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Apr 25, 2025
Van Dyke Case: Judge Sets September Trial Date
Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke will stand trial Sept. 5 in the shooting death of teenager Laquan McDonald.
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Van Dyke Case: Judge Sets September Trial Date
Apr 25, 2025
Fatal Shooting Reignites Tension between Chicago Police, Community
Police and protesters clash after a fatal police-involved shooting. How can officers and community members come together?
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Fatal Shooting Reignites Tension between Chicago Police, Community
Apr 25, 2025
Chicago Attorneys Blast ‘Reprehensible’ Suit Targeting Las Vegas Shooting Victims
Lawyers say victims of an October 2017 mass shooting have been “targeted twice” following multiple lawsuits filed this week by Las Vegas-based MGM Resorts International.
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Chicago Attorneys Blast ‘Reprehensible’ Suit Targeting Las Vegas Shooting Victims
Apr 25, 2025
Activist Demands Release of Audio, Video From Augustus Shooting
Seeking “full transparency,” local activist William Calloway files a lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, pushing for the release of all unedited audio and video showing the fatal shooting Saturday of Harith Augustus.
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Activist Demands Release of Audio, Video From Augustus Shooting
Apr 25, 2025
Task Force Aims to Reduce Number of Women in Illinois Prisons
One hundred women – including former inmates, corrections officials, judges and prosecutors – are calling for a 50-percent reduction in the number of women behind bars in Illinois. We speak with Deanne Benos, who is leading the initiative.
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Task Force Aims to Reduce Number of Women in Illinois Prisons
Apr 25, 2025
Protesters Plan to Shut Down Lake Shore Drive, March to Wrigley
On the heels of an anti-violence demonstration that closed down the Dan Ryan Expressway, another group of activists announces plans to shut down a busy roadway on Chicago’s North Side.
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Protesters Plan to Shut Down Lake Shore Drive, March to Wrigley
Apr 25, 2025
Van Dyke Case: Defense Believes Judge Too ‘Prejudiced’ to Decide Trial Venue
Defense attorneys claim the judge handling the high-profile murder case is “prejudiced” against their motion to move the trial outside Cook County and should recuse himself from deciding the matter.
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Van Dyke Case: Defense Believes Judge Too ‘Prejudiced’ to Decide Trial Venue
Apr 25, 2025
Wrongful Death Suit Filed by Family of Man Killed in Chicago Police Shooting
Attorneys representing the family of 24-year-old Maurice Granton Jr. claim the June 6 fatal shooting was unjustified because Granton posed no “imminent threat” to law enforcement.
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Wrongful Death Suit Filed by Family of Man Killed in Chicago Police Shooting
Apr 25, 2025
Van Dyke Case: Trial Venue Won’t Be Decided By New Judge
A new judge won’t be brought on to decide whether the high-profile murder trial of a Chicago police officer will be moved out of Cook County despite a “novel” argument by defense attorneys.
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Van Dyke Case: Trial Venue Won’t Be Decided By New Judge
Apr 25, 2025
Lake Shore Drive March: Activists to Protest Police-Involved Shootings
Protesters are poised to take over Wrigleyville on Thursday. Organizers of the march are here to tell us why.
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Lake Shore Drive March: Activists to Protest Police-Involved Shootings
Apr 25, 2025
Protesters Take to Lake Shore Drive for Rush Hour March to Wrigley
Protesters on the North Side of Chicago shut down all four lanes of Lake Shore Drive during rush hour Thursday to draw attention to gun violence in the city.
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Protesters Take to Lake Shore Drive for Rush Hour March to Wrigley
Apr 25, 2025
Van Dyke Case: Judge Won’t Rule on Venue Change Until Jury Selection Begins
Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke listens to testimony at the Leighton Criminal Court Building on Friday, Aug. 3, 2018, during a hearing on the shooting death of Laquan McDonald. (Antonio Perez / Chicago Tribune / Pool) It remains to be seen where the trial of Chicago police Officer Jason...
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Van Dyke Case: Judge Won’t Rule on Venue Change Until Jury Selection Begins
Apr 25, 2025
Van Dyke Case: Defense Can Present Animated Videos of Shooting at Trial
Attorneys for suspended Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke will be allowed to use computer-generated animations as defense evidence in next month’s murder trial.
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Van Dyke Case: Defense Can Present Animated Videos of Shooting at Trial
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