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Sep 2, 2025
Outgoing Police Superintendent Charlie Beck on His Tenure in Chicago
Interim Chicago Police Superintendent Charlie Beck is winding down his brief tenure at the helm of the Chicago Police Department. We ask him about protecting officers during the pandemic, his efforts to restructure the department, gun violence and more.
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Outgoing Police Superintendent Charlie Beck on His Tenure in Chicago
Sep 2, 2025
Facing Threat of Virus, Chicago’s First Responders Busy as Ever
While most Chicago residents are staying home to avoid contracting or spreading COVID-19, the city’s first responders are as busy as ever – and they’ve been hit hard. 
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Facing Threat of Virus, Chicago’s First Responders Busy as Ever
Sep 2, 2025
Judge Rejects Motion Seeking Release of ‘Medically Vulnerable’ Cook County Jail Detainees
The Cook County sheriff must begin implementing additional sanitation and precaution measures at the jail, but a federal judge rejected calls for the release of large numbers of detainees.
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Judge Rejects Motion Seeking Release of ‘Medically Vulnerable’ Cook County Jail Detainees
Sep 2, 2025
Second Cook County Jail Detainee Dies of COVID-19
Leslie Pieroni, 51, was pronounced dead Thursday evening at St. Anthony’s Hospital. He had been hospitalized since April 3 after he tested positive for COVID-19.
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Second Cook County Jail Detainee Dies of COVID-19
Sep 2, 2025
Crime Drops Around the World as COVID-19 Keeps People Inside
In Chicago, drug arrests have plummeted 42% in the weeks since the city shut down. Part of that decrease, some criminal lawyers say, is that drug dealers have no choice but to wait out the economic slump.
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Crime Drops Around the World as COVID-19 Keeps People Inside
Sep 2, 2025
Lightfoot Calls on City’s Watchdog to Finish Investigation Into Former Top Cop
Mayor Lori Lightfoot called on the city’s watchdog to complete his probe into what happened before — and after — former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson was discovered asleep in his running car after a night of drinking.
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Lightfoot Calls on City’s Watchdog to Finish Investigation Into Former Top Cop
Sep 2, 2025
Ald. Rodriguez Sanchez on How COVID-19 is Impacting Albany Park Residents
Chicago’s Albany Park neighborhood is home to immigrants from all over the world. But the area is now seeing an uptick in gun violence and threats to housing stability, the area alderman says.
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Ald. Rodriguez Sanchez on How COVID-19 is Impacting Albany Park Residents
Sep 2, 2025
Charlie Beck Steps Down as David Brown Becomes Chicago’s New Top Cop
Twenty weeks after he took over as the Chicago Police Department’s interim superintendent, Charlie Beck officially stepped down from his post Wednesday, handing over a badge to the city’s new top cop David Brown.
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Charlie Beck Steps Down as David Brown Becomes Chicago’s New Top Cop
Sep 2, 2025
Aldermen Advance Lightfoot’s Selection of David Brown to Lead Chicago Police
Aldermen unanimously advanced Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s pick to lead the Chicago Police Department on Monday, after quizzing him on his promises to rebuild trust in the police.
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Aldermen Advance Lightfoot’s Selection of David Brown to Lead Chicago Police
Sep 2, 2025
David Brown Confirmed by Chicago City Council as New Top Cop
The City Council on Wednesday voted 50-0 to appoint former Dallas Police Chief David Brown to lead the Chicago Police Department.
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David Brown Confirmed by Chicago City Council as New Top Cop
Sep 2, 2025
Federal Judge Throws Out Jussie Smollett’s Malicious Prosecution Suit
A federal judge has dismissed a countersuit filed by former “Empire” star Jussie Smollett, who claimed he was maliciously prosecuted for the alleged hoax attack Chicago police say he orchestrated on himself last year.
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Federal Judge Throws Out Jussie Smollett’s Malicious Prosecution Suit
Sep 2, 2025
CTA to Pay $3 Million to Man Whose Leg Was Amputated After Bus Crash
The Chicago Transit Authority will pay a $3 million settlement to a man whose left leg was amputated above the knee after he was struck by a CTA bus near the intersection of Madison Street and Pulaski Road in 2018.
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CTA to Pay $3 Million to Man Whose Leg Was Amputated After Bus Crash
Sep 2, 2025
Federal Judge to Hear Testimony on Use of Social Distancing in Cook County Jail
A federal judge will decide whether social distancing and other preventive measures ordered at the Cook County Jail are being properly instituted following calls from criminal justice advocates for additional precautions.
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Federal Judge to Hear Testimony on Use of Social Distancing in Cook County Jail
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