Jeff Sessions

The grant announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions revives an anti-gang and gun violence program.

A judge issued a temporary injunction against new federal requirements on undocumented immigrants.

Attorneys for the city blasted the Trump administration's actions, saying their effort was "absurd."

Undocumented Chicago students "have nothing to worry about," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Tuesday.

The president reversed an action taken by former President Barack Obama after the Ferguson riots.

Attorney General Lisa Madigan sued the city Tuesday to ensure a judge would oversee police reform.

The city's attorneys asked a judge to act before a Sept. 5 deadline for a grant application.

City officials Monday asked a judge to block an effort to limit federal grants to sanctuary cities.

City officials plan to ask a judge to block an effort to limit federal grants to sanctuary cities.

Sessions has vowed to limit federal grants to cities that cooperate with federal immigration agents.

At a rally in Ohio, the president called out Mayor Rahm Emanuel: "Better tell that mayor to get tough."

Chicago could lose $10.7 million in law-enforcement grants — not all federal funding as threatened.

Lewis and Andrew Aydin will discuss "March," the best-selling three-part graphic novel they co-wrote.

The temporary order from a San Francisco judge stops Chicago and other cities from losing federal funds.

It's the first time Chicago's seen a big drop in crime since violence surged in 2016.