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Bridgeport »

Critics said a new draft policy is a "significant walk back" of restrictions proposed previously.

Englewood »

The federal investigation of the Chicago Police was "not scientific," the attorney general said.

Brighton Park »

"Where does this man go to get his reputation back?" 14th Ward Ald. Ed Burke asked.

Pilsen »

The settlements are set to be finalized Wednesday by the City Council.

Downtown »

Kevin Navarro is expected to take over when Police Supt. Eddie Johnson goes on leave for surgery.

West Englewood »

The settlements will be considered Tuesday by the council Finance Committee.

Pullman »

Shawn Whirl was released in 2015 after serving 25 years in prison.

Downtown »

The city's new lawyer is Edward Siskel, a nephew of the late film critic Gene Siskel.

Archer Heights »

Emanuel consulted Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley at the height of the Laquan McDonald scandal.

Englewood »

The council also agreed to pay $3.8 million to settle claims of discrimination in the fire department.

South Shore »

The city could have been forced to pay "far in excess" of $3 million by a jury, a city attorney said.

Englewood »

A federal judge  ruled  that a city lawyer concealed evidence from the Pinex family's attorneys.

South Shore »

The video shows an officer "on the heels" of a fleeing teen when his partner opened fire, a judge said.

Englewood »

Darius Pinex was shot to death by officers after he was pulled over in 2011 in Englewood.

Englewood »

Nearly 60 two-year-old misconduct complaints have yet to be resolved, officials said.