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Community members and organizers gathered at Beverly Park, 2460 W. 102nd St., with signs related to the Treatment Not Trauma campaign.

Chicago youth protest police involvement in mental health crisis calls

By Amina Sergazina and Valentina Pucarelli
June 16, 2021
Invisible Institute’s database makes police department records accessible to citizens

Invisible Institute’s database makes police department records accessible to citizens

By Isaiah Colbert, Echo Magazine
June 10, 2021
The Chicago Police Department reported that the female student who falsely reported being stabbed March 6 in Grant Park had admitted to making up the story.

Police: Student made up attack

By Alexandra Yetter, Kaci Watt, and Katherine Savage
March 8, 2019
Women who have had a family member killed by a Chicago Police officer speak to a small crowd outside the Leighton Criminal Courthouse on the day Jason Van Dyke was sentenced to 81 months in prison.

Judge Gaughan: ‘One act, one sentence, one crime,’ Van Dyke sentenced

By Molly Walsh, Managing Editor
January 18, 2019
Demonstrators marched through Chicago Oct. 5. to celebrate the verdict in the murder trial of Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke.

“We the jury find the defendant, Jason Van Dyke, guilty”

By Blaise Mesa and Tessa Brubaker
October 8, 2018
City Hall cracks down on cell phone black market

City Hall cracks down on cell phone black market

By Blaise Mesa
September 18, 2017

New CPS curriculum aims to prevent repetition of dark history

By Editorial Board
September 11, 2017
A Dogs Purpose is not being a prop

The world isn’t ready for a transgender thriller

By Managing Editor
January 30, 2017
Joyce Manor

Joyce Manor shows world it’s not the ‘Last You’ve Heard’

By Michelle Lopez
January 30, 2017

CPD should work from the top down to strengthen relationships

By Editorial Board
January 23, 2017
The Department of Justice released a statement at a press conference at the Everett McKinley Dirksen Courthouse, 219 S. Dearborn St., on Jan. 13. The DOJ found the Chicago Police Department at fault for systematically violating the civil rights of Chicago citizens.

Emanuel, Johnson address ‘sobering’ DOJ findings

By Eric Bradach
January 13, 2017
City Council gives green light to COPA

City Council gives green light to COPA

By Metro Reporter
October 10, 2016
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