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Sep 2, 2025
Chicago Cops in Station Shooting Stripped of Police Powers
Chicago’s interim police superintendent stripped two officers of their police powers pending the outcome of the investigation into their roles in the non-fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect inside a Red Line L station last week.
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Chicago Cops in Station Shooting Stripped of Police Powers
Sep 2, 2025
Will Illinois Have an All-White Supreme Court Bench? That’s up to Voters
The only Illinois Supreme Court seat held by a person of color is up for grabs, and Cook County voters will decide who wins the 10-year term.
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Will Illinois Have an All-White Supreme Court Bench? That’s up to Voters
Sep 2, 2025
R. Kelly Pleads Not Guilty; Feds Say New Charges Planned
R&B singer R. Kelly on Thursday pleaded not guilty to an updated federal indictment that includes child pornography charges and allegations involving a new accuser, while prosecutors said more charges alleging yet another victim are upcoming.
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R. Kelly Pleads Not Guilty; Feds Say New Charges Planned
Sep 2, 2025
City Grades Itself on Implementing Court-Enforced Police Department Overhaul
In a 23-page report filed Friday, the city of Chicago highlights the steps it has taken in the last six months to make progress on implementing a court-ordered consent decree.
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City Grades Itself on Implementing Court-Enforced Police Department Overhaul
Sep 2, 2025
Testimony in Paul Bauer Murder Trial Delayed Due to ‘Extenuating Circumstances’
The second week of testimony in the murder trial of Shomari Legghette was unexpectedly delayed Monday by an unknown issue “beyond the control of the court.”
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Testimony in Paul Bauer Murder Trial Delayed Due to ‘Extenuating Circumstances’
Sep 2, 2025
Prosecution Rests its Case in Cmdr. Paul Bauer Murder Trial
With the prosecution’s case concluded, the defense attorney for Shomari Legghette will begin calling witnesses Thursday morning. The case is expected to conclude by Friday.
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Prosecution Rests its Case in Cmdr. Paul Bauer Murder Trial
Sep 2, 2025
Defense Rests After Shomari Legghette Declines Witness Stand in Murder Trial
In a surprise twist Thursday, Shomari Legghette’s defense attorney closed his case after questioning just one witness. Legghette was expected to testify that he shot Chicago police Cmdr. Paul Bauer in self-defense.
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Defense Rests After Shomari Legghette Declines Witness Stand in Murder Trial
Sep 2, 2025
Man Shot by Police in Chicago Subway Sues City, Officers
Lawyers for a short-order cook shot by Chicago police trying to arrest him for using a subway train’s gangway doors filed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging officers used excessive force in violation of policies laid out in court-monitored police reforms.
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Man Shot by Police in Chicago Subway Sues City, Officers
Sep 2, 2025
Shomari Legghette Found Guilty of Murder in 2018 Shooting of Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer
A Cook County jury on Friday convicted Shomari Legghette of gunning down Chicago police Cmdr. Paul Bauer outside the Thompson Center, a shocking murder that marked the highest-ranking Chicago officer to be killed in the line of duty in decades.
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Shomari Legghette Found Guilty of Murder in 2018 Shooting of Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer
Sep 2, 2025
Neville, Reyes Remain in Tight Race for Illinois Supreme Court Seat
The man who two years ago was appointed to fill the shoes of longtime Illinois Supreme Court Justice Charles Freeman is in position to keep that seat for another decade. But there are reportedly thousands of votes that remain uncounted.
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Neville, Reyes Remain in Tight Race for Illinois Supreme Court Seat
Sep 2, 2025
Kim Foxx Talks Primary Win, Moving Beyond Smollett Case
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx came away the winner in Tuesday’s primary against three Democratic challengers. She joins us in discussion.
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Kim Foxx Talks Primary Win, Moving Beyond Smollett Case
Sep 2, 2025
US Attorney Tabs Prosecutor to Tackle Cases of COVID-19 Fraud
The newly established COVID-19 fraud coordinator will work with law enforcement to spearhead investigations and prosecutions of anyone attempting to “take advantage of people during this time of crisis.”
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US Attorney Tabs Prosecutor to Tackle Cases of COVID-19 Fraud
Sep 2, 2025
Kim Foxx’s Office Won’t Prosecute Low-Level Drug Offenses During COVID-19 Pandemic
“Everyone deserves to be protected, especially during these uncertain times, and we are obligated to ensure all members of our community feel safe, including those behind bars,” said Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx.
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Kim Foxx’s Office Won’t Prosecute Low-Level Drug Offenses During COVID-19 Pandemic
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