AT&T Illinois Sheds Legal Burdens After Compliance with Federal Deferral Agreement Over Alleged Public Corruption Link
A judge dismissed criminal charges against AT&T Illinois after the company met the terms of a two-year deferral agreement, including a $23 million fine and cooperation in an investigation linked to Michael Madigan.
Illinois Supreme Court Overturns Jussie Smollett's Conviction Citing Violation of Due Process and Double Jeopardy
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction, ruling that previous non-prosecution agreement was violated, which his defense argued should have prevented further prosecution.
Cook County Court Upholds Right of Caitlin Tracey's Parents to Arrange Funeral Amidst Ongoing Investigation into South Loop Tragedy
A judge ruled that Caitlin Tracey's parents retain control of her remains for a funeral, amid a custody dispute with her husband, Adam Beckerink, who faces abuse allegations.
Chicago Police Seek Public's Help in Search for Missing Elderly Woman, Luz Gonzalez, Last Seen on North Kildare Ave
Chicago Police issued an alert for missing 74-year-old Luz Gonzalez, last seen at her North Kildare Ave residence, with a distinctive chest tattoo. Public assistance is sought for any information.
Illinois Housing Agencies Launch Training Initiative to Fight Homelessness with Supportive Housing Solutions
Illinois Housing Development Authority and Corporation for Supportive Housing invite teams to apply for the Supportive Housing Institute to address homelessness and develop affordable, supportive housing.












