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The world was blessed with the presence of Jeffery Keith Burton on Aug. 13, 1957.

Chicago took a big step forward Thursday night in the search for the next police superintendent.

Bathurst had initially opened the scoring.

During winter 2021, South Side labor organizer Anthony Driver was excited to be a part of Black Bench Chicago’s first cohort. As the Service Employees International Union Healthcare’s political and legislative coordinator and a former aldermanic candidate for the 20th Ward, he was selected to be part of the program in which a Black leadership pipeline can be developed and knowledge from ...

While the process carries on, the city’s most intractable public safety issue — gun violence — continues to dog city leaders and underscore the importance of the new mayor's choice.

The vast majority of people have followed the rules and should not be punished for the mistakes of a few.

“The community has lost so much trust in the system that not a single person dialed 911,” Anthony Driver said during a forum on community policing hosted by the City Club of Chicago.

A recap of select open meetings at the local, county, and state level.

Anthony Driver Jr. was one of the 9,000 Chicago residents who were robbed last year. But he’s also the president of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability and will help elect the city’s next police superintendent.

Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson’s transition team members “have not tried to influence our process. They have not tried to submit names,” said Anthony Driver, president of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability, which is conducting the search.