A new analysis from the University of Chicago’s Crime Lab pinpoints where and when violent crime primarily occurs in the city — down to the hour and 1,000-by-1,000-foot block. The new numbers ...

according to the University of Chicago Crime Lab. "Black Chicagoans are 20 times more likely than their white counterparts to be killed by a gun or to be a victim of a homicide. So, we often hear ...

a director at the University of Chicago Crime Lab. “We can’t take for granted we’ll continue to experience decreases, especially after we had two historical increases.” That’s why it’s ...

It was informed by University of Chicago Crime Lab research that found changes in police department management can cause large changes in violent crime rates and police use of force. Lt.

“We’re not in the clear by any means,” as Kim Smith, a director at the University of Chicago Crime Lab, put it. Chicago will always be vulnerable to unrelenting violence, unless we all do ...

The Bulls honored longtime partner University of Chicago Crime Lab. 1 / 35The Bulls hosted the 31st annual An Evening with the Chicago Bulls charity gala with executives, players, coaches ...

The DuPage County state's attorney announced Friday that it is dismissing charges in 19 cases involving defendants accused of driving under the influence of marijuana after faulty blood testing ...

“The presence of even one murder has a great cost,” said Kim Smith, the director of national programs at the University of Chicago's Crime Lab. Violence interruption and intervention programs ...