Naperville Man Sentenced to Five Years for Aggravated DUI and Animal Cruelty Leading to Pet's Death
Nathan Gonzalez of Naperville was sentenced to five years for aggravated DUI and the killing of his family pet, Rocco. He was arrested for DUI with a .131 BAC and later for the dog's death, having a history of a suspended license and violence.
Renowned Chicago Courtroom Sketch Artist Andy Austin Dies at 89; Leaves Behind Rich Legal Artistry Legacy
Courtroom sketch artist Andy Austin, who illustrated high-profile trials like the Chicago Seven and John Wayne Gacy's, has died at 89. Her work provided a visual record of trials in an era when cameras were banned from courtrooms.
Attorney General Raoul and Coalition Urge AMA to Protect Providers Seeking Abortion, Gender-Affirming Care Certification Amid Legal Risks
Attorney General Raoul, with 20 other attorneys general, urges the AMA to help abortion and gender-affirming care providers get certified without risking legal and safety issues, especially in restrictive states like Texas.
Chicago Man Charged with Aggravated Discharge of a Firearm Near Downtown Sidewalk, Trespassing on CTA Property
Rayvon Savary was arrested in Chicago for shooting near a sidewalk and illegally entering a CTA area, facing multiple felony counts and citations. No injuries were reported and a hearing is set.
Chicago Researchers Confront NIH Grant Cancellations Amid Trump Administration's Funding Cuts
Trump administration's funding cuts have led to the cancellation of 694 NIH grants, impacting health studies at Northwestern University and UIC, with researchers struggling to continue their work on conditions like diabetes and HIV risk factors.












