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 Monday, Apr 30 It has grown steadily over many decades with little public attention. Through countless arrests and street stops, Chicago police officers have compiled a database of street gang members that now totals a staggering 128,000 names — and that doesn't even include juveniles. But now critics in Chicago are joining a nationwide chorus questioning the value and fairness of these massive lists of gang members, saying they are often inaccurate, outdated and racially skewed. |
| Two years ago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced the El Paseo, a rails to trails project like The 606, in Chicago's Little Village and Pilsen neighborhoods. Emanuel even said the bike and pedestrian trail could be ready as early Summer 2016. So what's the deal? |
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| Makayla Gant, 5, suffered a bullet wound to the ankle after an argument between two men Sunday in Albany Park led to gunfire. |
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| A group of Central Americans who journeyed in a caravan to the U.S. border resolved to turn themselves in and ask for asylum. |
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| Two former security guards at Holy Name Cathedral have been charged with burglarizing the historic church and making off with as much as $100,000, authorities said. |
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| University of Chicago Medicine will open its new Level I trauma center, marking the culmination of years of campaigning by community activists for high-level trauma care on the South Side. |
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| Michelle Wolf's speech at the White House correspondents' dinner didn't seem to win over the room of some of Washington's best-known. |
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| This home was built in 2016 and has four bedrooms plus a penthouse duplex and lives like a single-family home. The penthouse features a private roof deck. |
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