Cook County’s top prosecutor said her office is taking steps to bar a vendor company from sharing data with federal immigration authorities, after agents repeatedly targeted individuals around local courthouses.
Industry sources say a federal framework is needed to prevent states from adopting different laws that would make compliance costly and could hurt innovation.
The first ever fully elected Chicago Board of Education is taking shape as the dust settles from Tuesday’s election.
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Policing
Since 2019, the Chicago Police Department has operated under a consent decree.
This federal court order requires CPD to stop routinely violating Black and Latino residents’ constitutional
rights.
It also forces the overhaul of how officers are trained, supervised and disciplined.
WTTW News dives deep into why reform is so slow and how policing in Chicago continues to evolve.
