CTA hosts career fair Friday, offers $1000 signing bonus
The Chicago Transit Authority is hosting a job fair Friday at Malcom X College beginning at 9 a.m. Those interested can speak with current employees and can learn about the incentives the CTA is offering for new hires.
The Chicago Transit Authority is hosting a job fair Friday at Malcom X College beginning at 9 a.m. Those interested can speak with current employees and can learn about the incentives the CTA is offering for new hires.
Google searches are up for 'why is traffic so bad in Chicago today'
Traffic in Chicago is apparently so bad that drivers are asking Google about it.
Traffic in Chicago is apparently so bad that drivers are asking Google about it.
Chicago Police Memorial Foundation to light Gold Star Christmas Tree
The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation will light its Gold Star Christmas Tree at Gold Star Families Memorial and Park.
The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation will light its Gold Star Christmas Tree at Gold Star Families Memorial and Park.
Chicago police on track to meet 2022 hiring goals
Chicago police officials say applications for new officers are up since the national shortage began two years ago.
Chicago police officials say applications for new officers are up since the national shortage began two years ago.
Google searches up for 'why is traffic so bad in Chicago today'
Traffic in Chicago is apparently so bad that drivers are asking Google about it.
Traffic in Chicago is apparently so bad that drivers are asking Google about it.
Chicago police to light up Gold Star tree, Frankfort to turn on Christmas lights in separate events
On Thursday, the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation will light its Gold Star Christmas Tree at Gold Star Families Memorial and Park. Meanwhile, the Frankfort community is invited to the annual ?Lighting of the Green? event.
On Thursday, the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation will light its Gold Star Christmas Tree at Gold Star Families Memorial and Park. Meanwhile, the Frankfort community is invited to the annual ?Lighting of the Green? event.
CPD on track to meet 2022 hiring goals
Chicago police officials say applications for new officers are up since the national shortage began two years ago.
Chicago police officials say applications for new officers are up since the national shortage began two years ago.
CPS teacher shot, killed while driving on South Side
A man who was fatally shot while driving on the South Side on Monday was a beloved Chicago Public Schools teacher.
A man who was fatally shot while driving on the South Side on Monday was a beloved Chicago Public Schools teacher.
Chicago Public Schools teacher shot, killed while driving on South Side
A man who was fatally shot while driving on the South Side on Monday was a beloved Chicago Public Schools teacher.
A man who was fatally shot while driving on the South Side on Monday was a beloved Chicago Public Schools teacher.
CPD whistleblower: ‘I did what was right and I got screwed.’
Senior leadership of the Chicago Police Department were largely silent as detectives argued over whether to charge an unarmed autistic teenager with assaulting an off-duty officer who had shot the teen early on an August morning in 2017.
Senior leadership of the Chicago Police Department were largely silent as detectives argued over whether to charge an unarmed autistic teenager with assaulting an off-duty officer who had shot the teen early on an August morning in 2017.
CTA hosting hiring event for bus drivers, mechanics
The CTA has increased the hourly wage for drivers to $28.42 per hour and for mechanics $39.42 per hour.
The CTA has increased the hourly wage for drivers to $28.42 per hour and for mechanics $39.42 per hour.
CTA hosting hiring event for bus drivers, mechanics
The Chicago Transit Authority is looking for full-time bus drivers and mechanics.
The Chicago Transit Authority is looking for full-time bus drivers and mechanics.
Overhaul coming to CPD's gang database
The Chicago gang database was supposed to be active in October.
The Chicago gang database was supposed to be active in October.
Scott's Law: 3 crashes involving IDOT, private contractor reported within 24 hours in Illinois
Illinois State Police issued citations in three separate traffic crashes involving ‘move over’ law violations Tuesday.
Illinois State Police issued citations in three separate traffic crashes involving ‘move over’ law violations Tuesday.
Shots fired at Chicago police overnight in McKinley Park
Shots were fired at Chicago police officers Wednesday morning in the McKinley Park neighborhood on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Shots were fired at Chicago police officers Wednesday morning in the McKinley Park neighborhood on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Shots fired at Chicago police overnight in McKinley Park
No one was injured after shots were fired at Chicago police officers overnight in the McKinley Park neighborhood.
No one was injured after shots were fired at Chicago police officers overnight in the McKinley Park neighborhood.
Former detective takes stand in CPD whistleblower case
Testimony in a Chicago police whistleblower lawsuit opened Tuesday, with Officer Isaac Lambert recounting the first hours of the investigation into the 2017 shooting of an unarmed, autistic teenager by an off-duty cop.
Testimony in a Chicago police whistleblower lawsuit opened Tuesday, with Officer Isaac Lambert recounting the first hours of the investigation into the 2017 shooting of an unarmed, autistic teenager by an off-duty cop.
Teen charged with robbing woman on Red Line platform
A teenage boy is facing charges after allegedly robbing a woman last week on a CTA platform on Chicago's South Side.
A teenage boy is facing charges after allegedly robbing a woman last week on a CTA platform on Chicago's South Side.
Woman hit, killed by Metra train at railroad crossing in Arlington Heights
A 50-year-old woman was fatally struck by a Metra train at a railroad crossing in Arlington Heights Wednesday morning.
A 50-year-old woman was fatally struck by a Metra train at a railroad crossing in Arlington Heights Wednesday morning.
Business leaders to form political action committee to prevent City Council from making sharp left turn
Business leaders have taken a pass when it comes to fielding their own candidate in the crowded race for mayor of Chicago. But they’re apparently determined to prevent a City Council in transition from turning sharply to the left.
Business leaders have taken a pass when it comes to fielding their own candidate in the crowded race for mayor of Chicago. But they’re apparently determined to prevent a City Council in transition from turning sharply to the left.