Police Release Video Of Shooting That Injured Chicago Firefighter's 12-Year-Old Son; Neighbor Says, 'It's Time For This To Stop'
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A woman has been arrested and charged after authorities said she posted Facebook Live videos of herself looting two stores a week ago Monday morning.
Chicago police have arrested a man they say repeatedly struck an officer in the head during violence downtown Saturday.
There was fallout and finger-pointing Sunday, a day after another clash between Chicago Police officers and demonstrators in downtown Chicago.
Police on Sunday released surveillance images of people wanted in incidents of looting that happened a week ago, specifically at stores in the Clybourn Corridor and the Gold Coast.
Sunday morning the Chicago Police Department tweeted a video they say shows the moment that sparked violence between protesters and police Saturday evening.
A total of 24 people were arrested Saturday night as another protest led to violent clashes between demonstrators and police downtown.
Chicago police are adding body cameras to their response plan for this weekend's protests.
The deadline for Chicago schools to decide whether to keep Chicago police patrolling their campuses has now passed, but not before one more school votes to remove its school resource officers.
It's illegal on both state and federal levels to shut down an expressway, but Saturday there is a planned protest to do just that on the Dan Ryan at noon.
The five-point plan includes new task forces and deployment strategies as well as strengthened legal action to address looting.
Police body camera video could have shown exactly what happened during a police-involved shooting this past Sunday in Englewood.
Just hours after a man bought a Jeep, he lost it in a brazen carjacking in the early morning hours Thursday.
Lincoln Park High School on Thursday became the latest to vote against police officers remaining in the building.
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown on Thursday evening warned anyone who might try to loot or cause unrest this weekend will not get away with it.
Police on Thursday released new video as they are trying to track down looters from this week's mayhem on the Magnificent Mile.
Illinois state Rep. LaShawn K. Ford (D-Chicago) issued a call this week to make the position of Chicago Police superintendent an elected office.
Chicago Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara issued a letter to U.S. Attorney John R. Lausch Jr. Wednesday, calling for federal prosecutions for people arrested in looting during civil unrest.
Chicago police are rolling out new methods to try to make arrests following looting and unrest early Monday morning.
Police said they found guns and burglary tools after pulling over a box truck for an improper lane change in River North Monday night.
Police on Tuesday announced they have established a looting task force to gather information in the wake of widespread looting downtown, on the Magnificent Mile, and elsewhere in the early morning hours Monday.
Some of the people arrested for looting downtown early Monday morning were still in custody Monday night, and a vocal group was trying to get them out.
The Chicago Police Department on Monday announced a path forward to fulfill a federal consent decree that took effect last year.
The Local School Council at Lane Tech College Prep on Monday voted to remove school resource officers from its building.
Dozens of stores, banks and other businesses were broken into across downtown Chicago overnight.
