The former City Colleges of Chicago basketball coach who allegedly forged employment verification records so people on electronic monitoring (EM) could move around Chicago for “jobs” they didn’t really have has been fired from a coaching job he landed last month.
A man who was murdered in Rogers Park this spring was targeted by three of his own friends, including one who was accidentally hit by bullets intended for him, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Hijackers took a man’s car at gunpoint in a Loop parking garage overnight, according to Chicago police. Carjacking reports are now 6% above last year’s record pace citywide.
A man was stabbed to death Tuesday evening during an altercation in the middle of a bustling River North intersection, according to Chicago police and witnesses.
After suddenly pulling the plug on dozens of Cook County courtroom feeds on YouTube last week, the tech giant reversed course on Tuesday, saying, “sometimes we make mistakes.”
Prosecutors released new information on Tuesday about the alleged sexual abuse of a 6-year-old boy in a restroom at the Rock ‘n’ Roll McDonald’s, 600 North Clark.
Prosecutors have charged a five-time felon with using forged employment records to secure permission to move around Chicago while he was on electronic monitoring for a manufacture-delivery of heroin case in 2019.
An Uber driver who raped a female passenger that he picked up from a Lakeview bar in June apologized after the assault, claiming that she had experienced his “bad side,” prosecutors said.