What Will Trump Mean For Chicago Policing Reform?
Chicago experts are split over what a Donald Trump presidency will mean for police reform in Chicago.
Chicago experts are split over what a Donald Trump presidency will mean for police reform in Chicago.
Northwestern University’s law school is not holding classes today. The school is giving students and faculty time to vote and volunteer.
Transit officials estimate more than a million people took the train to get to the Cubs championship parade.
The Chicago Cubs have won the World Series after seven games, 10 innings, a rain delay and more than a century of waiting.
If finalized, the plan will mean the end of a class action lawsuit brought on behalf of the 28,000 people on parole in Illinois.
Cook County has seen an increase in forced evictions in the past decade.
No officers were injured. One of the men in the car was shot in the leg.
An Illinois appeals court is ordering a new trial for a man who was convicted of trying to kill three Chicago police officers in 2010.
A sheriff wants more input, a state lawmaker wants bonds eliminated altogether and a new lawsuit calls the current system unconstitutional.
New rules take effect November 1. They say shackling should only be used in extreme circumstances.