Jason Van Dyke

Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke, 37, is charged with murdering Laquan McDonald in 2014.

U.S. attorney tells "Chicago Tonight" that probe, launched after the Laquan shooting, is a "deep dive."

Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez addressed the City Club with a breakfast speech.

A petition from local leaders says police might have covered up the shooting death of Laquan McDonald.

A coalition is saying Anita Alvarez has a conflict of interest with the police union.

KONKOL: Intentional destruction, hiding mics and the curious case of Jason Van Dyke's dashcam.

Gov. Bruce Rauner said he'd sign a mayoral recall bill if it reaches his desk.

Police officers call it being "stripped" of arrest powers.

Mayor Emanuel said the aim is to make police encounters "less confrontational and more conversational."

Van Dyke's attorney said the officer wants people to know he is "not a monster."

At least 150 protesters staged their "Black Christmas" march down Michigan Avenue Thursday.

Protest organizers granted that only 5 percent of the signatures were from Chicagoans.

Potential recruits at Saturday's expo said they want to protect people & be "one of the good" officers.

Van Dyke was indicted this week on charges of first-degree murder and official misconduct.

Van Dyke will face six counts of murder and one count of official misconduct, according to the  Tribune.