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Lifeguard charged in deadly shooting no longer works for Chicago Park District
A lifeguard accused of shooting two teens last week, killing one, resigned from the Chicago Park District in lieu of being terminated and is ineligible for future employment with the district, a spokesperson told WGN.
Inspector General Deborah Witzburg told the City Council that she’ll investigate the controversial June 4 police response if ...
Aldermen ordered police and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration to share information about the incident, though it’s not ...
The Chicago Police are seeking help in locating missing 17-year-old Sirrena Lee Jackson, last seen on S. Lituanica Ave. She ...
Firefighters battled a large blaze at a home that is now under investigation in Chicago's Portage Park neighborhood on Monday ...
Almost a month after ICE mass arrests in the South Loop, city officials are still arguing over who is responsible for ...
Mourners, including police officials from across the state, started to arrive before noon at Living Word Christian Center in ...
For the second time in a month, the Alo Yoga store on Chicago's Magnificent Mile was burglarized by thieves who smashed the ...
Chicago taxpayers have spent more than $189.3 million so far this year to resolve police misconduct lawsuits. For some, the issue raises concerns about the city’s finances. Others argue financial ...
A young Chicago cop had racked up more than a dozen misconduct complaints by the time authorities say he inadvertently shot ...
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