Chicago officer and man shot, wounded in exchange of gunfire
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Chicago police say an officer was shot and wounded during a shootout that left a man in serious condition after a car drove forward during a traffic stop, injuring a second officer.

Chicago police officer, suspect wounded in shootout during traffic stop on West Side

A Chicago police officer was wounded in a shootout during a traffic stop Monday night in the Lawndale neighborhood on the city's West Side. A second officer was also injured but not shot.

Video shows shootout between police and suspect during botched traffic stop on the West Side
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Surveillance video first obtained by @CPD1617Scanner shows the moment shots were fired between police and a suspect Monday night during a botched traffic stop in the Austin neighborhood.

Chicago's favorite Tiktok historian raising funds to buy a bus for tours
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Tiktok historian Shermann "Dilla" Thomas joins Good Day Chicago to talk about his efforts to buy a bus to conduct history tours across the South Side.

Doctors warn against dangerous 'garlic in nose' Tiktok trend
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Dr. Matthew Budoff from the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA explains why putting garlic up your nose is not healthy or effective in reducing your sinuses.

After CTA worker allegedly takes gun to the job and shoots man, union says 'no one cares about workers safety'

Chicago transit worker charged with shooting man "thought he had to protect himself because no one cares about workers safety" says union. The worker, Sylvester Adams, allegedly brought a gun to work and shot a guy at a Red Line stop on Chicago's South Side.

Chicago Transit Authority confirms a CTA employee has been arrested for allegedly shooting a man on Red Line

The CTA said in a statement: “Based on our own investigation, we can also confirm that this employee was in violation of several CTA workforce rules, including one that expressly prohibits the possession of a firearm. CTA is pursuing termination of this employee.”

Chicago Police Department gets extension to implement court-ordered reforms

Mayor Lori Lightfoot defended the extension Friday, saying the previous timeframe was "unrealistic" for massive changes she expects will have a price tag of at least $50 million.