The ShotSpotter gunshot detection system has worn a bullseye among progressives in Chicago for years. Now, Mayor Brandon Johnson says he will make good on a campaign promise to get rid of the ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Tuesday that he won’t renew the city’s controversial contract with ShotSpotter, making good on a key campaign promise to do away with the gunshot detection ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson is dropping his plan to veto a City Council ordinance aimed at continuing the ShotSpotter gunshot detection system he ended last month, in the face of council opposition that ...

A day after Mayor Brandon Johnson indicated he would veto a council effort aimed at keeping ShotSpotter – the controversial gunshot detection technology – the device’s parent company ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's office released a statement Tuesday morning, saying its multi-million-dollar contract with SoundThinking, which owns the ShotSpotter technology, will be extended ...

As Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration conducts pilot testing on first-responder technologies to replace the ShotSpotter system he discontinued, one skeptical alderman wants to move ahead on ...

Chicago aldermen and business leaders raise money to try to bring back ShotSpotter 02:23. CHICAGO (CBS) --Mayor Brandon Johnson will not veto an ordinance that would have allowed the city's top ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson is now being forced to reconsider his decision to shut down the controversial ShotSpotter system — a move that set off a search for police technologies that some business ...

Mayor Johnson looking at a range of gunshot-detection systems — including ShotSpotter Bidding for a new contract is now underway after Johnson’s controversial decision to end Chicago’s ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's comments Monday denouncing ShotSpotter as "walkie-talkies on a pole" are facing criticism from city council members who want to extend the gunshot detection system ...

Mayor offers harshest ShotSpotter criticism yet as aldermen seek extension ... "We've spent $100 million on what essentially is walkie talkies on a stick," Johnson said.

A day after Mayor Brandon Johnson indicated he would veto a council effort aimed at keeping ShotSpotter – the controversial gunshot detection technology – the device’s parent company ...