CTA bus struck by gunfire in Gresham

A CTA bus was struck by a bullet Wednesday in Gresham on the South Side.

Chicago police mistakenly arrest former Illinois State Representative Arthur Turner

There are more questions than clear answers Wednesday about why two Chicago police women -- one reportedly Hispanic and one reportedly white -- took into custody a retired west sider who was for decades the most powerful Black man in the Illinois House.

CTU celebrates remote learning plan, calls for training

Setting standards, training teachers on virtual methods and equipping lower income CPS families with technology and internet access are all major challenges over the coming weeks.

Chicago Public Schools announce full-time remote learning this fall

Chicago’s mayor on Wednesday announced that the nation’s third-largest school district will not welcome students back to the classroom to start the school year, and will instead rely on remote instruction.

Police2Peace offers alternative approach to police reform
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Jim Buerrman, former president of the National Police Foundation, talks about the community outreach program Police2Peace and how it's trying to create change in police departments across the nation.

CPS students will start school year at home with remote learning: report

Chicago Public Schools students will begin the new school year next month at home with full-time remote learning, according to a report.

Apple could pay you $25 as part of settlement for slowing phones

A Texas-based tech watchdog group released a document in July revealing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a staunch critic of big-tech, could sue Apple for violating trade practice laws by slowing older iPhones in an ongoing multi-state probe.

Shared electric scooters are returning to Chicago streets

Shared electric scooters are returning to Chicago’s streets, with a new pilot program focused on helping people get around the city’s neighborhoods.

McDonald's CEO says law enforcement may be called on customers who refuse to wear masks

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski recently spoke about recent decisions the company has made amid the coronavirus pandemic. He specifically suggested that law enforcement may be called during situations when a customer won’t wear a mask.

CPS hybrid plan brings students into school twice a week

The hybrid plan brings students into school twice a week in designated groups, with the remainder of the week being spent remote.

Carjacking suspect shoots 3 Chicago cops who then shot him, police say

A carjacking suspect being led into a Chicago police station on Thursday shot three officers who then returned fire and shot him, authorities said.

Death of CPD deputy chief in Homan Square facility ruled a suicide: autopsy

The Tuesday shooting death of a newly promoted Chicago police deputy chief has been ruled a suicide, according to an autopsy result released Wednesday.