Little Village residents call on Chicago police to solve more murders
People living in the Little Village neighborhood are calling out the Chicago Police Department, saying too many crimes are going unsolved.
People living in the Little Village neighborhood are calling out the Chicago Police Department, saying too many crimes are going unsolved.
New video shows Chicago cops chasing, opening fire on gunman who shot off-duty officer
Chicago's police oversight agency released video Wednesday that shows officers pursuing and shooting at a gunman who shot an off-duty cop on the city's Northwest Side in September.
Chicago's police oversight agency released video Wednesday that shows officers pursuing and shooting at a gunman who shot an off-duty cop on the city's Northwest Side in September.
COPA video shows cops chasing gunman, one officer opening fire
Chicago's police oversight agency released video Wednesday that shows officers pursuing a gunman who shot an off-duty cop on the city's Northwest Side in September. WARNING: graphic language.
Chicago's police oversight agency released video Wednesday that shows officers pursuing a gunman who shot an off-duty cop on the city's Northwest Side in September. WARNING: graphic language.
Black McDonald's Operators Association donates 2,000 turkeys to Chicago area families
The Black McDonald's Operators Association is working hard to make sure families have a Thanksgiving turkey this year.
The Black McDonald's Operators Association is working hard to make sure families have a Thanksgiving turkey this year.
Black McDonald's Operators Association donates 2,000 turkeys to Chicago families in need
The Austin community is full of cheer today as the Black McDonald's Operators Association donates 2,000 turkeys to families in need. The Food For the Body and Spirit turkey giveaway is celebrating over 20 years of giving. Wednesday's pop-up was the first of four.
The Austin community is full of cheer today as the Black McDonald's Operators Association donates 2,000 turkeys to families in need. The Food For the Body and Spirit turkey giveaway is celebrating over 20 years of giving. Wednesday's pop-up was the first of four.
Off-duty Chicago police officer involved in shooting on Northwest Side: COPA
An off-duty Chicago police officer fired at someone who pointed a gun at him at a gas station on the Northwest Side Wednesday, but it was unclear if that person was hit, officials said.
An off-duty Chicago police officer fired at someone who pointed a gun at him at a gas station on the Northwest Side Wednesday, but it was unclear if that person was hit, officials said.
Facebook parent company Meta cuts 11,000 jobs, 13% of workforce
The layoffs come as Meta contends with faltering revenue and broader tech industry woes.
The layoffs come as Meta contends with faltering revenue and broader tech industry woes.
Man sues CPD detective he claims forced false confession that led to murder conviction
Daniel Rodriguez was convicted in the 1991 shooting death of Jose “Junito” Hernandez Jr. based on a confession he long claimed was the result of threats and physical abuse by former Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara.
Daniel Rodriguez was convicted in the 1991 shooting death of Jose “Junito” Hernandez Jr. based on a confession he long claimed was the result of threats and physical abuse by former Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara.
Chicago's TikTok historian launches bus tour to highlight the pure beauty of the city
He's known for delivering Chicago history on TikTok, and now, Sherman “Dilla” Thomas is taking his lessons on the road in a brand-new luxury bus.
He's known for delivering Chicago history on TikTok, and now, Sherman “Dilla” Thomas is taking his lessons on the road in a brand-new luxury bus.
Lightfoot gets billion-dollar budget approved by City Council
A divided City Council on Monday handed Mayor Lori Lightfoot the $16.4 billion 2023 budget that will serve as her reelection platform amid complaints that it shortchanges public safety, climate change and her own progressive promises.
A divided City Council on Monday handed Mayor Lori Lightfoot the $16.4 billion 2023 budget that will serve as her reelection platform amid complaints that it shortchanges public safety, climate change and her own progressive promises.
Chicago City Council approves Lightfoot's $16.4 billion budget
A divided City Council on Monday handed Mayor Lori Lightfoot the $16.4 billion 2023 budget that will serve as her reelection platform amid complaints that it shortchanges public safety, climate change and her own progressive promises.
A divided City Council on Monday handed Mayor Lori Lightfoot the $16.4 billion 2023 budget that will serve as her reelection platform amid complaints that it shortchanges public safety, climate change and her own progressive promises.
2 Chicago police officers hospitalized following car crash on South Side
A car crash sent two Chicago police officers and another driver to the hospital early Saturday morning around 3 a.m.
A car crash sent two Chicago police officers and another driver to the hospital early Saturday morning around 3 a.m.
Suspected Nazi uniform worn by student on Halloween causes uproar at South Loop high school
A Jones College Prep High School student who wore a German soldier uniform to school on Halloween has caused an uproar because it was widely interpreted to be the garb of a Nazi soldier.
A Jones College Prep High School student who wore a German soldier uniform to school on Halloween has caused an uproar because it was widely interpreted to be the garb of a Nazi soldier.
Illinois SAFE-T Act: Cook County Chief Judge says 'cash bail doesn't work'
A top Cook County Republican and several Democrats in the Chicago City Council are urging voters to vote "no" on Chief Judge Tim Evans.
A top Cook County Republican and several Democrats in the Chicago City Council are urging voters to vote "no" on Chief Judge Tim Evans.
Civilian police oversight panel delivers blistering critique of CPD’s proposed $1.94B budget
“Our spending on public safety is not delivering the results our communities need. We need to spend better and more strategically. Workforce allocation problems also create untenable and unacceptable work conditions for Chicago Police officers. They deserve better,” Driver wrote.
“Our spending on public safety is not delivering the results our communities need. We need to spend better and more strategically. Workforce allocation problems also create untenable and unacceptable work conditions for Chicago Police officers. They deserve better,” Driver wrote.
Chicago officials address voting security ahead of Election Day
Chicago police, the Cook County State's Attorney's Office and the board of elections announced a coordinated effort to not just keep voters and poll workers safe, but also to minimize the possibility of fraud or irregularities.
Chicago police, the Cook County State's Attorney's Office and the board of elections announced a coordinated effort to not just keep voters and poll workers safe, but also to minimize the possibility of fraud or irregularities.
Chicago man charged in CTA stabbing that seriously wounded rider
A man was charged with stabbing another Red Line passenger Thursday morning near the North/Clybourn station.
A man was charged with stabbing another Red Line passenger Thursday morning near the North/Clybourn station.
2 Chicago cops face dismissal for allegedly lying about fatal shooting in 2010
Two officers who allegedly lied about the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old man are now facing dismissal more than 12 years after the deadly encounter, which has already cost the city millions of dollars in a lawsuit.
Two officers who allegedly lied about the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old man are now facing dismissal more than 12 years after the deadly encounter, which has already cost the city millions of dollars in a lawsuit.
CTA president says he will appear at next City Hall hearing
The president of the CTA says he won't be ghosting another city hall hearing.
The president of the CTA says he won't be ghosting another city hall hearing.
Netflix officially launches ‘Basic with Ads’ option
The anticipated ad-supported plan will cost U.S. subscribers $6.99 a month.
The anticipated ad-supported plan will cost U.S. subscribers $6.99 a month.