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Officer Cynthia Donald claims Johnson subjected her to "unwanted and uninvited sexual advances, abuse, harassment, and a hostile work environment" for more than three years.
Preckwinkle's spending plan for next year relies on a mix of staffing reductions, increased revenue from existing tax streams, and drawing down on reserve funds.
This has been a year of protests and unrest, recalling a similar time more than half a century ago in Chicago.
Barron Trump tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month, first lady Melania Trump announced in a a personal essay posted on the White House website.
There has been a lot of back-and-forth about court packing. What does that term really mean?
The U.S. Supreme Court is deciding whether drivers can get their cars back from the city auto pound after they file for bankruptcy.
Thousands of Cook County voters are going online to check their voter registration status, only to get an unsettling message – the system can't verify their registration.
The City Council Ethics Committee on Tuesday balked at Mayor Lori Lightfoot's proposal to partially roll back the city's ban on "cross-lobbying," which aldermen unanimously approved in February.
It's a big week for voting in Chicago, as dozens of early voting sites open up across the city on Wednesday.
The order mandates the wearing of masks starting for anyone aged 5 and up in all enclosed spaces except at home through Nov. 21.
When former Illinois Secretary of State Paul Powell died in 1970, Adlai Stevenson III, who was three weeks from being elected to the U.S. Senate, told a reporter: "His shoeboxes will be hard to fill." Only Powell could say how.
Should the Senate confirm Barrett, who once clerked for Justice Antonin Scalia, she could provide the extra vote Justice Clarence Thomas has been advocating for to take up Second Amendment cases.
President Donald Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court has expressed unease with some landmark rulings, including ones that established a right to abortion, and has suggested in her academic writing that she may be willing to reconsider those decisions.
Hopeless, anxious, trapped – that is how a teenager described being locked in a psychiatric hospital for months longer than medically necessary.
If the ruling survives an appeal, absentee ballots in Wisconsin will have to arrive at election clerks' offices by 8 p.m. on Nov. 3 if they are to be counted.
