CPD Supt. David Brown speaks after videos released of police officer fatally shooting Anthony Alvarez
CPD Supt. David Brown speaks following the release of video of Chicago police shooting 22-year-old Anthony Alvarez in Portage Park.
CPD Supt. David Brown speaks following the release of video of Chicago police shooting 22-year-old Anthony Alvarez in Portage Park.
Anthony Alvarez Video: Footage of Chicago police fatally shooting 22-year-old released
Videos of Chicago police fatally shooting 22-year-old Anthony Alvarez last month in Portage Park were released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability on Wednesday.
Videos of Chicago police fatally shooting 22-year-old Anthony Alvarez last month in Portage Park were released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability on Wednesday.
Chicago Uber driver bravely rushes shooting victims to the hospital
An Uber driver is being hailed as a hero this morning after helping victims of a shooting that took place Bronzeville. He turned his car into an ambulance to get them to the hospital as soon as possible.
An Uber driver is being hailed as a hero this morning after helping victims of a shooting that took place Bronzeville. He turned his car into an ambulance to get them to the hospital as soon as possible.
Apple, Facebook clash in privacy battle
Daliah Saper of Saper Law explains what's at stake in the data tracking scrum between two of tech's biggest companies.
Daliah Saper of Saper Law explains what's at stake in the data tracking scrum between two of tech's biggest companies.
Fake Chicago Police tweet about Derek Chauvin not being removed by Twitter, CPD says
Twitter is refusing to remove or attach a warning to a doctored image that purports to show a Chicago Police Department tweet, despite that the post is not real and the agency has made several attempts to have it taken down, CPD officials say.
Twitter is refusing to remove or attach a warning to a doctored image that purports to show a Chicago Police Department tweet, despite that the post is not real and the agency has made several attempts to have it taken down, CPD officials say.
Gary native Mia Neal makes history with Oscar win
One of the winners from the Academy Awards not only made history Sunday night, she has ties to Northwest Indiana.
One of the winners from the Academy Awards not only made history Sunday night, she has ties to Northwest Indiana.
Apple announces $430 billion investment into US that’s expected to create 20,000 new jobs
The investment will fund the company's first East Coast campus in North Carolina, as well as create jobs in silicon engineering and 5G technology.
The investment will fund the company's first East Coast campus in North Carolina, as well as create jobs in silicon engineering and 5G technology.
Man found dead on CTA train at Red Line station in Wrigleyville
Chicago police are investigating the death of a man found early Monday on a Red Line train in Wrigleyville on the North Side.
Chicago police are investigating the death of a man found early Monday on a Red Line train in Wrigleyville on the North Side.
Former Congressman Luis Gutierrez blasts Kim Foxx for her handling of Adam Toledo case
“[Adam Toledo] had two hands up in the air and no gun in his hand. That’s not an armed confrontation,” Former Rep. Luis Gutierrez said Sunday.
“[Adam Toledo] had two hands up in the air and no gun in his hand. That’s not an armed confrontation,” Former Rep. Luis Gutierrez said Sunday.
Protesters demand police union leader Catanzara resign, say reform is impossible with him in power
Protesters said Chicago Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara has done and said racist things and that there is no chance of police reform while Catanzara is around.
Protesters said Chicago Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara has done and said racist things and that there is no chance of police reform while Catanzara is around.
March for policing reform planned in downtown Chicago
People plan to protest Saturday in downtown Chicago to call for changes in the city’s policing.
People plan to protest Saturday in downtown Chicago to call for changes in the city’s policing.
School cops temporarily removed from Chicago public high schools
School officers are temporarily being removed from public high schools in Chicago.
School officers are temporarily being removed from public high schools in Chicago.
Florida McDonald's offers $50 just to show up for job interview
A McDonald's location is so desperate for workers that it has offered people $50 just to show up for a job interview.
A McDonald's location is so desperate for workers that it has offered people $50 just to show up for a job interview.
United to add hundreds of daily flights, anticipating busy summer travel season
In just over a month United Airlines will be expanding its flight schedule to the largest it has been since before the pandemic.
In just over a month United Airlines will be expanding its flight schedule to the largest it has been since before the pandemic.
Anti-violence initiative giving out 200 free Happy Meals today to South Side kids
Joseph Williams and Roidell Sanders from the Mr. Dad's Father's Club talk about their efforts to share smiles with Chicago youth and promote anti-violence.
Joseph Williams and Roidell Sanders from the Mr. Dad's Father's Club talk about their efforts to share smiles with Chicago youth and promote anti-violence.
Franklin Street bridge to be raised Friday for maintenance work
The Chicago Department for Transportation announced they will be lifting the Franklin Street Bridge starting 9:30 a.m. Friday.
The Chicago Department for Transportation announced they will be lifting the Franklin Street Bridge starting 9:30 a.m. Friday.
What will air travel look like in a post-pandemic world?
Bryan Del Monte, president of The Aviation Agency, talks about how he foresees the airline industry adapting in a post-pandemic world.
Bryan Del Monte, president of The Aviation Agency, talks about how he foresees the airline industry adapting in a post-pandemic world.
What's next for the future of policing in America
Craig Futterman, a University of Chicago law professor, shares his perspective on how policing in America will adapt in wake of recent events such as the Derek Chauvin trial.
Craig Futterman, a University of Chicago law professor, shares his perspective on how policing in America will adapt in wake of recent events such as the Derek Chauvin trial.
Alderman Ed Burke accused of making anti-Semitic remark on tape
Since Alderman Ed Burke's arrest two-and-a-half years ago, his lawyers have waged an expensive legal battle to prevent some of his conversations secretly recorded by the FBI from ever becoming public.
Since Alderman Ed Burke's arrest two-and-a-half years ago, his lawyers have waged an expensive legal battle to prevent some of his conversations secretly recorded by the FBI from ever becoming public.
United customers can now schedule COVID-19 test, be cleared to fly through airline’s digital platform
United announced that flyers who need to pass a COVID-19 test before boarding the plane for their destination can now easily schedule a test and be cleared to fly through their digital platform.
United announced that flyers who need to pass a COVID-19 test before boarding the plane for their destination can now easily schedule a test and be cleared to fly through their digital platform.