Pedestrian killed by Metra train in Evanston
A person was killed by a Metra Union Pacific-North train Monday morning in Evanston.
A person was killed by a Metra Union Pacific-North train Monday morning in Evanston.
New OEMC app works to keep residents safer
Carrie Carlson, senior emergency management coordinator at OEMC, shows off their new app and talks about what Chicago residents can get out of it.
Carrie Carlson, senior emergency management coordinator at OEMC, shows off their new app and talks about what Chicago residents can get out of it.
Woman whose murder convictions were overturned sues city, Chicago police detectives
A woman who was accused of a double slaying in Humboldt Park, pleaded guilty and served 17 years behind bars before being cleared is suing the city and several detectives.
A woman who was accused of a double slaying in Humboldt Park, pleaded guilty and served 17 years behind bars before being cleared is suing the city and several detectives.
Illinois Facebook users could be eligible for another payment: Here’s how to apply
Have you used Facebook in the last 16 years? You might be eligible to receive a payout soon from a $750 million settlement that parent company Meta agreed to in December in a data privacy lawsuit over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Have you used Facebook in the last 16 years? You might be eligible to receive a payout soon from a $750 million settlement that parent company Meta agreed to in December in a data privacy lawsuit over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Fake Twitter accounts impersonating Lightfoot, CDOT and IDOT cause confusion online
The fake Twitter accounts, one which impersonated Mayor Lightfoot and another that announced the closure of DuSable Lake Shore Drive, come as Elon Musk strips away verified badges from users who have not signed up and paid for Twitter Blue.
The fake Twitter accounts, one which impersonated Mayor Lightfoot and another that announced the closure of DuSable Lake Shore Drive, come as Elon Musk strips away verified badges from users who have not signed up and paid for Twitter Blue.
Fake Twitter accounts impersonating Lightfoot, CDOT and IDOT cause confusion online
A spokesperson for the mayor confirmed the Twitter accounts were fake and that the city is working with Twitter to rectify the problem.
A spokesperson for the mayor confirmed the Twitter accounts were fake and that the city is working with Twitter to rectify the problem.
Chicago police prepare for potential unrest in the Loop
The gathering most advertised on social media is for Saturday night in Millennium Park, and police are getting ready.
The gathering most advertised on social media is for Saturday night in Millennium Park, and police are getting ready.
Commission searching for Chicago's next top cop to prioritize candidates' plans for controlling teen chaos
The commission aiding in Chicago's police superintendent search says it will weigh candidate plans for controlling youth gatherings.
The commission aiding in Chicago's police superintendent search says it will weigh candidate plans for controlling youth gatherings.
Fake Twitter accounts impersonating Lightfoot, CDOT and IDOT cause confusion
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, along with the Chicago Department of Transportation and Illinois Department of Transportation, were targeted by fake Twitter accounts on Friday announcing the false closure of DuSable Lake Shore Drive.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, along with the Chicago Department of Transportation and Illinois Department of Transportation, were targeted by fake Twitter accounts on Friday announcing the false closure of DuSable Lake Shore Drive.
Chicago police gather in Millennium Park ahead of possible weekend violence
Chicago is bracing for the weekend as teenagers plan to gather again downtown.
Chicago is bracing for the weekend as teenagers plan to gather again downtown.
Chicago police officer suspended after violent Humbold Park arrest
Former Police Supt. David Brown had recommended Officer Chavez Siler be discharged from the department in August 2021 for allegedly violating five departmental rules, including unnecessarily using his weapon by repeatedly hitting a suspect with his gun.
Former Police Supt. David Brown had recommended Officer Chavez Siler be discharged from the department in August 2021 for allegedly violating five departmental rules, including unnecessarily using his weapon by repeatedly hitting a suspect with his gun.
Chicago cop who faced dismissal over role in violent arrest is suspended for 6 months
The Chicago Police Board on Thursday voted to suspend an officer for six months without pay and reinstate two others six years after they were involved in a violent arrest at a Humboldt Park convenience store.
The Chicago Police Board on Thursday voted to suspend an officer for six months without pay and reinstate two others six years after they were involved in a violent arrest at a Humboldt Park convenience store.
Uber giving Cook County Sheriff's Office $10K in vouchers to help domestic violence survivors
The Cook County Sheriff's Office says it averages about five to six cases of domestic violence a day.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office says it averages about five to six cases of domestic violence a day.
Uber helping victims of domestic violence
Uber officials joined Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart and the Victim Support Services Unit Thursday to highlight the program locally.
Uber officials joined Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart and the Victim Support Services Unit Thursday to highlight the program locally.
'Blessings in a Backpack' hosts annual event to help feed Chicago students
Dozens of volunteers came together Thursday evening for an annual event hosted by Blessings in a Backpack.
Dozens of volunteers came together Thursday evening for an annual event hosted by Blessings in a Backpack.
'Blessings in a Backpack' hosts annual event to help feed Chicago students
Dozens of volunteers came together Thursday evening for an annual event hosted by Blessings in a Backpack.
Dozens of volunteers came together Thursday evening for an annual event hosted by Blessings in a Backpack.
Chicago's interim top cop stepping down as new mayor steps in
Interim Superintendent Eric M. Carter of the Chicago Police Department announced his plans to retire Thursday afternoon. His retirement will be effective May 15, 2023 ? which is Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson's first day in office.
Interim Superintendent Eric M. Carter of the Chicago Police Department announced his plans to retire Thursday afternoon. His retirement will be effective May 15, 2023 ? which is Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson's first day in office.
Uber, Cook County partner to help domestic violence survivors
Uber is taking a stance against domestic violence and human trafficking by offering victims a free ride.
Uber is taking a stance against domestic violence and human trafficking by offering victims a free ride.
Chicago's acting top cop announces retirement
Interim Chicago Police Supt. Eric Carter announced Thursday he plans to resign while a newly formed commission continues to search for his predecessor?s permanent replacement.
Interim Chicago Police Supt. Eric Carter announced Thursday he plans to resign while a newly formed commission continues to search for his predecessor?s permanent replacement.
Chicago Police Interim Supt. Carter plans to retire on Johnson's first day as mayor
Interim Superintendent Eric M. Carter of the Chicago Police Department announced his plans to retire Thursday afternoon.
Interim Superintendent Eric M. Carter of the Chicago Police Department announced his plans to retire Thursday afternoon.