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Sep 2, 2025
COVID-19 Case at Cook County Jail Prompts More Calls for Mass Detainee Release
A correctional officer who works in the Cook County Jail has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting additional calls for the mass release of some detainees by activists who want to prevent an outbreak within the jail.
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COVID-19 Case at Cook County Jail Prompts More Calls for Mass Detainee Release
Sep 2, 2025
2 Detainees in Cook County Jail Test Positive for COVID-19
The two detainees, ages 18 and 42, each began exhibiting flu-like symptoms last Friday. They are each being held in isolation at the jail’s Cermak Hospital, officials said Monday.
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2 Detainees in Cook County Jail Test Positive for COVID-19
Sep 2, 2025
How Will Pritzker’s Stay-at-Home Order Be Enforced in Communities of Color?
Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced a stay-at-home order for the entire state just a few days ago, but there are already concerns over how it will be enforced – particularly in communities of color.
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How Will Pritzker’s Stay-at-Home Order Be Enforced in Communities of Color?
Sep 2, 2025
What Happens if You Violate Stay-at-Home Order? Police Say Warnings, Fines or Even Arrests
The Chicago Police Department on Wednesday issued warnings to 56 separate groups of people and made one arrest for failing to abide by the governor’s order to stay home.
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What Happens if You Violate Stay-at-Home Order? Police Say Warnings, Fines or Even Arrests
Sep 2, 2025
Cook County Jail Population Decreases as Number of COVID-19 Cases Balloons
Nearly 40 detainees have so far tested positive for the virus at Cook County Jail. Officials on Friday discussed those rapidly changing circumstances and said they’re working to “safely” reduce the detainee population.
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Cook County Jail Population Decreases as Number of COVID-19 Cases Balloons
Sep 2, 2025
Ald. Matt O’Shea Talks Police Safety, Community Response to COVID-19
The 19th Ward alderman is calling for greater protections for police officers amid the coronavirus pandemic. As of Monday evening, 50 Chicago police officers have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
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Ald. Matt O’Shea Talks Police Safety, Community Response to COVID-19
Sep 2, 2025
Report: Illinois Again Leads Nation in Exonerations
For the second year in a row, Illinois saw the highest number of criminal exonerations last year, and once again, that total was driven largely by false convictions tied to a corrupt former Chicago sergeant, according to a new report.
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Report: Illinois Again Leads Nation in Exonerations
Sep 2, 2025
Police: Homicides Increase, But Total Crime Down in Chicago
Citywide crime was down in March compared to last year, but Chicago is currently on pace for more shootings and homicides in 2020.
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Police: Homicides Increase, But Total Crime Down in Chicago
Sep 2, 2025
Police Board Announces 3 Finalists for Chicago’s Next Top Cop
Two police chiefs from outside Chicago with experience handling mass shootings and a Chicago native who’s risen to the rank of deputy chief are finalists in the city’s search for its next top cop. We profile each of the finalists.
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Police Board Announces 3 Finalists for Chicago’s Next Top Cop
Sep 2, 2025
Lightfoot Taps Ex-Dallas Chief to Head Chicago Police Force
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday named former Dallas police Chief David Brown to head the police force in the nation’s third largest city, touting his humility and calling him “a leader who commands respect.”
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Lightfoot Taps Ex-Dallas Chief to Head Chicago Police Force
Sep 2, 2025
Lightfoot’s Office Introduces City to New Top Cop
Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s choice for the next superintendent of the city’s police department still has to be confirmed by the City Council and he’s got no official start date, but David Brown is “at your service,” Chicago. 
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Lightfoot’s Office Introduces City to New Top Cop
Sep 2, 2025
Judge: R. Kelly Must Remain Locked Up Amid Coronavirus Crisis
A federal judge in New York on Tuesday denied R&B singer R. Kelly’s request for release from jail in Chicago because he was concerned he could contract the coronavirus while behind bars.
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Judge: R. Kelly Must Remain Locked Up Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Sep 2, 2025
Police Union President Kevin Graham Calls for Stronger Measures to Protect Officers
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7 president says he’d like to see increased sanitizing procedures for Chicago police officers and vehicles, as well as greater precautions taken at individual police stations. 
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Police Union President Kevin Graham Calls for Stronger Measures to Protect Officers
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