It took 31 minutes for police to arrive on scene where officer was killed
We have done extensive reporting on the ShotSpotter system — although the company recently changed its name to "SoundThinking."
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We have done extensive reporting on the ShotSpotter system — although the company recently changed its name to "SoundThinking."
Jalil King says for the first time, he learned how to process his emotions, and change his thinking, through this group therapy.
Many families in Cook County have been waiting years for their cases to finally get to trial – and for months, we've been asking why.
A member of the U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking is speaking out about the treatment of foster children.
The focus is cognitive behavioral theory, which involves an emphasis on pausing between thinking and acting.
"I never thought in my wildest imaginings that would still be trying to resolve this water bill in 2023," said Russell Johnson Cochran.
Numerous people whose stories we've reported over the past four years have been getting hosed by bogus bills - often rising into the tens of thousands of dollars.
The Chicago Police and Fire departments called to the property at least 300 times last year.
"Not every incident needs someone arrested, and not every incident needs somebody ticketed; but somehow, someway, the police were called. So we're here to help," Sgt. Jim Yanecek said.
A scam victim created a spoof social media post, and wore a wire to gather evidence to help prosecutors convict con man Rick Dugo.
How did a vacant property that passed a thorough inspection process in order for the sale to close rack up another $1,100 in water usage?
The teenage girl already had a history of being trafficked for sex – and DCFS placed her in a home with someone now accused of forcing her into prostitution.
Last month, he was convicted in the first of four trials that involved four victims who were scammed out of nearly $1 million. Instead of facing three more trials, he took a plea deal.
Chicago Police training tactics are coming under fire – with a community monitoring group saying the tactics are fundamentally flawed and continue to foster a culture of misconduct.
Residents said alerts about problems such as a broken sprinkler head, a running toilet, and even a massive pipe burst have saved them thousands.
