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Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson’s transition team is moving fast to find a replacement or a leadership team to take over the Chicago Police Department on an interim basis.

Chicago police cannot "quiet quit," however much they disagree with the election of Brandon Johnson. They must do their job. Or leave.

Public safety is Job No. 1, 2 and 3. All other challenges, like inequities in economic development, can be met only in a safe Chicago.

Those being considered to replace departing Interim Supt. Eric Carter — at least until Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson chooses a permanent superintendent — include three former members of CPD’s leadership team.

To mark the second annual National Day of Awareness: Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, a rally will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Friday, May 5, at Berg Park in Farmington. Organized b...

When bad guys walk free and brave cops have to fear for their jobs for doing their jobs, crime tends to go up.

A coalition of pastors marched down Michigan Avenue Saturday night in an effort to show support and responsibility for young Chicagoans following chaotic disturbances one wek ago.

Retired Chicago police lieutenant John Garrido slammed outgoing Mayor Lori Lightfoot for her pivot on violent crime, warning the shift is 'too little too late.'

Comedian Bill Maher questioned why celebrities and Democrat politicians do not address issues like the Black-on-Black crime wave in cities such as Chicago.

One week after violence erupted amid large teen gatherings in downtown Chicago, a coalition of pastors marched in an effort to show support and responsibility for young Chicagoans.