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'This will not be 1968.' Chicago police prepare for DNC as whole world watches once again. – Press and Guide - Vimarsana News

'This will not be 1968.' Chicago police prepare for DNC as whole world watches once again. – Press and Guide

The landscape has changed and CPD isn't the same police force as it was in 1968. But questions remain as protesters will arrive in Chicago this August for the Democratic National Convention.

New policy would overhaul long-criticized Chicago Police Department traffic stop-and-search tactic - Vimarsana News

New policy would overhaul long-criticized Chicago Police Department traffic stop-and-search tactic

A new policy would overhaul the Chicago Police Department's long-criticized traffic stop and search policy, and would see prosecutors declining cases.

Local advocacy groups call for changes to CPD traffic stops in wake of fatal police shooting of Dexter Reed – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Local advocacy groups call for changes to CPD traffic stops in wake of fatal police shooting of Dexter Reed – NBC Chicago

The shooting, which occurred March 21 in the 3800 block of W. Ferdinand St., left a Chicago police officer wounded and 26-year-old Dexter Reed dead, with more...

What's the true cost of the Chicago Police Department? - Vimarsana News

What's the true cost of the Chicago Police Department?

Mayor Lori Lightfoot's proposed CPD budget is nearly $2 billion -- but hundreds of millions in other police-related costs aren't included there.

Leaders' exits challenge Chicago police reform effort during crucial stretch - Vimarsana News

Leaders' exits challenge Chicago police reform effort during crucial stretch

In recent weeks, the Chicago Police Department’s reform efforts took a one-two punch with the departures of two top officials responsible for implementing changes mandated by a 2019 consent decree