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Sep 9, 2025
CPD’s Looting Task Force Leads to 74 Arrests, Hundreds of Tips Since Launch
Chicago police Superintendent David Brown said he has consistently asked for longer sentences for the “looters, thieves and vandals” who have been arrested after breaking into businesses across Chicago in recent months.
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CPD’s Looting Task Force Leads to 74 Arrests, Hundreds of Tips Since Launch
Sep 9, 2025
Condition of Horse Ridden on Dan Ryan by ‘Dreadhead Cowboy’ Said to be Improving
Adam Hollingsworth, the man known as the “Dreadhead Cowboy,” has not yet entered a plea on a felony animal abuse charge, but the condition of the horse he rode for more than 7 miles during rush hour is reportedly improving.
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Condition of Horse Ridden on Dan Ryan by ‘Dreadhead Cowboy’ Said to be Improving
Sep 9, 2025
Lightfoot at Odds with Allies Over Push to Create Elected Board to Oversee CPD
Two of Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s closest allies say they are frustrated and disappointed that she has apparently dropped her support for long-stalled efforts to put an elected board of Chicago residents in charge of the Chicago Police Department.
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Lightfoot at Odds with Allies Over Push to Create Elected Board to Oversee CPD
Sep 9, 2025
Anti-Violence Groups Respond to Lightfoot’s New Safety Plan
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is unveiling a new plan to curb the city’s violence epidemic. But does it go far enough? 
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Anti-Violence Groups Respond to Lightfoot’s New Safety Plan
Sep 9, 2025
Cook County Circuit Court Judge Candidates Ranked by 3 Bar Associations
To help navigate the options, three local bar associations have screened and ranked each candidate. Here are their recommendations. 
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Cook County Circuit Court Judge Candidates Ranked by 3 Bar Associations
Sep 9, 2025
Chicago Sees Deadliest September Since Early 1990s With 81 Homicides
Last month, Chicago recorded its deadliest September in more than 25 years as the city approaches 600 homicides in 2020 with a quarter of the year still left to go.
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Chicago Sees Deadliest September Since Early 1990s With 81 Homicides
Sep 9, 2025
No Criminal Charges To Be Filed Against Suburban Police Officer in Killing of Jemel Roberson
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said her office concluded that the “totality of the evidence is insufficient” to support criminal charges against Midlothian police Officer Ian Covey for the fatal 2018 shooting of Jemel Roberson, a Black security guard.
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No Criminal Charges To Be Filed Against Suburban Police Officer in Killing of Jemel Roberson
Sep 9, 2025
In Rare Move, Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Proceedings Released
The grand jury in Breonna Taylor’s case brought no criminal charges against the officers for her killing, angering many in Louisville and around the country and setting off renewed protests.
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In Rare Move, Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Proceedings Released
Sep 9, 2025
Preying on the Vulnerable: Half of Trafficked Women and Girls Are Immigrants
Human trafficking has increased by as much as 40% during the coronavirus pandemic, according to the anti-trafficking group Polaris. Dr. Izabel Olson talks about how to break the cycle of abuse.
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Preying on the Vulnerable: Half of Trafficked Women and Girls Are Immigrants
Sep 9, 2025
Trump’s Rhetoric Fuels Fear of Election Night Violence
In an op-ed, DePaul University history professor Tom Mockaitis says the president’s failure last week to recognize and condemn violent, far-right groups like the Proud Boys could encourage clashes on Nov. 3.
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Trump’s Rhetoric Fuels Fear of Election Night Violence
Sep 9, 2025
2 Justices Slam Court’s 2015 Decision in Gay Marriage Case
The Supreme Court, already poised to take a significant turn to the right, opened its new term Monday with a jolt from two conservative justices who raised new criticism of the court’s embrace of same-sex marriage.
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2 Justices Slam Court’s 2015 Decision in Gay Marriage Case
Sep 9, 2025
Head of FBI Chicago Office on ‘Critically Important’ Work to Ensure a Fair Election
The COVID-19 pandemic has many Americans rethinking how they’re going to vote this year, with huge numbers applying for mail-in ballots. Emmerson Buie Jr. talks about the FBI’s priorities, and what steps they’re taking in Chicago.
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Head of FBI Chicago Office on ‘Critically Important’ Work to Ensure a Fair Election
Sep 9, 2025
Chicago Woman Facing Several Charges After Alleged Attempt to Run Police Officers Down
Prosecutors say Dawn Moore set out to commit “as much mayhem and damage as she could” when she allegedly used a Jeep to chase down multiple Chicago police officers and squad vehicles during an unrelated traffic stop Wednesday.
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Chicago Woman Facing Several Charges After Alleged Attempt to Run Police Officers Down
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