Michael Elam Jr. death: Chicago committee votes in favor of $5M settlement in police shooting
A Chicago City Council committee has voted in favor of a $5 million settlement in a 2019 police shooting.
A Chicago City Council committee has voted in favor of a $5 million settlement in a 2019 police shooting.
New Chicago police recruits join the ranks
Chicago police launched a nationwide campaign this year in search of new recruits amid a national shortage of officers.
Chicago police launched a nationwide campaign this year in search of new recruits amid a national shortage of officers.
New Chicago police recruits join the ranks
On Monday, a graduation ceremony was held at Navy Pier.
On Monday, a graduation ceremony was held at Navy Pier.
Committee votes in favor of $5M settlement in police shooting of Michael Elam Jr.
A Chicago City Council committee has voted in favor of a $5 million settlement in a 2019 police shooting.
A Chicago City Council committee has voted in favor of a $5 million settlement in a 2019 police shooting.
Lightfoot blocks Chicago City Council from considering referendum on doubling real estate tax
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is preventing the Chicago City Council from considering a potential referendum question that residents would vote on in February, asking whether the city should double its tax on property sales where the price tag is over $1 million.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is preventing the Chicago City Council from considering a potential referendum question that residents would vote on in February, asking whether the city should double its tax on property sales where the price tag is over $1 million.
Lightfoot blocks Chicago City Council from considering referendum on doubling real estate tax
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is preventing the Chicago City Council from considering a potential referendum question that residents would vote on in February, asking whether the city should double its tax on property sales where the price tag is over $1 million.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is preventing the Chicago City Council from considering a potential referendum question that residents would vote on in February, asking whether the city should double its tax on property sales where the price tag is over $1 million.
Illinois to receive over $19.5M in Google settlement
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced a more than $391 million bipartisan national settlement with Google on Monday.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced a more than $391 million bipartisan national settlement with Google on Monday.
Google agrees to $392 million settlement over location tracking
Google has agreed to a $391.5 million settlement with 40 states to resolve an investigation into how the company tracked users’ locations.
Google has agreed to a $391.5 million settlement with 40 states to resolve an investigation into how the company tracked users’ locations.
Illinois to receive over $19.5M in Google settlement
Illinois will receive more than $19.5 million under the settlement.
Illinois will receive more than $19.5 million under the settlement.
New study reveals best and worst iPhone alarms to wake up to
GOOD TO KNOW: Apple engineers say one alarm is designed to be extremely annoying. A new study says it could make you more grumpy when you wake up.
GOOD TO KNOW: Apple engineers say one alarm is designed to be extremely annoying. A new study says it could make you more grumpy when you wake up.
New study reveals best and worst iPhone alarms to wake up to
A new study reveals the best and worst iPhone alarms to wake up to. So, what is considered the worst?
A new study reveals the best and worst iPhone alarms to wake up to. So, what is considered the worst?
Chicago police: One person injured, several under arrest after police-involved shooting
The shooting happened on the 600 block of North Central Park in Humboldt Park in the late afternoon on Saturday.
The shooting happened on the 600 block of North Central Park in Humboldt Park in the late afternoon on Saturday.
Man beat up over cigarettes on CTA Red Line train in South Loop
A man riding north on the CTA Red Line near South Loop was jumped by at least four men who said they were looking for cigarettes.
A man riding north on the CTA Red Line near South Loop was jumped by at least four men who said they were looking for cigarettes.
U.S. officials say TikTok should be banned
There are growing calls to shut down TikTok.
There are growing calls to shut down TikTok.
Indicted Ald. Carrie Austin’s lawyers say she’s ‘not medically fit’ for trial
Lawyers for indicted Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) told a judge Friday she is “not medically fit to stand trial” and that they will seek to have her prosecution put on hold.
Lawyers for indicted Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) told a judge Friday she is “not medically fit to stand trial” and that they will seek to have her prosecution put on hold.
Ald. Tom Tunney will not run for mayor
Tunney has been 44th ward alderman for 20 years and was the city’s first openly gay City Council member.
Tunney has been 44th ward alderman for 20 years and was the city’s first openly gay City Council member.
3 women, 1 man pepper spray and rob person on CTA Red Line platform: police
Chicago police are asking for the public's help identifying these four suspects.
Chicago police are asking for the public's help identifying these four suspects.
Chicago police plan to increase foot patrols in high-traffic shopping corridors for the holidays
Thursday marks two weeks until Thanksgiving, and Chicago police are already preparing to combat retail theft during the holiday shopping season.
Thursday marks two weeks until Thanksgiving, and Chicago police are already preparing to combat retail theft during the holiday shopping season.
Chicago police prepare for busy holiday shopping season
Thursday marks two weeks until Thanksgiving, and Chicago police are already preparing to combat retail theft during the holiday shopping season.
Thursday marks two weeks until Thanksgiving, and Chicago police are already preparing to combat retail theft during the holiday shopping season.
CTA president blames rash of problems at transit agency on Covid-19
The president of the CTA appeared before a Chicago City Council committee on Thursday where he blamed a rash of problems at the agency on Covid-19.
The president of the CTA appeared before a Chicago City Council committee on Thursday where he blamed a rash of problems at the agency on Covid-19.