl, 14, charged in 4 robberies on CTA property

A 14-year-old girl was arrested in connection to four robberies on CTA property in the month of May. 

Fiona Harvey sues Netflix over 'Baby Reindeer,' says she's the real Martha

Netflix's "Baby Reindeer" is said to be a true story, but a new lawsuit filed by Fiona Harvey calls it "the biggest lie in television history."

CPS students dance into summer with the cast of "SIX"
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Chicago Public School students celebrated their last day of school by learning moves from the cast of SIX the Musical. Gabriella Premus has their excitement and a special dance lesson.

Mayor Johnson expands free WiFi access to Chicago public parks
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Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the expansion of free internet access to Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and Parks. The expansion will serve more than 40,000 CPS students and includes 60 public parks on the South and West sides of the city.

150 Chicago Public Schools will cut staff under new budget: Chalkbeat
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At least 150 Chicago Public Schools will have fewer staff positions next school year, according to a Chalkbeat analysis of school budget documents recently released by the district.

Chicago police seek 2 suspects in CTA platform robbery, assault

Chicago police said one of the men allegedly stole a phone from a woman and the other allegedly forcibly kissed her.

Disgraced former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke pushes for new trial

Disgraced former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke is seeking a new trial following his conviction on racketeering conspiracy and other charges related to using his elected office to secure private business.

Convicted former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke pushes for new trial
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Disgraced former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke is seeking a new trial following his conviction on racketeering conspiracy and other charges related to using his elected office to secure private business.

Snelling to DNC protesters: First Amendment doesn’t protect lawlessness

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling had a direct message to those who plan to protest outside the Democratic National Convention in August: the first amendment only protects you if you don’t break the law.

Security officials share DNC preparations for Chicago
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We are learning more today about plans to keep the city safe during the Democratic National Convention in August. Deescalation trainings, police reinforcements, and additional surveillance systems will all be implemented to provide as minimal disruption as possible. The official security perimeter will be announced in late July which will include traffic detours and highway closures.