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Sep 3, 2025
‘Strategic’ Well-Orchestrated Heists Seen Amid Protest Chaos
Caravans of burglars have capitalized on chaos, communicating with each other via messaging apps during heists and using both the protests over the death of George Floyd and other tactics to throw police off their trail. 
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‘Strategic’ Well-Orchestrated Heists Seen Amid Protest Chaos
Sep 3, 2025
Mayor Denounces Vigilantism as Reports of Racial Tension, Harassment Resurface
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she supports neighbors being vigilant but that she won’t tolerate people taking up arms. “We’ve seen that end with tragic results across the country,” she said.
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Mayor Denounces Vigilantism as Reports of Racial Tension, Harassment Resurface
Sep 3, 2025
‘What Are We Going To Have Left In Our Community?’ Aldermen React with Panic, Sorrow to Unrest
As unrest swept the city Sunday, aldermen pleaded with Mayor Lori Lightfoot to help them protect their communities from roving bands of criminals clashing with police and looting businesses.
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‘What Are We Going To Have Left In Our Community?’ Aldermen React with Panic, Sorrow to Unrest
Sep 3, 2025
Police Board President: Officers Struck Me 5 Times With Their Batons During Protest
Chicago officers struck Chicago Police Board President Ghian Foreman five times on his legs with their batons during a protest on Sunday in Hyde Park that turned violent, Foreman told WTTW News.
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Police Board President: Officers Struck Me 5 Times With Their Batons During Protest
Sep 3, 2025
Prosecutors Seek Right Mix of Charges in George Floyd Case
As damning as video evidence in the George Floyd case appears to be, prosecutors know they must bring the right charges underpinned by sound legal logic if they hope to convict a Minnesota officer in Floyd’s May 25 death.
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Prosecutors Seek Right Mix of Charges in George Floyd Case
Sep 3, 2025
George Floyd Protests: 1,258 Arrested, 130 Police Officers Injured in Chicago
As peaceful protests entered their ninth day in Chicago, the police department announced it had arrested 1,258 people in three days during the unrest that swept the city after the death of George Floyd.
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George Floyd Protests: 1,258 Arrested, 130 Police Officers Injured in Chicago
Sep 3, 2025
Photos and Video: Death of George Floyd Draws Thousands to Chicago’s Union Park for Rally, March
Tens of thousands gathered in Chicago’s Union and Seward parks Saturday to protest the death of George Floyd while in police custody in Minneapolis. Here are sights and sounds from the day.
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Photos and Video: Death of George Floyd Draws Thousands to Chicago’s Union Park for Rally, March
Sep 3, 2025
When Protesters Cry ‘Defund The Police,’ What Does it Mean?
Protesters are pushing to “defund the police” over the death of George Floyd and other black Americans killed by law enforcement. Their chant has become a rallying cry — and a stick for President Donald Trump to use on Democrats.
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When Protesters Cry ‘Defund The Police,’ What Does it Mean?
Sep 3, 2025
Police: Total Crime Down in May, but Homicides, Shootings on the Rise in 2020
The Chicago Police Department’s latest crime figures show a 20% reduction in overall crime in May 2020 compared to last year. But year-to-date totals show an increase in shootings (30%) and homicides (25%) compared with the same time frame last year.
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Police: Total Crime Down in May, but Homicides, Shootings on the Rise in 2020
Sep 3, 2025
Cook County Sheriff Resumes In-Person Visits For Jail Detainees
As the number of COVID-19 cases decline at the Cook County Jail, Sheriff Tom Dart announced Monday he would resume allowing in-person family visits for detainees for the first time in months.
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Cook County Sheriff Resumes In-Person Visits For Jail Detainees
Sep 3, 2025
Chicago’s History of Police-Community Relations is Complex, Painful
When it comes to the relationship between Chicago’s residents of color and the police and political leaders who are supposed to serve them, the city has a long, complex and deeply painful history.
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Chicago’s History of Police-Community Relations is Complex, Painful
Sep 3, 2025
Having ‘The Talk’: How Families Prepare Black Children for Police Interactions
Just about every teenager gets safe-driving tips from their parents when they get their first driver’s license. But for black teens, the freedom and independence that comes with driving necessitates an added conversation.
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Having ‘The Talk’: How Families Prepare Black Children for Police Interactions
Sep 3, 2025
Rethinking Policing: Can New Approaches Repair Police-Community Relations?
Negative police interactions can have a lasting impact on individuals and entire communities. We speak with two activists and a mental health worker about the changes they believe would improve police-community relations.
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Rethinking Policing: Can New Approaches Repair Police-Community Relations?
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