The Latest Breaking News from Chicago

As the municipal election unfolds, everyone’s talking about public safety, but is anyone talking to kids? The measure of Chicago’s safety cannot simply be a declining number of shootings or an increasing number of arrests.

For years, Republicans have sought to win over voters by depicting Democratic-led cities as lawless centers of violence that need tough-on-crime policies

CHICAGO — Reported hate crimes skyrocketed in Chicago in 2022, nearly doubling from the year before, police data shows.

Casa Norte and Puerto Rican Cultural Center launch effort this weekend canvassing Northwest and Southwest sides.

The city’s first crisis response teams together have handled fewer than two calls a day. New 911 protocols are expected to lift that number.

St. Nicholas Cathedral School has welcomed dozens of Ukranian refugees to its student body this year.

CHICAGO — While the nine Chicago mayoral candidates pitch plans to address crime and policing, Chicago voters for the first time in city history will be able to vote for representatives on civilian police oversight councils, part of a growing group of reforms following years of protests over law enforcement…

Sneed: At 98 years old, America’s moral compass is in hospice care.

The slides, thought to have been produced between 1922 and 1923 by the Methodist Episcopal Church.

As of the last U.S. Census count, more residents are moving out of Illinois than are coming in. The Chicago Sun-Times spoke with residents and demographers to find out why.

The Chicago Park District has jobs posted for fishing instructors, primarily this summer.