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Sep 5, 2025
Former Neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini on Combating the Rise of Extremism
Since 2017, the number of white nationalist hate groups has increased by 55%, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center. What’s behind the resurgence? We ask a former skinhead.
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Former Neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini on Combating the Rise of Extremism
Sep 5, 2025
Kim Foxx’s Office Creates Online Process to Report Police Misconduct Allegations
The Police Criminal Misconduct Complaint form, launched Tuesday, will allow residents to submit claims of criminal misconduct against law enforcement officers and upload photo and video evidence of any alleged incident.
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Kim Foxx’s Office Creates Online Process to Report Police Misconduct Allegations
Sep 5, 2025
Chicago Man Charged in Fatal Pitchfork Stabbing of Elderly Grandmother
Dujuan Randle, 41, was held without bond Thursday on charges of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder, two days after allegedly carrying out the fatal attack in broad daylight in front of neighbors.
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Chicago Man Charged in Fatal Pitchfork Stabbing of Elderly Grandmother
Sep 5, 2025
Chicago Man Accused of Killing 1, Wounding 2 Who Tried to Stop Looting
“These victims, I’m just going to classify them as good community members who were trying to do the right thing,” Chicago police Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan said of the three men who were shot on May 31.
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Chicago Man Accused of Killing 1, Wounding 2 Who Tried to Stop Looting
Sep 5, 2025
Police: 64 Shot, 11 Killed as Weekend Violence Continues in Chicago
Chicago’s top cop David Brown is again calling for community partnerships and additional investments in South and West Side neighborhoods after yet another violent weekend that saw dozens of people shot.
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Police: 64 Shot, 11 Killed as Weekend Violence Continues in Chicago
Sep 5, 2025
Chicago Police Add Language Access Coordinator to Better Engage Non-English Speakers
To better communicate with residents who have limited English proficiency, the Chicago Police Department has hired Roxana Cortes, a former Chicago Public Schools translation specialist.
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Chicago Police Add Language Access Coordinator to Better Engage Non-English Speakers
Sep 5, 2025
An Exit Interview With Police Department’s First Deputy Superintendent
Anthony Riccio, the Chicago Police Department’s second-in-command, is retiring. The move comes as police departments nationwide are under the microscope — including in Chicago.
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An Exit Interview With Police Department’s First Deputy Superintendent
Sep 5, 2025
CPD Entering ‘Next Generation’ of Policing as 2 Senior Leaders Retire
Chicago’s top cop says his department is heading into the “next generation” of policing as two of its most senior leaders head into retirement and more than a dozen others have been promoted into command staff positions.
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CPD Entering ‘Next Generation’ of Policing as 2 Senior Leaders Retire
Sep 5, 2025
Former Top Cop Was Drunk When Officers Allowed Him to Drive Home: Watchdog
Inspector General Joseph Ferguson released a report Thursday that concluded Former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson lied repeatedly about the incident and what happened afterward.
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Former Top Cop Was Drunk When Officers Allowed Him to Drive Home: Watchdog
Sep 5, 2025
Illinois Woman Faces Up to 60-Year Term in Slaying of Son, 5
The hearing is expected to end on Friday with McHenry County Judge Robert Wilbrandt sentencing 37-year-old JoAnn Cunningham. She has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the beating death of her son, Andrew “AJ” Freund.
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Illinois Woman Faces Up to 60-Year Term in Slaying of Son, 5
Sep 5, 2025
Pay $500K to Settle Case That Sought 48 Years’ Worth of Misconduct Files: City Lawyers
The city of Chicago should pay $500,000 to settle a lawsuit that sought to force the Chicago Police Department to turn over nearly five decades’ worth of secret files detailing allegations of misconduct by officers, city lawyers recommended.
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Pay $500K to Settle Case That Sought 48 Years’ Worth of Misconduct Files: City Lawyers
Sep 5, 2025
Woman Who Killed Her 5-Year-Old Son Gets 35-Year Prison Term
A northern Illinois woman who subjected her young son to years of physical and emotional abuse culminating in his beating death last year was on Friday sentenced to 35 years in prison.
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Woman Who Killed Her 5-Year-Old Son Gets 35-Year Prison Term
Sep 5, 2025
Justice Ginsburg Says Cancer Has Returned, But She Won’t Retire
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said Friday she is receiving chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer, but has no plans to retire from the Supreme Court.
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Justice Ginsburg Says Cancer Has Returned, But She Won’t Retire
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