Suspect in Chicago cop's murder offered plea deal: report
In the ongoing investigation into the tragic murder of Chicago Police Officer Ella French, new developments have emerged.
COPA finds no proof of alleged police-migrant sexual misconduct
Chicago's police oversight agency has closed its investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct between police officers and migrants.
COPA finds no proof of alleged police-migrant sexual misconduct, closes investigation
Chicago's police oversight agency has closed its investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct between police officers and migrants.
2 Chicago cops found not guilty in 2022 shooting
Two Chicago police officers charged in connection to an on-duty shooting in July 2022 in Pilsen that left two people wounded, one of them critically, have been found not guilty on all counts, a judge announced Thursday.
Chicago cops acquitted in Pilsen shooting that critically wounded man
Two Chicago police officers charged in connection to an on-duty shooting in July 2022 in Pilsen that left two people wounded, one of them critically, have been found not guilty on all counts, a judge announced Thursday.
Chicago cops acquitted in 2022 Pilsen shooting that critically wounded man
Two Chicago police officers charged in connection to an on-duty shooting in July 2022 in Pilsen that left two people wounded, one of them critically, have been found not guilty on all counts, a judge announced Thursday.
Lee Harris: Man wrongfully convicted of 1986 Gold Coast murder to sue Chicago police, city and county
A man wrongfully sent to prison three decades ago was released earlier this year and now plans to file a lawsuit against Chicago police, the city and Cook County.
City Council unanimously votes Larry Snelling as Chicago's next top cop
City Council approved the nomination of Larry Snelling to become Chicago’s next top cop on Wednesday.
Chicago's new top cop gets unanimous confirmation
Larry Snelling was sworn in as leader of the nation's second largest police department at age 54. Snelling told the city council that fighting crime involves more than just the police force. He spoke following the confirmation about how important it will be to work together.
Larry Snelling delivers first remarks as Chicago Police Superintendent
Larry Snelling was sworn in as Chicago Police Superintendent after receiving full support from the City Council.
City Council to cast final vote on top cop nominee Larry Snelling
The City Council kicked off their final meeting concerning the city's top cop nominee Larry Snelling Wednesday at noon. The city Alders shared their opinions on whether or not to confirm Snelling. The vote will be finalized by the end of the meeting.
City Council to make final vote on Larry Snelling as CPD superintendent
City Council will vote Wednesday on whether to confirm Larry Snelling as Chicago's next police superintendent.
Gianno Caldwell, Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. among speakers at Chicago crime meeting
Congressman Jordan placed the blame for the scourge of violent crime squarely on Illinois Democrats including, but not limited to, Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and States Attorney Kim Foxx.
Congressman blasts Kim Foxx during Chicago meeting on crime
With a government shutdown potentially just days away, several high-ranking House Republicans were in Chicago Tuesday talking about personal safety.
Families of Chicago murder victims call for change to address city violence
Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell calls for major changes in the Chicago Police Department to go after murderers and criminals on Chicago's streets.
Chicago residents erupt at community safety meeting as video shows latest brazen attack
There was a fiery meeting on the Northwest Side Monday night, where violent robberies are way up.
City Council to vote on top cop nominee Larry Snelling this week
The City Council Committee on Police and Fire will cast their vote this week on Chicago's next police superintendent.
White House creates office for gun violence prevention
One man from Chicago shared his history with gun violence. Trevon Bosley's 18-year-old brother was shot outside a church when he was just 7 years old.
$100K in landscaping equipment stolen from Soldier Field
Soldier Field says nearly $100,000 worth of equipment was stolen from Solider Field property Wednesday night.
Top cop candidate fields questions on crime from City Council: 'we're not going to incarcerate a 12-year-old'
Chicago Police Chief and Superintendent candidate Larry Snelling faced Chicago's committee on police and fire before the City Council votes on his appointment next week.