Laquan McDonald

Mayor: "My voice is supposed to be their voice. My voice is supposed to be for those who are powerless."

Our favorite pictures from the protest that took over Downtown on Wednesday. 

Rep. La Shawn Ford is pushing a change that would enable Chicagoans to get rid of their mayor.

The City Council debated a resolution calling for a hearing on the Task Force on Police Accountability.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said insuring the integrity of the investigation only built "suspicions, distrust."

Mayor vows reform in police misconduct investigations.

Only 18 percent of those polled approved of how the embattled mayor is handling his job.

Police Cmdr. Glenn Evans, who denies the charges, is also accused of holding a Taser to the man's groin.

The General Assembly's Black Caucus wants IPRA and State's Attorney Anita Alvarez investigated as well.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said, "New leadership is required," in the face of a federal probe.

Alds. Moore and Ramirez-Rosa want the federal probe to also focus on the Emanual administration.

The Urban League and four aldermen will hold meetings on problems in the Chicago Police Department.

KONKOL: Court records show lawyers got $1.8 million in fees without filing a lawsuit.

Commissioner Boykin said it was "to represent every bullet that went into the body of Laquan McDonald."

Ald. Ameya Pawar said it's in the public interest to settle cases quickly, but also to release videos.