Chicago Inspector General

The Independent Police Review Authority investigator was fired, the inspector general said.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano, a former policeman, said the audit will be used to demonize police.

Police sometimes allowed to approve own overtime; city missing two years' worth of OT documentation.

Less than half of Chicago eateries were inspected as required in 2015, according to an audit.

No allegations of wrongdoing by employees were contained in the inspector general's report.

Thirteen city employees were disciplined for giving friends free parking for Bulls and Hawks games.

The investigation led to the termination of several high-ranking water department officials.

The inspector also gave preferential treatment to two private contractors, the inspector general found.

The inspector general's office reviewed 300,000 emails during the probe.

Inspector General Joseph Ferguson has vowed to play an active role in the effort to reform the police.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel asked Water Department Commissioner Barrett Murphy to step down Friday.

City Inspector General Joseph Ferguson released the data for the first time.

The city does not adequately fund infrastructure repair, Inspector General Joseph Ferguson found. 

A new report from the city's Inspector General's office shows police staffing by district.

The employee also called the hearing officer deciding whether he should be fired “Judgey Wudgey.”