In The Wake Of Adam Toledo's Death, New Calls For CPD To Develop Better, Stricter Foot Chase Policies
"The fact that Chicago doesn't have one is a real problem."
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"The fact that Chicago doesn't have one is a real problem."
The City Council has been meeting via Zoom since last spring due to the pandemic, but Mayor Lori Lightfoot's office announced Friday afternoon that in-person meetings would resume with their next meeting on Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Hole's mother contacted the FBI in March, 2020 " to report he might try to commit 'suicide by cop,' " the FBI said in a statment.
Officials with the coroner's office began the process of identifying victims Friday afternoon, a process they said would take several hours.
With vaccinations accelerating and stimulus checks mostly distributed, a growing number of people are venturing out and spending more money.
Officials will open a new city-run vaccination clinic at Loretto Hospital on the West Side next week, more than a month after the city cut off its vaccine supply amid a scandal that saw the hospital provide shots to ineligible but well-connected people.
At least 8 people were fatally shot at a FedEx Facility in Indianapolis.
The city of Aurora plans to continue communitywide monthly pop-up pantries through the summer.
The U.S. Postal Service is now accepting applications for positions of Tractor Trailer Operators (TTO.) It pays $23.74 per hour.
Boeing in a statement extended sympathy to the loved ones of crash victims and said it would be inappropriate to comment further while it's helping in the crash investigation.
Akron, along with many other adorable dogs and cats, will be available for adoption during PAWS Chicago "Don't Forget Me" adoption event.
Two people are in critical condition after a fire in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
The city's program to vaccinate homebound seniors will switch to the Pfizer vaccine, and appointments will resume on Friday.
"There is no question of what transpired now: a scared thirteen year old child stopped when he was directed to by police, he raised his hands as directed, and he complied," the City Council Latino Caucus said in a statement.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot threw up a potential roadblock in an effort to create a public database of closed Chicago Police Department misconduct files dating as far back as 1994, saying she doesn't support the plan advanced by two key allies on the City Council.
