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Sep 2, 2025
COPA Releases Video of Police-Involved Shooting at Grand Red Line Stop
Body camera footage and other videos released Tuesday show the moments leading up to and immediately following the nonfatal shooting of Ariel Roman on Feb. 28.
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COPA Releases Video of Police-Involved Shooting at Grand Red Line Stop
Sep 2, 2025
Cook County Jail’s Response to COVID-19 Could Spur Far-Reaching Bail Reform
A look at what’s being done at Cook County Jail to keep people safe and the pandemic’s impact on the criminal justice system. Cook County Public Defender Amy Campanelli and State’s Attorney Kim Foxx join us.
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Cook County Jail’s Response to COVID-19 Could Spur Far-Reaching Bail Reform
Sep 2, 2025
‘Supply Chain Issues’ Threaten Cook County Sheriff’s Electronic Monitoring Program
The number of detainees within the Cook County Jail is reaching historic lows during the COVID-19 pandemic. But as that number drops, the number of those being held on electronic monitoring devices has steadily risen.
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‘Supply Chain Issues’ Threaten Cook County Sheriff’s Electronic Monitoring Program
Sep 2, 2025
Mask Stolen From Lion Statue Outside Chicago’s Art Institute
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, a mask adorning one of the iconic lion statues near the Michigan Avenue entrance to the Art Institute disappeared about 24 hours after it was applied.
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Mask Stolen From Lion Statue Outside Chicago’s Art Institute
Sep 2, 2025
Judge: Stay-at-Home Order Doesn’t Violate Religious Rights
The ruling came hours after the pastor behind a lawsuit targeting Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s executive order led dozens of worshipers through a Sunday morning service at The Beloved Church in Lena.
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Judge: Stay-at-Home Order Doesn’t Violate Religious Rights
Sep 2, 2025
Illinois Attorney General Sues Hilco Over Botched Smokestack Demolition
The plume of dust that coated homes in Little Village after the demolition of a smokestack included mercury, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and other pollutants, according to a lawsuit filed by Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul.
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Illinois Attorney General Sues Hilco Over Botched Smokestack Demolition
Sep 2, 2025
‘We Reached That Limit’: Cook County Sheriff Out of Electronic Monitoring Equipment
Sheriff Tom Dart informed Cook County court and elected officials in a letter Thursday that his office has “no additional equipment to assign” after the electronic monitoring program saw a 30% surge in recent months.
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‘We Reached That Limit’: Cook County Sheriff Out of Electronic Monitoring Equipment
Sep 2, 2025
Chicago Police Union Elects John Catanzara as New President
The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7 announced Friday night that John Catanzara had won a runoff election with 55% of the vote – earning 4,708 votes to incumbent Kevin Graham’s 3,872.
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Chicago Police Union Elects John Catanzara as New President
Sep 2, 2025
New Police Union President Catanzara Praised by Trump After Appearing on ‘Fox & Friends’
Chicago’s new and outspoken police union President John Catanzara said Sunday there’s been mixed reaction to his election, but he’s coming into the job with backing at the highest level: the White House.
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New Police Union President Catanzara Praised by Trump After Appearing on ‘Fox & Friends’
Sep 2, 2025
Man Who Allegedly Used False Identity to Escape Cook County Jail Caught
Jahquez Scott, 21, was found in a home on the city’s West Side on Saturday, days after the FBI announced a $2,000 reward for information leading to his capture.
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Man Who Allegedly Used False Identity to Escape Cook County Jail Caught
Sep 2, 2025
Chicago Man Charged With Sexual Assault of Stepdaughter While Mom Worked in COVID-19 Unit
A 71-year-old man is being held on $1 million bond after he was charged with the criminal sexual assault of his teenage stepdaughter in a home they shared with the girl’s mother, who was working in a COVID-19 clinic.
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Chicago Man Charged With Sexual Assault of Stepdaughter While Mom Worked in COVID-19 Unit
Sep 2, 2025
Sheriff Tom Dart Appeals Injunction Outlining COVID-19 Remedies at Cook County Jail
The Cook County sheriff is challenging a federal court order that outlines how his office must combat COVID-19 at the Cook County Jail, and called ongoing efforts by activists to get more detainees out of the jail a “waste of resources.”
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Sheriff Tom Dart Appeals Injunction Outlining COVID-19 Remedies at Cook County Jail
Sep 2, 2025
Chicago Police Union’s New President Defends Record, Sets Sights on Contract
John Catanzara says he’s “not too concerned” with the opinions of his critics, and he’s hopeful that he’ll be able to secure what the Chicago police union has lacked for nearly three years: a contract with the city.
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Chicago Police Union’s New President Defends Record, Sets Sights on Contract
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