CHICAGO (WLS) -- A woman died after police said she was found shot on the city's South Side on Sunday morning. The woman was found with a gunshot wound to the chest in the 1800-block of E. 79th Street ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two women were wounded in a shooting on the South Side Friday morning, Chicago police said. The shooting took place at about 4:45 a.m. 900-block of East 45th Street.

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At a regular meeting of the Little Rock City Board of Directors Tuesday evening, members questioned local law enforcement ...

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The Trace shares findings from a new analysis identifying cities across the country that are using ShotSpotter despite averaging fewer than one shooting a month in which someone was killed or injured.

The push to get stimulus funds into the hands of community violence intervention groups came in 2022, as the department was trying win Detroit City Council approval of police technology initiatives ...

CHICAGO — Elected officials and area organizations are vowing to protect immigrant communities as President Donald Trump’s promise of mass deportation continues to make waves. Trump’s ...

You can contact Billal at b.rahman@newsweek.com. In a Tuesday interview, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, a Democrat, reaffirmed that city authorities won't cooperate with Immigration and Customs ...