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May 1, 2025
Lessons From the Front Lines of Violence Prevention and Healing
As part of WTTW’s new documentary series “Firsthand: Gun Violence,” five experts offer big ideas in “Firsthand Talks” sessions for addressing gun violence in Chicago. Four of those experts join us in discussion.
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Lessons From the Front Lines of Violence Prevention and Healing
May 1, 2025
What Policymakers Can Do to Help Reduce Gun Violence
As part of our special episode on gun violence, we discuss the policies being proposed at the state and federal level with U.S. Reps. Robin Kelly and Jesus “Chuy” Garcia and state Rep. La Shawn Ford.
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What Policymakers Can Do to Help Reduce Gun Violence
May 1, 2025
How Can Data Inform Violence Prevention Efforts in Chicago?
Northwestern sociology professor Andrew Papachristos has a striking idea when it comes to thinking about shootings in Chicago. He and local advocate Franklin Cosey-Gay tell us about their work with data and research.
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How Can Data Inform Violence Prevention Efforts in Chicago?
May 1, 2025
Federal Prosecutor Targets Chicago Violence
Gun violence in Chicago is on the decline, but the number of homicides in the city is still staggering. What can federal prosecutors do to reduce shooting incidents? U.S. Attorney John Lausch Jr. joins us in discussion.
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Federal Prosecutor Targets Chicago Violence
May 1, 2025
Top Cop Eddie Johnson on Gun Violence, Police-Community Relations
Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson is no stranger to gun violence. The city’s top cop, who will retire at the end of the year, talks about growing up in a Chicago housing project and the importance of officers treating people with respect.
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Top Cop Eddie Johnson on Gun Violence, Police-Community Relations
May 1, 2025
Federal Monitor: CPD Lagging Behind in Consent Decree Compliance
Federal monitor Maggie Hickey on Friday released the first semiannual report for the Chicago Police Department’s consent decree, saying that the department is not in compliance with a majority of the reforms.
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Federal Monitor: CPD Lagging Behind in Consent Decree Compliance
May 1, 2025
Slow Start on Reform at the Chicago Police Department
An independent federal monitor tasked with overseeing the reform of the Chicago Police Department says the department is already falling behind on its efforts. Is this a sign of growing pains or the sheer difficulty of changing the police department?
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Slow Start on Reform at the Chicago Police Department
May 1, 2025
Shedding Light on Sundown Towns: ProPublica Illinois Investigates
The term “sundown town” is familiar to many African Americans. A new ProPublica Illinois story examines the legacy of one sundown town in Southern Illinois named Anna.
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Shedding Light on Sundown Towns: ProPublica Illinois Investigates
May 1, 2025
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx Will Seek Re-Election in 2020
In her first campaign ad for 2020, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx acknowledges missteps in the Jussie Smollett case and calls out critics like President Donald Trump and the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police.
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Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx Will Seek Re-Election in 2020
May 1, 2025
Expungement Request Denied for Ex-CPD Detective Dante Servin in Rekia Boyd Case
The family of Rekia Boyd erupted into applause Tuesday after a judge denied a request from the man who was charged and acquitted in her killing – a former Chicago police detective – to expunge any record of his criminal case from the public’s view.
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Expungement Request Denied for Ex-CPD Detective Dante Servin in Rekia Boyd Case
May 1, 2025
NYT Reporters Reveal New Details in ‘The Education of Brett Kavanaugh’
A new book from reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly offers a detailed look at Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh a year after his tumultuous Senate testimony.
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NYT Reporters Reveal New Details in ‘The Education of Brett Kavanaugh’
May 1, 2025
Smollett Says He Was Maliciously Prosecuted in Counterclaim Against City
Former “Empire” star Jussie Smollett has filed a federal counterclaim against the city of Chicago claiming he owes the city no more money and was maliciously prosecuted for the alleged hoax attack police say he orchestrated on himself.
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Smollett Says He Was Maliciously Prosecuted in Counterclaim Against City
May 1, 2025
Police: Chicago Teen Hurt in Gunfire Likely Shot by Officer
A 15-year-old Chicago high school student who was wounded during a gun fight between a bank robbery suspect and investigators was likely shot by a suburban police officer, Chicago police said Wednesday.
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Police: Chicago Teen Hurt in Gunfire Likely Shot by Officer
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