A judge this week sentenced a man to 25 years in prison for murdering another man in a dispute over marijuana plus eight more years for shooting another man during a robbery—all while he was on bail for a felony case in 2021.
Just three months after being given probation for trying to carjack a woman on the Northwest Side, Andrew Moran is back in jail, accused of trying to carjack another woman on the Northwest Side.
There’s a big change coming to the electronic monitoring system that is supposed to keep an eye on criminal defendants awaiting trial: Operation of the program will be moving from the Cook County Sheriff’s Office to the office of Chief Judge Timothy Evans.
Prosecutors are accusing a man of opening fire on a group of women during a dispute on the Fourth of July, leaving one victim dead and another injured, saying he searched the internet for news about the crime.
The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday overturned the conviction of Jussie Smollett on charges he faked an anti-gay, anti-Black hate crime, saying the state made a deal with Smollett to drop the charges and it can’t renege on that agreement.
The U.S. Postal Inspection service is offering up to $150,000 in holiday cash for information that helps them identify and arrest the man who robbed a mail carrier.
When Chicago police arrested two men and seized 211 catalytic converters last year, prosecutors said it was the culmination of a nearly year-long investigation. Now, one of those men has pleaded guilty to playing a role in the crime. His sentence? Probation.
Video released by Chicago police shows just how brazen our city’s violent killers can be. Cops are hoping the footage, recorded at a Gresham gas station last month, will lead them to a couple of murderers.
Illinois State Rep. La Shawn Ford is again calling for change after new data shows more than 2.5 times as many red-light camera tickets were issued on Chicago’s South Side over a yearlong period than at intersections where cameras are installed on the city’s North Side.