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The Illinois Supreme Court is taking up a major case involving Chicago police discipline.

A Chicago City Council committee is meeting Tuesday to renew the public safety contract between the CTA and Chicago police. 

Public meetings have ended as Chicago officials gather input on the city’s next police superintendent, with applications due next week.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson talks about his administration to tackling violence in the city and why he thinks President Donald Trump is not "serious" in addressing the issue.

Chicago residents are getting a chance to share what they want from the city’s next police superintendent during a series of five public listening sessions.

The search for a new CPD superintendent has entered its next stage. Tonight, the first community engagement meeting was held. 

Today marks five years since Chicago police officer Ella French was killed in the line of duty. A memorial roll call was held Friday morning at Gold Star Families Memorial and Park.

The Chicago Police Department's 20th District station in Budlong Woods has been battling a growing rat infestation, with the property going months without cleanup. The city's Department of Streets and Sanitation is now clearing the area after residents and officers raised concerns. FOX Chicago's Gabriella Premus reports live with a look at the conditions.

Officers at a Chicago police district say overgrown brush and delayed maintenance have led to a rat infestation outside their station, prompting concerns about conditions and city response.

A federal judge set a deadline for the Chicago Police Department to release its annual use-of-force report, but the department missed it. Attorney Joe DiCola joins Good Day Chicago to explain what the missed deadline could mean and what happens next.

What's next for leadership within the Chicago Police Department? And, we break down the budget and safety plan for Chicago Public Schools. All this and more on "The Chicago Report." 

The 33-second video captures officers responding to the chaotic gathering in the 1300 block of South Fairfield Avenue as fireworks explode and crowds scatter.

Mayor Brandon Johnson signed a new executive order aimed at tightening the city's gun purchasing rules. The order requires all city departments, including the Chicago Police Department, to do business only with gun suppliers with strong business practices.