Chicago’s next police superintendent will emerge from a list of 25 candidates. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern explains the steps in the process.

At least 25 people applied to become Chicago’s next police superintendent, officials said Friday. The number is higher than the 23 reported by the Chicago Police Board Monday, which was the deadline for application submissions.   Of the applicants so far, 21 are men and four are women. Eleven of those who applied have experience working in Chicago’s police department….

The Chicago Police Board has received applications from 23 people who want to become the city’s next police superintendent, officials said Monday.

Monday marked the deadline for interested candidates to apply to become Chicago’s next top cop, and Interim Superintendent Charlie Beck weighed in on what he believes is most important as the city searches for the right candidate. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot fired Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson Monday over allegations that he “intentionally misled” her and the public. Susan Carlson reports.