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Apr 26, 2025
5 Things to Know About 1st Week of McDonald Conspiracy Trial
An eyewitness who says he was shooed away. A key witness who says a detective lied. Scrutiny over events leading up to the shooting. Key takeaways from week one of an unprecedented trial of three Chicago cops accused of working to cover up the 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald.
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5 Things to Know About 1st Week of McDonald Conspiracy Trial
Apr 26, 2025
Ex-Commander Enters Plea in Social Security Fraud Case
A not-guilty plea was entered in federal court by a former Chicago police commander charged with stealing Social Security funds in a scheme lasting more than 23 years.
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Ex-Commander Enters Plea in Social Security Fraud Case
Apr 26, 2025
State Rests, Judge Denies Not Guilty Request in McDonald Cover-Up Trial
After the state rested its case Tuesday, defense attorneys each requested a directed finding of not guilty, claiming the state had failed to prove any conspiracy existed. More updates from week two in the courtroom.
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State Rests, Judge Denies Not Guilty Request in McDonald Cover-Up Trial
Apr 26, 2025
Man Charged in 1 of 3 Fatal Stabbings on Chicago’s West Side
Police said Tuesday that 24-year-old Darius Mayze has been charged with first-degree murder in the Nov. 20 slaying of 58-year-old Ronald Rockett. 
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Man Charged in 1 of 3 Fatal Stabbings on Chicago’s West Side
Apr 26, 2025
Defense Scheduled to Begin Case in McDonald Conspiracy Trial Thursday
Defense attorneys for three Chicago police officers will have their first opportunity to present evidence Thursday morning. But it remains to be seen if any witnesses will be called.
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Defense Scheduled to Begin Case in McDonald Conspiracy Trial Thursday
Apr 26, 2025
McDonald Cover-Up Trial Finished, But Verdict Still Weeks Away
Arguments are over in the trial of three Chicago cops accused of trying to cover up details of the Laquan McDonald shooting. Now it’s up to a judge to issue her verdict in a ruling that will come later this month.
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McDonald Cover-Up Trial Finished, But Verdict Still Weeks Away
Apr 26, 2025
Change of Venue Granted in Case of Missing U. of I. Student
A federal judge rules the upcoming trial of Brendt Christensen will be moved from Urbana to Peoria. He is charged with the kidnapping and death of 26-year-old Yingying Zhang.
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Change of Venue Granted in Case of Missing U. of I. Student
Apr 26, 2025
NRA Settles Lawsuit with ‘The Bean’ Artist
The National Rifle Association will remove an image of Chicago's famous bean-shaped sculpture from a video advertisement, ending a legal dispute that began after the artist sued for copyright infringement, according to statements from both sides.
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NRA Settles Lawsuit with ‘The Bean’ Artist
Apr 26, 2025
Uptown Medical Clinic Owner Illegally Sold Hundreds of Thousands of Opioid Pills
In just over a year, Mohammed Shariff says he illegally dispensed more than two kilograms of oxycodone and hundreds of thousands of other opioid pills to patients who planned to resell them.
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Uptown Medical Clinic Owner Illegally Sold Hundreds of Thousands of Opioid Pills
Apr 26, 2025
Suburban Police Chief Found Not Guilty, Other Charges Dropped
The Chicago Heights Park District's action against 41-year-old Christian Daigre follows his suspension as chief after he was charged in late October with non-consensual dissemination of a private sexual image and intimidation.
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Suburban Police Chief Found Not Guilty, Other Charges Dropped
Apr 26, 2025
New Lawsuit Accuses DCFS of ‘Warehousing’ Children in Psych Hospitals
In a class-action lawsuit, the state’s child welfare agency is accused of keeping children confined to psychiatric hospitals beyond their discharge dates because it doesn’t have the necessary facilities to house them.
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New Lawsuit Accuses DCFS of ‘Warehousing’ Children in Psych Hospitals
Apr 26, 2025
Lawyer Argues Scholar Kidnapping Case Belongs in State Court
Lawyers for the man charged with kidnapping and killing a Chinese University of Illinois scholar have argued the case should be heard in state court, where the death penalty isn’t an option.
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Lawyer Argues Scholar Kidnapping Case Belongs in State Court
Apr 26, 2025
Verdict Delayed in Laquan McDonald Conspiracy Trial
A verdict was expected Wednesday in the trial of three Chicago police officers accused of conspiring to cover up the fatal 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald, but the judge has postponed her decision.
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Verdict Delayed in Laquan McDonald Conspiracy Trial
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