Lawsuit filed against Advocate Aurora Health, Facebook after 3M patient records potentially compromised
Advocate Aurora Health System and Facebook are being sued after the hospital system said a data breach may have compromised the records of up to three million patients.
Advocate Aurora Health System and Facebook are being sued after the hospital system said a data breach may have compromised the records of up to three million patients.
Advocate Aurora Health, Facebook sued after 3M patient records potentially compromised
The data breach happened last month after the hospital system installed "pixels" on its website.
The data breach happened last month after the hospital system installed "pixels" on its website.
Chicago police supervisor quits amid probe into racist, incendiary social media posts
A Chicago police supervisor retired earlier this month amid an investigation into racist and other incendiary comments he made on a Facebook account he falsely claimed had been hacked.
A Chicago police supervisor retired earlier this month amid an investigation into racist and other incendiary comments he made on a Facebook account he falsely claimed had been hacked.
Chicago alderman and former cop working to end police suicides
The treatments include two injections that have been used by US soldiers that were at risk of committing suicide.
The treatments include two injections that have been used by US soldiers that were at risk of committing suicide.
CTA president: Conductors won't be returning
The head of the CTA says "ghost bus" fixes are coming, but that conductors won't be returning to trains.
The head of the CTA says "ghost bus" fixes are coming, but that conductors won't be returning to trains.
Chicago alderman working to end police suicides
The treatments include two injections that have been used by US soldiers that were at risk of committing suicide.
The treatments include two injections that have been used by US soldiers that were at risk of committing suicide.
CTA chief says Ghost Bus fixes are coming, won’t commit to meeting with City Council
CTA President Dorval Carter Jr. shot down the idea of bringing conductors back to trains, saying it wouldn’t serve a purpose other than being "additional eyes and ears" watching for crime.
CTA President Dorval Carter Jr. shot down the idea of bringing conductors back to trains, saying it wouldn’t serve a purpose other than being "additional eyes and ears" watching for crime.
Chicago cop charged after tasing man in Dunning neighborhood: officials
A Chicago police officer is facing felony charges for tasing a man who then fell and suffered a broken nose.
A Chicago police officer is facing felony charges for tasing a man who then fell and suffered a broken nose.
Chicago police officer charged after tasing man in Dunning neighborhood: officials
A Chicago police officer is facing felony charges for tasing a man who then fell and suffered a broken nose.
A Chicago police officer is facing felony charges for tasing a man who then fell and suffered a broken nose.
Chicago group files lawsuit to stop enforcement of youth curfew on Halloween
A lawsuit seeks to block Chicago’s youth curfew on Halloween.
A lawsuit seeks to block Chicago’s youth curfew on Halloween.
Good Kids Mad City files lawsuit to stop youth curfew on Halloween
A lawsuit seeks to block Chicago?s youth curfew on Halloween.
A lawsuit seeks to block Chicago?s youth curfew on Halloween.
TikTok lawsuit settlement: Illinois residents begin receiving payments
Illinois residents began receiving payments on Wednesday after the parent company of TikTok and Musical.ly settled a class-action lawsuit that accused the company of violating state law.
Illinois residents began receiving payments on Wednesday after the parent company of TikTok and Musical.ly settled a class-action lawsuit that accused the company of violating state law.
Civic Federation demands more transparency in Chicago Police Department spending
Civic Federation President Laurence Msall said it is “very difficult to track how much is going into policing,” how much is tied to complying with a federal consent decree and where exactly the nearly $100 million increase in the Chicago Police Department’s $1.87 billion budget is going.
Civic Federation President Laurence Msall said it is “very difficult to track how much is going into policing,” how much is tied to complying with a federal consent decree and where exactly the nearly $100 million increase in the Chicago Police Department’s $1.87 billion budget is going.
Chicago Board of Education votes unanimously to take over Urban Prep's Bronzeville, Englewood campuses
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to take over two campuses of the charter school, Urban Prep.
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to take over two campuses of the charter school, Urban Prep.
CPS takes over Urban Prep Academies
The Chicago School Board voted unanimously Wednesday to take over two campuses of the charter school, Urban Prep.
The Chicago School Board voted unanimously Wednesday to take over two campuses of the charter school, Urban Prep.
City leaders demand funding for memorial for survivors tortured by Jon Burge
City leaders and activists came together to call for funding to be set aside for a memorial for survivors of torture by former police detective Jon Burge.
City leaders and activists came together to call for funding to be set aside for a memorial for survivors of torture by former police detective Jon Burge.
Mayoral election fight spills into Chicago City Council meeting
“I reached out to your chief of staff. I reached out to you,” she said, adding that those calls were not returned. “And quite frankly, if you would spend more time attacking problems instead of people, we’d be much better off.”
“I reached out to your chief of staff. I reached out to you,” she said, adding that those calls were not returned. “And quite frankly, if you would spend more time attacking problems instead of people, we’d be much better off.”
Mayoral election fight spills into Chicago City Council meeting
Mayoral politics spilled over onto the City Council floor Wednesday after members resoundingly rejected incumbent Lori Lightfoot?s attempts to appoint retiring Ald. James Cappleman (46th) as Education Committee chair, replacing former Ald. Michael Scott Jr. (24th).
Mayoral politics spilled over onto the City Council floor Wednesday after members resoundingly rejected incumbent Lori Lightfoot?s attempts to appoint retiring Ald. James Cappleman (46th) as Education Committee chair, replacing former Ald. Michael Scott Jr. (24th).
Chicago family files federal civil rights lawsuit after teen shot by city cop
The teen’s family says the 13-year-old was unarmed and complied with requests to put his hands up but was still shot in the back.
The teen’s family says the 13-year-old was unarmed and complied with requests to put his hands up but was still shot in the back.
Family files federal civil rights lawsuit after teen shot by Chicago cop
Shot and paralyzed by a Chicago police officer's bullet, a teenager's family continued to demand justice on Wednesday.
Shot and paralyzed by a Chicago police officer's bullet, a teenager's family continued to demand justice on Wednesday.