Chicago police holding in-person exams amid nationwide officer shortage
Chicago police are looking to beef up their ranks after a shortage of officers amid high crime rates around the city.
Chicago police are looking to beef up their ranks after a shortage of officers amid high crime rates around the city.
City Council approves controversial Chicago Fire training facility
The controversial issue is the location the Chicago Fire training facility would be built on.
The controversial issue is the location the Chicago Fire training facility would be built on.
City Council approves Chicago Fire Training Facility
The facility will be built on vacant land owned by the Chicago Housing Authority.
The facility will be built on vacant land owned by the Chicago Housing Authority.
Three people injured in crash on Chicago's South Side
Two SUVs were involved in a crash in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood Wednesday night.
Two SUVs were involved in a crash in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood Wednesday night.
Chicago police to hold gun buyback event this weekend
There's another push to get guns off the street in Chicago, with police hosting a gun turn-in event this weekend.
There's another push to get guns off the street in Chicago, with police hosting a gun turn-in event this weekend.
Plan to expand private booting in Chicago hits roadblock
The controversial ordinance would expand Chicago businesses' right to boot cars in private parking lots.
The controversial ordinance would expand Chicago businesses' right to boot cars in private parking lots.
Chicago officially makes itself a sanctuary city for abortion
The city of Chicago passed an ordinance Wednesday that protects the right to get an abortion and gender-affirming care in the city.
The city of Chicago passed an ordinance Wednesday that protects the right to get an abortion and gender-affirming care in the city.
Controversial Chicago ordinance to expand private booting hits roadblock
A plan to expand private booting in the city of Chicago has hit a roadblock after a full city council vote was delayed on Wednesday.
A plan to expand private booting in the city of Chicago has hit a roadblock after a full city council vote was delayed on Wednesday.
City Council approves controversial Chicago Fire training facility
The controversial issue is the location the Chicago Fire training facility would be built on.
The controversial issue is the location the Chicago Fire training facility would be built on.
Off-duty Chicago cop shot in face during apparent road rage incident
An off-duty Chicago police officer was shot in the face during an apparent road rage incident Tuesday afternoon on the Northwest Side.
An off-duty Chicago police officer was shot in the face during an apparent road rage incident Tuesday afternoon on the Northwest Side.
Son of Chicago cop runs 200 miles to raise awareness, money for officers' mental health
The son of a Chicago police officer is running 200 miles to raise awareness and money about officers' mental health.
The son of a Chicago police officer is running 200 miles to raise awareness and money about officers' mental health.
Off-duty Chicago police officer shot in face on Northwest Side
An off-duty Chicago police officer was shot in the face Tuesday afternoon on the Northwest Side, according to CPD.
An off-duty Chicago police officer was shot in the face Tuesday afternoon on the Northwest Side, according to CPD.
Video shows Chicago police open fire from unmarked car that resulted in criminal charges
Surveillance video released Tuesday shows two Chicago police officers opening fire from their unmarked car last July, a shooting that has resulted in criminal charges against them both.
Surveillance video released Tuesday shows two Chicago police officers opening fire from their unmarked car last July, a shooting that has resulted in criminal charges against them both.
Off-duty Chicago cop shot on Chicago's Northwest Side
Chicago police are investigating after an off-duty cop was shot near a Jiffy Lube on Chicago's Northwest Side
Chicago police are investigating after an off-duty cop was shot near a Jiffy Lube on Chicago's Northwest Side
Video shows Chicago police open fire first in Pilsen shootout
Newly released video shows Chicago police officers fire the first shots in a July shootout that left two people wounded, including an innocent bystander, in the Pilsen neighborhood on the city's Southwest Side.
Newly released video shows Chicago police officers fire the first shots in a July shootout that left two people wounded, including an innocent bystander, in the Pilsen neighborhood on the city's Southwest Side.
Video shows Chicago police trade gunfire with suspect in Pilsen
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability released video Tuesday showing a July 22nd shootout between Chicago police and a suspect in the Pilsen neighborhood. WARNING: This video contains graphic content. Viewer discretion is advised.
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability released video Tuesday showing a July 22nd shootout between Chicago police and a suspect in the Pilsen neighborhood. WARNING: This video contains graphic content. Viewer discretion is advised.
Chicago?s Department of Water Management to pay $950K settlement
The City Council?s Finance Committee authorized a $950,000 settlement to Dilan Abreu, a 40-year veteran bricklayer who claims he was harassed, abused and retaliated against by the former alderman?s son because of an ?unrestricted culture of overtly racist behavior and attitudes? tolerated by the city.
The City Council?s Finance Committee authorized a $950,000 settlement to Dilan Abreu, a 40-year veteran bricklayer who claims he was harassed, abused and retaliated against by the former alderman?s son because of an ?unrestricted culture of overtly racist behavior and attitudes? tolerated by the city.
Hostile work environment in Chicago’s Department of Water Management triggers $950K settlement
Five years ago, a shake-up triggered by racist, sexist and homophobic emails swept out Water Management Commissioner Barrett Murphy and top deputies William Bresnahan and Paul Hansen, son of former Ald. Bernard Hansen (44th).
Five years ago, a shake-up triggered by racist, sexist and homophobic emails swept out Water Management Commissioner Barrett Murphy and top deputies William Bresnahan and Paul Hansen, son of former Ald. Bernard Hansen (44th).
Chicago hopes to implement better way to celebrate Mexican Independence Day, top cop says
Despite massive traffic jams that shut down the Loop area, city leaders are struggling to put parameters on future Mexican Independence Day celebrations.
Despite massive traffic jams that shut down the Loop area, city leaders are struggling to put parameters on future Mexican Independence Day celebrations.
Chicago hopes to implement better way to celebrate Mexican Independence Day, top cop says
Despite massive traffic jams that shut down the Loop area, city leaders are struggling to put parameters on future Mexican Independence Day celebrations.
Despite massive traffic jams that shut down the Loop area, city leaders are struggling to put parameters on future Mexican Independence Day celebrations.