Charges dropped in murder of Chicago police officer on same day mourners gathered for his fiancée
For more than a decade, Tamara Latrice Tucker attended nearly every hearing involving the three men charged in the murder of her fiancé, Chicago Police Officer Clifton Lewis.
For more than a decade, Tamara Latrice Tucker attended nearly every hearing involving the three men charged in the murder of her fiancé, Chicago Police Officer Clifton Lewis.
Man wanted for attempting to rob 70-year-old on CTA Green Line
Police said the offender tried to take the victim's property from his pants pocket.
Police said the offender tried to take the victim's property from his pants pocket.
Security increased as busy Pride weekend kicks off in Chicago
As the 52nd annual Chicago Pride Parade steps off Sunday, the Chicago Police Department is stepping up patrols.
As the 52nd annual Chicago Pride Parade steps off Sunday, the Chicago Police Department is stepping up patrols.
Flannery Fired Up: June 23, 2023
Let's get fired up!
Let's get fired up!
Judge grants temporary pause to CPS takeover of Urban Prep Academy
In a significant development, a judge has issued a temporary restraining order, putting the Chicago Public Schools takeover of Urban Prep Academy on hold.
In a significant development, a judge has issued a temporary restraining order, putting the Chicago Public Schools takeover of Urban Prep Academy on hold.
Security increased for busy Pride weekend in Chicago
It?s quiet on North Halsted now, but in only a matter of days it will be swarming with Pride flags and parade-goers.
It?s quiet on North Halsted now, but in only a matter of days it will be swarming with Pride flags and parade-goers.
Judge grants temporary pause to CPS takeover of Urban Prep Academy
In a significant development, a judge has issued a temporary restraining order, putting the Chicago Public Schools takeover of Urban Prep Academy on hold.
In a significant development, a judge has issued a temporary restraining order, putting the Chicago Public Schools takeover of Urban Prep Academy on hold.
Dive into Chicago pools that reopened on Friday
It's finally pool season, which means the Chicago Park District opened most of its city's pools on Friday.
It's finally pool season, which means the Chicago Park District opened most of its city's pools on Friday.
Chicago pools officially open for summer Friday
It's finally pool season, Chicago Park District opened a majority of its city pools Friday.
It's finally pool season, Chicago Park District opened a majority of its city pools Friday.
Reconstruction begins on three stations on Metra's Electric Line
Reconstruction of three stations on Metra's Electric Line began Thursday with a groundbreaking.
Reconstruction of three stations on Metra's Electric Line began Thursday with a groundbreaking.
Reconstruction begins on three stations on Metra?s Electric Line
Reconstruction of three stations on Metra's Electric Line began Thursday with a groundbreaking.
Reconstruction of three stations on Metra's Electric Line began Thursday with a groundbreaking.
Body recovered from Lake Michigan near where 19-year-old went missing
Emergency crews pulled a body from Lake Michigan Thursday morning near where a woman was last seen Wednesday night near Foster Beach.
Emergency crews pulled a body from Lake Michigan Thursday morning near where a woman was last seen Wednesday night near Foster Beach.
Divided City Council approves $1 million settlement in police shooting case
After a spirited debate, a divided City Council agreed Wednesday to spend $1 million to compensate the family of an armed, 26-year-old man shot and killed by police in 2019.
After a spirited debate, a divided City Council agreed Wednesday to spend $1 million to compensate the family of an armed, 26-year-old man shot and killed by police in 2019.
2 men found guilty in retired Chicago firefighter's murder during attempted carjacking
Two of the four men accused of shooting and killing a longtime Chicago firefighter during a bungled carjacking were found guilty Wednesday. A third man pled guilty earlier this week.
Two of the four men accused of shooting and killing a longtime Chicago firefighter during a bungled carjacking were found guilty Wednesday. A third man pled guilty earlier this week.
Man charged in murder of Chicago cop walks out of jail a free man
Cook County prosecutors dropped charges Wednesday against two men who were charged with murdering a Chicago police officer and have been incarcerated for more than a decade.
Cook County prosecutors dropped charges Wednesday against two men who were charged with murdering a Chicago police officer and have been incarcerated for more than a decade.
Chicago City Council grants landmark status to birthplace of house music 'The Warehouse'
The City Council has approved landmark status for a major part of Chicago's music history.
The City Council has approved landmark status for a major part of Chicago's music history.
Landmark status granted for birthplace of house music 'The Warehouse'
The City Council has approved landmark status for a major part of Chicago's music history.
The City Council has approved landmark status for a major part of Chicago's music history.
City Council members demand answers after CPD chief not interviewed for superintendent role
Nineteen members of the City Council want to know why the Chicago Police Department's Chief of Patrol Brian McDermott was apparently not interviewed in person by a group screening candidates for the superintendent's job.
Nineteen members of the City Council want to know why the Chicago Police Department's Chief of Patrol Brian McDermott was apparently not interviewed in person by a group screening candidates for the superintendent's job.
19 City Council members demand answers after CPD chief not interviewed for superintendent role
Nineteen members of the City Council want to know why the Chicago Police Department's Chief of Patrol Brian McDermott was apparently not interviewed in person by a group screening candidates for the superintendent's job.
Nineteen members of the City Council want to know why the Chicago Police Department's Chief of Patrol Brian McDermott was apparently not interviewed in person by a group screening candidates for the superintendent's job.
CPS to spend more on school resource officers this academic year
Chicago Public Schools will spend more on resource officers this fall, despite decreasing the number of SROs.
Chicago Public Schools will spend more on resource officers this fall, despite decreasing the number of SROs.