Chicago aldermen furious over mayor's pick to lead COPA
Twenty Chicago aldermen are outraged over the mayor's choice to lead the city?s civilian police watchdog group.
Twenty Chicago aldermen are outraged over the mayor's choice to lead the city?s civilian police watchdog group.
Chicago proposal would get rid of fines for dog-friendly bars
A proposal working its way through the Chicago City Council would do away with the possibility of fines at some dog-friendly bars, like Archie's Iowa Rockwell Tavern in Ukrainian Village, which do not serve food.
A proposal working its way through the Chicago City Council would do away with the possibility of fines at some dog-friendly bars, like Archie's Iowa Rockwell Tavern in Ukrainian Village, which do not serve food.
Get a McDonald’s Egg McMuffin at its original price on Thursday: 63 cents
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the beloved breakfast sandwich, McDonald’s is returning the Egg McMuffin to its original price on Thursday.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the beloved breakfast sandwich, McDonald’s is returning the Egg McMuffin to its original price on Thursday.
CPS seeks over $100K from parents after discovering students didn’t live in district
Chicago Public Schools is pushing to expel three students after finding out they don't live in the district.
Chicago Public Schools is pushing to expel three students after finding out they don't live in the district.
Google Cloud back up after outage forces major sites offline
“The issue with Cloud Networking has been resolved for all affected projects,” the company posted on its website.
“The issue with Cloud Networking has been resolved for all affected projects,” the company posted on its website.
'Don't ruin my office, I'm coming for the keys' says Chicago police union prez to Mayor Lori Lightfoot
“Don't ruin my office. I'm coming for the keys,” John Catanzara said when asked if he has a message for the current mayor, Lori Lightfoot.
“Don't ruin my office. I'm coming for the keys,” John Catanzara said when asked if he has a message for the current mayor, Lori Lightfoot.
#HealChicago hosting community cleanup event this weekend in Austin
Police communications operator Keith Thornton previews this weekend's #HealChicago event taking place in the Austin neighborhood.
Police communications operator Keith Thornton previews this weekend's #HealChicago event taking place in the Austin neighborhood.
Man charged with stabbing CTA employee, attacking Chicago police officer on Loop platform
A man was charged Monday night with stabbing a CTA employee and striking a Chicago police officer Sunday in the Loop.
A man was charged Monday night with stabbing a CTA employee and striking a Chicago police officer Sunday in the Loop.
Man charged with stabbing CTA employee, injuring Chicago police officer on Loop platform
A man has been charged with stabbing a CTA employee and injuring a Chicago Police officer on a train platform in the Loop Sunday evening.
A man has been charged with stabbing a CTA employee and injuring a Chicago Police officer on a train platform in the Loop Sunday evening.
Shocking video shows man with knife attacking Chicago CTA employee
A Chicago CTA employee was stabbed multiple times on a train platform and it was all captured on video.
A Chicago CTA employee was stabbed multiple times on a train platform and it was all captured on video.
911 operators, other police staff honored in Chicago: 'They're angels'
We do not often see the people answering our 911 calls or those guiding police on their radios, but several were honored on Monday.
We do not often see the people answering our 911 calls or those guiding police on their radios, but several were honored on Monday.
Chicago Fraternal Order of Police union president John Catanzara says he's retiring from CPD
Chicago’s Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara announced on Monday that he is retiring from the Chicago Police Department, right after the first day of his termination hearing.
Chicago’s Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara announced on Monday that he is retiring from the Chicago Police Department, right after the first day of his termination hearing.
Chicago dispatchers honored for their work in tense situations
We do not often see the people answering our 911 calls or those guiding police on their radios, but several were honored on Monday.
We do not often see the people answering our 911 calls or those guiding police on their radios, but several were honored on Monday.
Chicago City Council to vote on $2 million settlement for family of woman killed during police chase
Julia Lynn Callaway, 55, was walking near 79th and Lafayette in Chatham when a car officers were chasing drove on to the sidewalk. She was on her way to pick up her only grandchild. She was killed.
Julia Lynn Callaway, 55, was walking near 79th and Lafayette in Chatham when a car officers were chasing drove on to the sidewalk. She was on her way to pick up her only grandchild. She was killed.
Chicago Fraternal Order of Police union President John Catanzara faces termination hearing Monday
John Catanzara joined the Chicago Police Department in 1995 and was elected the union's president while he was under investigation. He says that he can continue to serve as the police union president even if the police department fires him.
John Catanzara joined the Chicago Police Department in 1995 and was elected the union's president while he was under investigation. He says that he can continue to serve as the police union president even if the police department fires him.
Attacker dragged victim off CTA train, stabbed him multiple times and then hit an officer, police say
The attacker got into a fight with the 44-year-old victim on a Blue Line train, then dragged that victim off and stabbed him multiple times. Chicago police responded, and the attacked grabbed a blunt object and hit the officer in the back.
The attacker got into a fight with the 44-year-old victim on a Blue Line train, then dragged that victim off and stabbed him multiple times. Chicago police responded, and the attacked grabbed a blunt object and hit the officer in the back.
Georgia McDonald's employee says 6,400-item order cost more than $7,000
A McDonald's employee in Georgia said she was skeptical when someone called to order 1,600 McChicken sandwiches, 1,600 McDoubles and 3,200 cookies in four hours.
A McDonald's employee in Georgia said she was skeptical when someone called to order 1,600 McChicken sandwiches, 1,600 McDoubles and 3,200 cookies in four hours.
Sears to close its final big store in home state Sunday
News of its impending final closure marks the end of an era for some local observers.
News of its impending final closure marks the end of an era for some local observers.
Adam Toledo's family to meet with McDonald's CEO after controversial texts he sent to Lightfoot
The family of Adam Toledo will meet with the McDonald’s CEO after he made controversial comments about Toledo’s death.
The family of Adam Toledo will meet with the McDonald’s CEO after he made controversial comments about Toledo’s death.
Adam Toledo's family to meet with McDonald's CEO after controversial comments
The family of Adam Toledo will meet with the McDonald?s CEO after he made controversial comments about Toledo?s death.
The family of Adam Toledo will meet with the McDonald?s CEO after he made controversial comments about Toledo?s death.