Second teen charged in beating, robbery of CTA rider in Bronzeville

A second teenage boy is facing charges in the beating and robbery of a CTA rider last month in the Bronzeville neighborhood.

COPA shares video of shootout between off-duty cop and catalytic converter thieves

Chicago’s police oversight agency released video Thursday that shows an off-duty officer exchange gunfire with someone who was trying to steal a catalytic converter in Norwood Park.

Chicago McDonald's reopens following mass shooting
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Weeks after a mass shooting, the McDonald's on State and Chicago has reopened. On May 19, two people were killed, and seven others were wounded when gunfire erupted outside the Near North Side location.

Roderick Sawyer, son of former mayor, joins growing field to unseat Lori Lightfoot
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The son of former Mayor Eugene Sawyer said Wednesday he will give up his City Council seat to join the growing field of candidates vying to turn Lori Lightfoot into a one-term mayor.

Google settlement: $100 million for Illinois users
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Illinois residents who appeared in a photograph on Google Photos within the last seven years may be eligible to receive a portion of a $100 million settlement.

Chicago cop shot in West Englewood while attempting traffic stop

A Chicago police officer was shot and seriously wounded while she and her partner were trying to stop a car on the South Side Wednesday evening.

Mother of Sandy Hook shooting victim meets with CPS to discuss school safety

A mother who lost her son during the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting is meeting with Chicago Public Schools officials to discuss how to enhance school safety.

Metra to unveil 'Super Saver Pass' in July
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As gas prices continue to trend upward, Metra is unveiling a new discounted monthly pass.

Chicago alderwoman receives decision letter for public housing 29 years later
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Ald. Jeanette Taylor applied for a CHA housing voucher back in 1993. She didn't get it back then, but was stunned when she opened her mail recently and found a response nearly three decades later.

Illinois Google Settlement: How much could you get and when is the payout date?

Illinois residents who appeared in a photograph on Google Photos within the last seven years may be eligible to receive a portion of a $100 million settlement.

Chicago Fire Department welcomes 109 new employees, police welcome 46

"There’s never been a tougher time to be the police, but still you chose to answer the call to serve and protect, every day," said Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown.

Illinois residents can receive settlement money from Google lawsuit

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? Illinois residents can receive a payment after a settlement was reached in a class action lawsuit that accused Google of violating state law.