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(The Center Square) – Several Chicago aldermen are moving to keep gunshot-detection technology in place.

The weight of the mans fish was 19.5 pounds — more than 4 pounds greater than any other competitor. The tournaments top prize was $1,300, police said.

Campus protesters arraigned Seven demonstrators protesting the war in Gaza on the campus of Illinois State University made court appearances. All seven pleaded not guilty to a count of criminal trespass to state land an...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and the City Council disagree on who can end the use of ShotSpotter technology, a tool CPD uses for gunshots.

The episode, which the mayor denies, is yet another example of the scattershot, unnecessarily ham-fisted way the Johnson administration has done business.

Good morning, Chicago. Here are the top stories you need to know to start your day.

David Moore of St. John's, Indiana, faces multiple charges in the alleged cheating case in a Cal Sag Bass Anglers event on May 11.

Illinois Conservation Police have cited an Indiana man for allegedly cheating in a bass fishing tournament in Chicago.

David Moore, of St. John, is facing multiple misdemeanor charges in Cook County after police allegedly caught him cheating in a Calumet River bass fishing tournament.

The controversy over what could become the state's largest cattle operation is still ongoing. The Browning Cattle Company in Clay County was feeding as many as