Laquan McDonald Case

Mayor vows reform in police misconduct investigations.

Mayor cites deaths of Tyshawn Lee, 9, and Endia Martin, 14, in claim "we have normalized gun violence."

Is mayor's new police accountability task force a repeat of 2014 study on police discipline?

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

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said the sweeping probe will also look at racial disparities.

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

In an op-ed column, Mayor Rahm Emanuel defends the city's handling of the Laquan McDonald case.

Multiple officers said they saw McDonald "wave the knife" and "advance on officers."

Two stories Kristin Barnette McCarthy posted on Facebook give some insight.

"I think people have a right to question why it was so quick," State's Attorney Anita Alvarez said.

Once for every time the teenager was shot. 

Rahm must lift veil of secrecy protecting police with a history of misconduct and lying to cover it up.

The teen has become a face of the Chicago protests over Laquan McDonald's slaying.

This interactive looks at what aldermen said about the video, police reform and Garry McCarthy's firing.

"I think that we should have done more," Ald. Harry Osterman (48th) said of the case.