Ronald Johnson

Though unsurprising, the federal findings on Chicago police misconduct are still emboldening activists.

Johnson was shot and killed by a Chicago Police officer in October 2014 in a controversial case.

"For every Laquan McDonald or Rekia Boyd, there are 10 more heartbreaking stories."

Activists hope to rename part of Washington Park in honor of Ronald Johnson, killed by police in 2014.

A group of more than 100 activists rallied and marched through Bronzeville to protest police violence.

The Laquan McDonald shooting controversy marked the start of Alvarez's most recent and serious troubles.

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

Johnson was shot after police said he pointed a gun at them. His family said he was unarmed.

The Chicago police "had no right to shoot Ronald Johnson in the back," the family's attorney said.

Dorothy Holmes and her attorney held a news conference Tuesday calling for the release of the video. 

Although residents say they complained about "creepy" lot, it wasn't cleaned until Ald. Sawyer called.