Chicago cop gets 9-month suspension for 'improper sexual relationship' with 911 caller

A police officer who had sex with a woman after he responded to a 911 call at her home in 2016 will be suspended for nine months, the Chicago Police Board decided in a vote Thursday.

McDonald's in Cicero unveils new mural

A McDonald's in Cicero hosted an unveiling party Thursday showcasing the vibrant new mural that has wrapped the restaurant.

Netflix removes 'Basic' Ad-Free Plan in U.S. and U.K.

Netflix pumps the brakes on its basic membership without ads in the U.S., according to the streaming giant's Help Center page. The U.K. is also facing the change.

Chicago proposes increase in paid time off for workers

A proposed ordinance in the City Council would give workers in Chicago significantly more paid time off.

Illinois AG condemns Republican letter on race-based hiring practices

Kwame Raoul is joining other Democratic attorneys general in denouncing a letter warning America's biggest companies against using race-based hiring practices.

City Council members to propose 2-year timeline for eliminating 'sub-minimum' wage

With a progressive mayor who is a champion of the “One Fair Wage" campaign, it was never a matter of if, but when, Chicago eliminates the “sub-minimum wage" for tipped workers and how long restaurants would have to do it.

$4.98 million CPD settlement tied to traffic stops clears City Council committee

Chicago police officers have made over 2.5 million investigatory stops and pat-downs over the last decade, many done to enforce the city’s anti-gang and drug loitering ordinance.

COPA releases details of sexual misconduct investigation between officers, migrants

Chicago’s police oversight agency says it has not yet been able to substantiate allegations of sexual misconduct between police officers and migrants at one of the city's police stations.