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Apr 24, 2025
Is Chicago Really the ‘False Confession Capital’?
According to data from the National Registry of Exonerations, Illinois has a false confession rate more than three times higher than the national average. Is there “a culture in Chicago of solving cases by confession?”
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Is Chicago Really the ‘False Confession Capital’?
Apr 24, 2025
FBI: Violent Crime Rates Rise Again, Due in Part to Chicago Homicides
The number of homicides in the U.S. increased about 8 percent between 2015 and 2016, new data from the FBI shows. Chicago was responsible for more than 20 percent of the jump.
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FBI: Violent Crime Rates Rise Again, Due in Part to Chicago Homicides
Apr 24, 2025
Criminologist: Suspects in Stabbing Case Don’t Match Typical Profile
“Everything is unusual about this case until we hear more,” a Loyola University Chicago criminal justice professor said regarding Wyndham Lathem and Andrew Warren – two former university employees accused in the stabbing death of a Chicago hairstylist.
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Criminologist: Suspects in Stabbing Case Don’t Match Typical Profile
Apr 24, 2025
Ex-Northwestern, Oxford Employees Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Fatal Stabbing
Two former university employees charged in the brutal stabbing death of a Chicago hairstylist earlier this summer have pleaded not guilty to a half-dozen murder charges levied against them.
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Ex-Northwestern, Oxford Employees Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Fatal Stabbing
Apr 24, 2025
What Leads to False Confessions? ‘Making a Murderer’ Attorneys Weigh In
Attorneys for Brendan Dassey discuss interrogation techniques and environmental factors that can leave a suspect feeling like they have no choice but to confess – even if they’re innocent.
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What Leads to False Confessions? ‘Making a Murderer’ Attorneys Weigh In
Apr 24, 2025
Prosecutors Could Seek Death Penalty for U. of I. Kidnapping Suspect
A new charge against 28-year-old suspect Brendt Christensen opens up the possibility of the death penalty for the Champaign man charged in the disappearance and murder of a Chinese student.
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Prosecutors Could Seek Death Penalty for U. of I. Kidnapping Suspect
Apr 24, 2025
Writing Memoirs at Cook County Jail Helps Detainees Earn New Label
In one of Cook County Jail’s maximum security units, some detainees are given access to pens for the towering task of writing their memoirs. How these men are earning a new label: authors.
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Writing Memoirs at Cook County Jail Helps Detainees Earn New Label
Apr 24, 2025
Illinois Congressmen Call for Gun Reform at ‘Reject the NRA’ Rally
Local progressives and elected officials say the time is now to talk gun reform following the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Illinois Congressmen Call for Gun Reform at ‘Reject the NRA’ Rally
Apr 24, 2025
CPD: Man Who Pushed Stranger onto CTA Tracks Faces Attempted Murder Charge
Chicago Police have arrested a man they say pushed a stranger onto the tracks at the Washington Blue Line station in early August.
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CPD: Man Who Pushed Stranger onto CTA Tracks Faces Attempted Murder Charge
Apr 24, 2025
Attorneys: IDOC Inmate Psychiatric Care in ‘State of Emergency’
Thousands of Illinois inmates are asking a federal judge to take action and help resolve a “human rights disaster” they say is taking place inside state prisons.
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Attorneys: IDOC Inmate Psychiatric Care in ‘State of Emergency’
Apr 24, 2025
Chicago Police Ramping Up Rollout of Largest Body Camera Program in US
By the end of this year, the Chicago Police Department believes it will have the nation’s largest collection of officer-worn body cameras in use.
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Chicago Police Ramping Up Rollout of Largest Body Camera Program in US
Apr 24, 2025
CPD Seeking Robbery Suspect After Victim Regains Ability to Speak
A 70-year-old man was found unresponsive at a CTA Red Line station and was unable to tell police what had happened for more than two months.
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CPD Seeking Robbery Suspect After Victim Regains Ability to Speak
Apr 24, 2025
Study: Despite More Coverage, Mass Killings Not Occurring More Often
While public awareness of mass killings is undoubtedly higher, U of I researchers say the frequency with which they occur is steady – and it’s remained that way over the last decade.
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Study: Despite More Coverage, Mass Killings Not Occurring More Often
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