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Sep 5, 2025
Man Charged With 6 Counts of Attempted Murder After Shootout With Chicago Police
The man accused of wounding three Chicago police officers in a shootout outside a Northwest Side police station Thursday morning has been charged with six counts of attempted murder and multiple other felonies.
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Man Charged With 6 Counts of Attempted Murder After Shootout With Chicago Police
Sep 5, 2025
Pritzker Unveils Plan to ‘Transform’ Juvenile Justice in Illinois By Closing Large Facilities
Illinois will close five large juvenile detention centers as part of a plan unveiled Friday by Gov. J.B. Pritzker in an effort to “transform” the current system, which Pritzker called “too punitive and too ineffective.”
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Pritzker Unveils Plan to ‘Transform’ Juvenile Justice in Illinois By Closing Large Facilities
Sep 5, 2025
Amid Surge in Homicides and Shootings, CPD Points to Overall Crime Reduction
According to data released by the Chicago Police Department, the city saw 105 homicides in July — an increase of 138% compared to July 2019. Despite that increase, police say overall crime numbers are trending down.
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Amid Surge in Homicides and Shootings, CPD Points to Overall Crime Reduction
Sep 5, 2025
Chicago Police: Arrest Made in Friday Murder of 9-Year-Old Boy
Chicago police have a suspect in custody in connection with the shooting death of Janari Ricks near the Cabrini Rowhouses on Friday night. Criminal charges are expected to be filed in the coming days.
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Chicago Police: Arrest Made in Friday Murder of 9-Year-Old Boy
Sep 5, 2025
Murder Charge Filed in Slaying of 9-Year-Old Chicago Boy
The man accused of gunning down Janari Ricks last week was “hunting” for a victim, Cook County prosecutors said, after he was seen on surveillance footage peering over fences in the area while “looking for somebody to shoot.”
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Murder Charge Filed in Slaying of 9-Year-Old Chicago Boy
Sep 5, 2025
Chicago Police Name First Americans with Disabilities Act Compliance Officer
The CPD has named Deborah Pascua as its ADA compliance officer. In that role she’ll be tasked with ensuring “meaningful access to CPD programs, services and activities” for individuals with disabilities.
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Chicago Police Name First Americans with Disabilities Act Compliance Officer
Sep 5, 2025
States Race to Pass Policing Reforms After George Floyd’s Death
The death of George Floyd and widespread protests over racial injustice have prompted several states to move at a lightning pace to pass significant policing reform proposals that in some cases have languished for years.
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States Race to Pass Policing Reforms After George Floyd’s Death
Sep 5, 2025
Shots Fired as Crowds Clash With Police in Downtown Chicago
Hundreds of people smashed windows, stole from stores and clashed with police early Monday in Chicago’s Magnificent Mile shopping district and other parts of the city’s downtown.
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Shots Fired as Crowds Clash With Police in Downtown Chicago
Sep 5, 2025
Widespread Looting Triggered By Police Shooting in Englewood: Lightfoot
Caravans of cars headed to the Loop and North Side to loot stores after a police officer shot and wounded a 20-year-old man in Englewood, causing widespread destruction and mayhem, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Monday.
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Widespread Looting Triggered By Police Shooting in Englewood: Lightfoot
Sep 5, 2025
Foxx Pushes Back on Criticism From Lightfoot, Brown After Looting
Decrying “blame games” in the wake of widespread destruction, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx says her office would prosecute people accused of looting — but not those arrested for exercising their First Amendment rights. 
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Foxx Pushes Back on Criticism From Lightfoot, Brown After Looting
Sep 5, 2025
After Night of Looting, Lightfoot Blocks Off Downtown
City officials will “temporarily restrict” access to downtown Chicago beginning at 8 p.m. Monday and ending at 6 a.m. Tuesday, officials said. Mayor Lori Lightfoot has not issued an official city curfew order.
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After Night of Looting, Lightfoot Blocks Off Downtown
Sep 5, 2025
Chicago Aldermen, Activists Reflect on Police Shooting, Unrest
After a police officer shot and wounded a 20-year-old man in Englewood, Chicago police officials say social media posts led to widespread, coordinated looting across the city. We get reaction from local activists and aldermen.
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Chicago Aldermen, Activists Reflect on Police Shooting, Unrest
Sep 5, 2025
Lightfoot: It Was ‘Highly Problematic’ That Officers Who Shot Man in Englewood Did Not Have Body Cameras
“We can't have people out on the street interfacing with the public without body cameras,” Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Tuesday, just days after officers responded to a call about a man with a gun that led to a shooting and touched off unrest across the city.
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Lightfoot: It Was ‘Highly Problematic’ That Officers Who Shot Man in Englewood Did Not Have Body Cameras
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