Chicago City Council rejects proposed fur ban, approves more than $3 million in police misconduct settlements
Several Black aldermen and clergy members rallied ahead of the meeting to urge the council to vote down a proposal from Ald. Raymond Lopez (15th) to ban new fur from being sold in the city.
If you're among more than 19,000 people wounded by gunfire since 2018, the chance that anyone will be charged with shooting ...
The commission believes that strengthening trust in COPA now requires new leadership,” Commission for Public Safety and ...
Police officer Nicholas Jovanovich hit Boyd's phone into her face as she filmed police during a 2020 protest. An ...
Anthony Driver Jr., president of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability, expected to find a "dirty ...
I don’t want to hear another word about the bathroom. You better start focusing on the classroom,’ Rahm Emanuel told Bill ...
A jury ordered a $120 million award to John Fulton and Anthony Mitchell for their wrongful 16-year imprisonment due to a 2003 ...
This comes after the department began visiting ten university campuses that reported antisemitic incidents since October 2023 ...
Chicago is widely considered a "sanctuary city," but what does that mean for how local police handle immigration cases?
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