Illinois cell phone ban bill advances as debate grows over classroom impact
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A bill restricting cell phone use in Illinois schools is heading to the Senate, with educators and experts weighing its potential effects on student learning and enforcement.

New Chicago legislation aims to protect domestic violence survivors in the workplace
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A proposed measure discussed Ald. Monet Wilson (2nd) seeks to protect domestic violence survivors from workplace retaliation and encourage them to speak up without fear of losing their jobs.

$25 minimum wage bill, SAFE-T Act questions, Gary comeback? | The Chicago Report
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Chicago members of Congress are pushing for a $25 per hour federal minimum wage; More questions arise about the SAFE-T Act after the killing of a Chicago police officer; and is Gary, Indiana, making a comeback?

Advocates defend SAFE-T Act after officer's killing | The Chicago Report
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In light of the shooting death of a Chicago police officer by a man with several prior criminal charges, a new debate has been sparked about the SAFE-T Act, rules for pre-trial release and the county's electronic monitoring program.

Man charged in Chicago officer’s killing has separate case continued to June 2
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A suspect charged in the fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer at Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital on Saturday, and the critical wounding of another officer, returned to court Tuesday for a separate case.

Man charged in Chicago officer’s killing has separate case continued to June 2

A suspect charged in the fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer at Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital on Saturday, and the critical wounding of another officer, returned to court Tuesday for a separate case.

Man charged with killing CPD officer appears in court again
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The man accused of killing a Chicago police officer and injuring another is in court again, but today it's for a different case. Se Kwon reports from the courthouse.

Chicago bike lane expansion sparks backlash in Brighton Park

In Brighton Park, residents and business owners oppose new protected bike lanes, citing lost parking, traffic issues, and reduced sales, with over 3,000 signatures submitted in protest.

New inspector general, CPD officer shooting suspect in court | The Chicago Report
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Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed a new inspector general. And, the latest in the CPD officer shooting after the suspect appeared in court today. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."

Eddie Johnson, Patrick Sheehan weigh in on Swedish Hospital shooting | The Chicago Report
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Former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson and State Rep. Patrick Sheehan weighed in on the Swedish Hospital shooting, raising questions about hospital security, repeat violent offenders and Illinois’ Safety Act.

Chicago mayor chooses new Inspector General | The Chicago Report
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Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed David Glockner as Chicago’s new inspector general, citing his decades of experience in investigations and audits. The former federal prosecutor and Exelon executive now awaits City Council approval following a nationwide search.

4 suspects wanted after attempted robbery on CTA bus in Belmont Central: police

An attempted robbery on a Chicago Transit Authority bus on the city’s Northwest Side earlier this month has prompted a search for four suspects, police said.

Suspect charged with murder of Chicago police officer, shooting another

A suspect was charged with the shooting of two CPD officers at Swedish Hospital, which left one dead and another in critical condition.