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Alders approve Anjanette Young’s appointment to CPD civilian oversight commission

Alders approve Anjanette Young’s appointment to CPD civilian oversight commission

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Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

Apr 27, 2026

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Tamir Rice’s mother to speak at inaugural anti-police brutality conference in Chicago’s Woodlawn

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New details emerge surrounding 2025 incident that led to a Black man being ‘choked’ by the feds in Chicago

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New details emerge surrounding 2025 incident that led to a Black man being ‘choked’ by the feds in Chicago

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Voting rights advocates and civic leaders demand IL lawmakers pass the RACE Act

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Voting rights advocates and civic leaders demand IL lawmakers pass the RACE Act

Apr 16, 2026

Council recap: Mayor Johnson’s tipped workers veto survives, says that extremism shouldn’t exist in any space

Council recap: Mayor Johnson’s tipped workers veto survives, says that extremism shouldn’t exist in any space

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