Support has diminished in Chicago’s City Council for an ordinance requiring certain businesses to install security cameras.

But just who asked for a key provision — which would give police the ability to call a curfew within 30 minutes — is unclear.

Security experts said the anchored-down cylinders planned for outside Wrigley Field are used at public event spaces across ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson says he will veto the ordinance, which would empower Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling to issue ...

It's unlikely supporters of a new ordinance expanding police curfew enforcement have the 34 votes in the City Council to ...

The ordinance would grant Chicago's top cop with the power to enforce a curfew anywhere, at any time, with a 30 minute notice ...

City leaders voted at their June 18 meeting to designate St. Adalbert’s Parish in the Pilsen neighborhood as a Designated ...

Aldermen delayed a vote on a measure to let them ban Airbnb in their wards after business groups warned it would hurt ...

The Chicago City Council, long derided as a mayoral puppet, is increasingly operating independent of the wishes of the mayor’s office.

The council needed 34 votes to make the ordinance, intended to control “teen takeovers” and give Chicago police officers ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A Chicago City Council Zoning Committee voted Tuesday to approve landmark status for St. Adalbert's Church ...

Two days after a divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance allowing temporary curfews, Mayor Brandon Johnson vetoed the measure Friday.