Kevin Jackson freed: Wrongfully convicted Chicago man released from prison after 23 years
A Chicago man who spent 23 years behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit was released from prison on Tuesday.
Chicago police involved in chase on South Side
Chicago police were pursuing a suspect Friday on the city's South Side.
Englewood shooting: Same bullet hits Chicago police officer, 16-year-old suspect
A Chicago police officer and a 16-year-old are hospitalized after a shooting in the city's Englewood neighborhood.
Chicago cop shot on South Side, mayor speaks out
A Chicago police officer was shot Thursday in the city's Englewood neighborhood.
Heavy police presence in Englewood
There was a heavy police presence on the city's South Side Thursday afternoon.
Charges dropped against 3rd man in killing of Chicago Police Officer Clifton Lewis
Cook County prosecutors have dropped charges against the third and final defendant in the 2011 murder of Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis.
Charges dropped against 3rd man in killing of Chicago cop
Cook County prosecutors have dropped charges against the third and final defendant in the 2011 murder of Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis.
'We don't do bullets': Postal workers demand more protection
The postal workers said security on their job has never been more important than right now.
15-year-old boy charged in postal worker's murder
A 15-year-old boy was arrested in Iowa for the murder of a US Postal Service worker in Chicago.
High-speed chase ends in fatal crash after robbery suspects flee Chicago police on South Side
A high-speed chase involving armed robbery suspects ended in a fatal crash early Tuesday morning in McKinley Park, according to Chicago police.
High-speed chase ends in fatal crash after robbery suspects flee Chicago police on South Side
A driver was killed after being ejected from his vehicle during a crash early Tuesday morning in the McKinley Park neighborhood.
St. Christina students honor fallen officer Ella French with charity donation
St. Christina Catholic Church students surprised Elizabeth French with a donation to the charity honoring her daughter, fallen officer Ella French.
One year in: Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling reflects on safety, officer morale
Keeping the city safe and improving officer morale were the overarching goals for Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling.
'Operation Serve and Protect': Chicago-area man walking 80 miles to raise funds for police
One man's mission is shining a light on mental health issues facing Chicago police officers.
Local man walks 80 miles to raise awareness for police mental health and suicide prevention
One man's mission is shining a light on mental health issues facing Chicago police officers.
Local man walks 80 miles to raise awareness for police mental health and suicide prevention
One man's mission is raising awareness about mental health for our police officers.
Illinois State Board of Elections Office receives suspicious package
A growing list of election offices have been targeted nationwide.
ShotSpotter officially deactivated in Chicago: What's next for the city?
Chicago's contract with ShotSpotter has officially come to an end.
Thieves steal tequila from Lake View liquor stores
Dozens of bottles of tequila were stolen across four liquor stores in Lake View over the past two weeks. Local business owners are letting customers in one by one with the suspects still at large.
Chicago City Council pushes for special meeting as debate over ShotSpotter intensifies
The debate over ShotSpotter, Chicago's gunshot detection technology, is set to continue as some City Council members push for a special meeting at City Hall.