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Apr 24, 2025
COPA Releases Footage of Pinned Officer Shooting Teen Driver
Oversight officials released several clips showing the shooting death of teen Juan Flores after he pinned an officer between his SUV and a squad car in September.
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COPA Releases Footage of Pinned Officer Shooting Teen Driver
Apr 24, 2025
FBI: Hate Crimes on Rise for Second Straight Year
The number of hate crimes recorded across the country rose nearly 5 percent last year, according to new data from the FBI. In Chicago, the number of recorded incidents rose 34 percent over 2015.
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FBI: Hate Crimes on Rise for Second Straight Year
Apr 24, 2025
Cook County Settles Suit With Injured Detainee for $4.5M
Michael Borys was in jail for less than a day when he had a seizure and fell from his bunk, resulting in vision loss and multiple brain surgeries. Three years later, Cook County has agreed to settle a federal lawsuit 
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Cook County Settles Suit With Injured Detainee for $4.5M
Apr 24, 2025
Chicago Tops 600 Homicides for Second Year in a Row
Shooting deaths are down across Chicago in 2017 after last year’s unexpected spike, but this week the city homicide totals crossed another grim milestone.
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Chicago Tops 600 Homicides for Second Year in a Row
Apr 24, 2025
15 Men Cleared in First-Ever Mass Exoneration in Cook County
“It’s a brand new beginning for me,” said Leonard Gipson, one of 15 men who had drug convictions vacated by a judge Thursday. The convictions stemmed from arrests made more than a decade ago by disgraced former Chicago Police Sgt. Ronald Watts.
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15 Men Cleared in First-Ever Mass Exoneration in Cook County
Apr 24, 2025
City, State’s Attorney Join Forces to Steer Uber Into Court
Local government is going after a major ride-sharing company for not only failing to protect customer and driver data during a massive 2016 data breach—but also for failing to disclose it, as required by law.
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City, State’s Attorney Join Forces to Steer Uber Into Court
Apr 24, 2025
Police: Robbers Using Ruse to Get Residents Out of Their Homes
Chicago police say robbers on the city’s Northwest Side are deceptively warning residents of urgent situations such as gas or water leaks in order to gain entry and steal valuables.
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Police: Robbers Using Ruse to Get Residents Out of Their Homes
Apr 24, 2025
LaSalle County Doctor Admits Trading Opioids for Sex, Takes Plea Deal
From 2011 to 2013, a LaSalle County physician prescribed hundreds of thousands of milligrams of controlled substances to a trio of opioid-dependent patients in exchange for sex, according to a plea agreement.
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LaSalle County Doctor Admits Trading Opioids for Sex, Takes Plea Deal
Apr 24, 2025
Van Dyke Attorneys Want Reporter to Reveal Sources
Should Jamie Kalven, the reporter who broke the story of the Laquan McDonald shooting, be forced, under oath, to reveal his sources? 
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Van Dyke Attorneys Want Reporter to Reveal Sources
Apr 24, 2025
Chicago Police: Body-Camera Rollout Completed a Full Year Early
More than 7,000 sworn officers and personnel in the Chicago Police Department are now outfitted with body-worn cameras, a goal the city says it met more than a year early.
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Chicago Police: Body-Camera Rollout Completed a Full Year Early
Apr 24, 2025
Reporter in Laquan McDonald Case Won’t be Forced to Testify
Jamie Kalven, the Chicago journalist who broke the story of Laquan McDonald’s shooting death, will not be compelled to turn over his sources or testify in open court, a judge has ruled. “To have it resolved, and definitive resolved, was a big relief,” Kalven said.
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Reporter in Laquan McDonald Case Won’t be Forced to Testify
Apr 24, 2025
Veteran Journalist Robert Jordan on ‘Murder in the News’
The longtime Chicago journalist talks about his new book “Murder in the News: An Inside Look at How Television Covers Crime.”
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Veteran Journalist Robert Jordan on ‘Murder in the News’
Apr 24, 2025
From Relapse to Purpose: Program Provides More than Jobs
Starting Thursday, Cook County probation officers will have a new place to refer some of the 20,000 people on probation. For many of them, finding work is critical to staying out of trouble with the law.
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From Relapse to Purpose: Program Provides More than Jobs
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