Chicago police reviewing "bait trucks" used to lure thieves
An operation to catch thieves in Chicago is facing backlash from community activists, who say it targets poor minorities
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An operation to catch thieves in Chicago is facing backlash from community activists, who say it targets poor minorities
Police attribute much of the violence to repeat offenders who illegally obtain guns and get a "slap on the wrist"
At least 11 of the victims died and many others were hospitalized
Family says video shows Maurice Granton Jr. wasn't armed and didn't pose a threat when he was killed last month
The officer crashed his vehicle on Chicago South Side, a neighborhood with feelings of mistrust toward the city's police department
Police say they quickly released the footage to dispel misinformation that was stoking tensions and protests in the city
Chicago's police superintendent says he quickly released video to maintain calm in the city to avoid a repeat of protests that escalated Saturday night
Police found a handgun and two magazines of bullets at the shooting site and sent them for testing, spokesman says
During a traffic stop, a dog on the narcotics unit sniffed out what turned out to be more than 1,500 pounds of marijuana inside a vehicle.
Cellphone video recorded last Friday shows the boy in front of a patrol car with two officers facing him
Chicago police say they are questioning three people but no arrests have been made
Critics have said the database is too broad, and those included cannot dispute their inclusion
Roberto Almodovar Jr. and Jose Maysonet allege that a now-retired detective beat them into false confessions
Shootings decreased 17 percent since last March, while murders are down 22 percent and citywide crime is down 15 percent this year
Initial word was Paul Bauer was off-duty when he confronted a suspect who shot him during ensuing confrontation
Robert Rialmo has been on desk duty since fatally shooting Quintonio LeGrier and Bettie Jones in 2015
An experimental computer program is trying to prevent crime by predicting it. Chicago hopes it can reduce the city's gun violence and save lives
A plunge in violence in the second half of the year left Chicago with nearly 800 fewer shootings than in 2016
Chicago police have zeroed in on intercepting firearms that are flooding the city, and this week, they had something to show for it
Police department says there were seven homicides over the long weekend compared to 13 during the same weekend last year
The victim had methamphetamine in his system at the time of his death, authorities said
Everyone in Chicago wants an end to its rampant gun violence – the struggle is convincing someone to be first to put their guns away
Officials with Chicago Police Department said city's investment in crime-fighting technology is helping officers
Cherie Hendricks, a veteran Chicago Police Department detective, was arrested for two shoplifting incidents
Joshua Smith, 37, was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder, attempted murder and obstruction in the death of Raymond Myles