The gunshot-detection company stopped sending alerts to CPD on Sunday. Deputy Mayor Garien Gatewood discussed the City’s ...

CHICAGO - The controversial ShotSpotter system has officially been taken offline. Crews began dismantling the gunshot detection sensors Monday, despite efforts from some alderpeople to keep the system ...

Chicago police are no longer using the ShotSpotter technology as of Monday morning. The city's contract expired overnight. Monday is the first day in more than six years the city of Chicago will go ...

The gunshot detection technology alerts police to gunfire faster than a 911 call. Chicago Police said they are no longer getting alerts about the location of possible gunfire at all. Megan Hickey ...

The software will analyze recordings to identify gunfire from 40 microphones placed on existing light poles throughout the ...

A ShotSpotter representative said Monday the company behind the tool, SoundThinking, plans to respond to the request in a bid ...

The City of Chicago's relationship with ShotSpotter came to an end as the clock turned from Sunday night to Monday morning.

As of midnight, the ShotSpotter gunshot detection system was no longer sending data to Chicago Police because the company's contract was not renewed by Mayor Brandon Johnson.

The city's ShotSpotter contract ended early Sunday morning. The company that owns ShotSpotter will begin dismantling the ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is exploring other options after the city's contract with ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection ...

This week, the city council voted to overturn Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to eliminate the controversial system, but Johnson ...