Caroline Kubzansky

Authorities have charged a school bus aide with reckless conduct and carrying a gun in a public place near a school after a 12-year-old boy found the weapon and fired it.

In July, Leo Feler filed a federal lawsuit against the government and agents who executed the raid, alleging violations to his Fourth Amendment rights and seeking compensation for property damage.

The Verazas had been headed to pick up diapers and eggs and milk when they encountered immigration agents.

Trump administration officials on Thursday fired two more judges at the Chicago Immigration Court, which has seen seismic changes since the president returned to office and recently become the national leader in deportation orders.

A pair of west suburban cemetery workers who were detained at the height of Operation Midway Blitz last fall have filed claims against the federal government, alleging they were arrested without probable cause.

It has been nearly nine months since a group of agents pulled up on Leo Feler’s leafy Lakeview block, chased a group of laborers who were working on his house and detained one of them before leaving clouds of tear gas in their wake.

Chicago police investigators have closed a probe into former Chief of Patrol Jon Hein’s actions in the hours that followed a high-profile shooting by federal agents during Operation Midway Blitz, newly released records show.

As head of one of Chicago’s busiest trauma centers, Dr. Selwyn Rogers has played a critical role in responding to Chicago’s gun violence epidemic. Now, he is calling for research and investment to aggressively combat the problem.

Dozens of high schoolers, neighbors and friends gathered outside Tilden High School in Back of the Yards on Thursday morning on the last day of classes for Chicago Public Schools to remember Pedro Ramírez, shot and killed in May.

Federal immigration agents arrested Palestinian-born Wisconsin community leader Salah Sarsour, a legal permanent resident, setting off court battles over his detention and release.