Family Sues Carol Stream Police for Alleged Wrongful Death of Isaac Goodlow III in Federal Lawsuit
The family of Isaac Goodlow III, fatally shot by Carol Stream police, filed a lawsuit claiming wrongful death when he was allegedly shot in his sleep during a response to a domestic dispute.
Former Chicago Cop Carlos Yanez Jr. Testifies Against Alleged Shooter in Trial Over Partner's Death
Former Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. testified about his severe injuries from a 2021 shooting, which killed his partner Officer Ella French. Defendant Emonte Morgan faces first-degree murder among other charges.
Chicago Rattled by Antisemitic Flyers, Community Leaders and Authorities Respond to Hate Surge
Antisemitic flyers linked to the Goyim Defense League were found in Chicago's Bucktown and Lincoln Park, leaving residents uneasy and prompting investigations. Authorities and local leaders are calling for unity against hate.
Chicago Shelters Facing Essential Goods Crisis, Migrant Families Reuse Diapers Amid Shortages
Migrants in Chicago shelters face critical shortages of essentials, like diapers, prompting concern about the living conditions and lack of supplies. City officials cite supply shortages as the cause.
Chicago Sheriff Dart Launches Campaign to Raise Awareness of Illinois 'Red Flag' Law for Preventing Gun Violence
Sheriff Dart of Cook County launches public awareness campaign on Illinois' Red Flag law, to educate about Firearm Restraining Orders and encourage their use to prevent gun violence.
Chicago Mayor Launches Skilled Trades Career Fair to Forge Student Pathways to Lucrative Jobs
Mayor Brandon Johnson supports a career fair in Chicago introducing over 3,000 students to skilled trades, featuring city agencies and employers, with the goal of job readiness and potential employment opportunities.












