Victim of disgraced former Chicago police sergeant files lawsuit
Victims linked to disgraced ex-Chicago Police Sergeant Ronald Watts have filed a lawsuit to get a report released.
Victims linked to disgraced ex-Chicago Police Sergeant Ronald Watts have filed a lawsuit to get a report released.
New data shows Chicago's most empty schools
The new school year for Chicago Public Schools students begins in a little over a week, but new data shows many classrooms will be far from filled. 15th Ward alderman and mayoral candidate Ray Lopez talks more about the city's empty schools.
The new school year for Chicago Public Schools students begins in a little over a week, but new data shows many classrooms will be far from filled. 15th Ward alderman and mayoral candidate Ray Lopez talks more about the city's empty schools.
Chicago police open fire near United Center, one person taken to hospital with gunshot wound
Chicago police fired shots and arrested a gunman Friday afternoon on the Near West Side, officials said. One person was struck by gunfire during the encounter shortly after 3 p.m. in the 2100 block of West Adams Street, according to the Chicago Fire Department.
Chicago police fired shots and arrested a gunman Friday afternoon on the Near West Side, officials said. One person was struck by gunfire during the encounter shortly after 3 p.m. in the 2100 block of West Adams Street, according to the Chicago Fire Department.
'America's Funniest Doorbell Cam Videos'? Amazon to launch Ring TV show
Two Amazon-owned companies — Ring and Hollywood studio MGM — are teaming to create a TV show in the mold of "America’s Funniest Home Videos" using viral footage from Ring’s doorbell and smart-home cameras.
Two Amazon-owned companies — Ring and Hollywood studio MGM — are teaming to create a TV show in the mold of "America’s Funniest Home Videos" using viral footage from Ring’s doorbell and smart-home cameras.
New analysis of traffic stops finds CPD arresting more Black drivers than reported
A new study by Block Club Chicago highlights more evidence that Chicago police are arresting thousands more Black drivers after traffic stops than what's being reported. The author, Pascal Sabino, joined Good Day Chicago on Friday to talk more about it.
A new study by Block Club Chicago highlights more evidence that Chicago police are arresting thousands more Black drivers after traffic stops than what's being reported. The author, Pascal Sabino, joined Good Day Chicago on Friday to talk more about it.
Chicago police shoot gunman during altercation in Back of the Yards
A person is in custody after being shot and critically wounded by a Chicago police officer during an altercation Thursday night in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
A person is in custody after being shot and critically wounded by a Chicago police officer during an altercation Thursday night in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
Person shot by Chicago police in custody after altercation in Back of the Yards
A person is in custody and hospitalized in critical condition after a Chicago police officer shot them during an altercation Thursday night in Back of the Yards.
A person is in custody and hospitalized in critical condition after a Chicago police officer shot them during an altercation Thursday night in Back of the Yards.
CTA president speaks out about ongoing challenges for the transit organization
The CTA president said the organization plans to add low-emission buses to the CTA's fleet, improve customer experience at airport CTA stations, and invest in updates for bus and train trackers to improve their accuracy.
The CTA president said the organization plans to add low-emission buses to the CTA's fleet, improve customer experience at airport CTA stations, and invest in updates for bus and train trackers to improve their accuracy.
'Dreams still do come true': New Whitney Young principal says position is gift of a lifetime
Principal Rickey Harris is a native Chicagoan, who actually wanted to attend the high school when he was a teen. However, his mother said it was too far.
Principal Rickey Harris is a native Chicagoan, who actually wanted to attend the high school when he was a teen. However, his mother said it was too far.
Five-time convicted felon with 2 open cases accused of robbing man on Chicago train
The Cook County Sheriff's Office said Dontrell Hollie received a $75,000 D bond, and will be released once 10% of it is posted.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office said Dontrell Hollie received a $75,000 D bond, and will be released once 10% of it is posted.
Trio plead not guilty in shooting that paralyzed off-duty Chicago Police Officer Danny Golden
The three men charged in a shooting that left off-duty Chicago Police Officer Danny Golden paralyzed in Beverly last month entered a plea of not guilty Thursday.
The three men charged in a shooting that left off-duty Chicago Police Officer Danny Golden paralyzed in Beverly last month entered a plea of not guilty Thursday.
Ald. Sophia King announces run for Chicago mayor
Ald. Sophia King joins Good Day Chicago to lay out the pillars of her mayoral campaign and talk about what separates her from a crowded pool of candidates.
Ald. Sophia King joins Good Day Chicago to lay out the pillars of her mayoral campaign and talk about what separates her from a crowded pool of candidates.
Coalition of rideshare, delivery drivers coming to Chicago
The Justice for App Workers organization, a grassroots group that began on Facebook, is asking companies like Uber and Lyft to provide a living wage, a safe working environment, healthcare, the right to form a union and reliable bathroom access.
The Justice for App Workers organization, a grassroots group that began on Facebook, is asking companies like Uber and Lyft to provide a living wage, a safe working environment, healthcare, the right to form a union and reliable bathroom access.
CTA safety in focus after string of violent incidents
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and the Chicago Police Department (CPD) are promising to add more security to public transit, as shootings, stabbings and other crimes continue to occur on trains.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and the Chicago Police Department (CPD) are promising to add more security to public transit, as shootings, stabbings and other crimes continue to occur on trains.
Chicago Public Schools CEO addresses teacher shortage, back-to-school health concerns
In less than two weeks, Chicago Public Schools students will return to the classroom. CEO Pedro Martinez says they are prepared to handle Covid-19 and Monkeypox.
In less than two weeks, Chicago Public Schools students will return to the classroom. CEO Pedro Martinez says they are prepared to handle Covid-19 and Monkeypox.
Shortage of afterschool staff causing 'crisis' in Illinois
The Afterschool for Children and Teens Coalition says the Covid-19 pandemic forced afterschool workers out of jobs and now programs can't hire enough staff back to fill vital roles.
The Afterschool for Children and Teens Coalition says the Covid-19 pandemic forced afterschool workers out of jobs and now programs can't hire enough staff back to fill vital roles.
CTA, CPD promise to add more security to public transit amid increase in crime
The CTA Board approved a new agreement with CPD that would increase security funds to $30 million.
The CTA Board approved a new agreement with CPD that would increase security funds to $30 million.
Lightfoot responds after director of CPD reform fired by top cop Brown
Mayor Lori Lightfoot spoke out Wednesday about the firing of a top official within the Chicago Police Department. Robert Boik was in charge of implementing court-ordered reforms.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot spoke out Wednesday about the firing of a top official within the Chicago Police Department. Robert Boik was in charge of implementing court-ordered reforms.
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez addresses teacher shortage, back-to-school health concerns
In less than two weeks, CPS students will return to the classroom. What will the new year bring? CPS CEO Pedro Martinez breaks it down on First at Four.
In less than two weeks, CPS students will return to the classroom. What will the new year bring? CPS CEO Pedro Martinez breaks it down on First at Four.
CTA, CPD promising more security on public transit
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and the Chicago Police Department (CPD) are promising to add more security to public transit, as shootings, stabbings and other crimes continue to occur on trains.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and the Chicago Police Department (CPD) are promising to add more security to public transit, as shootings, stabbings and other crimes continue to occur on trains.