Crime

Repeat offender, federal suspect arrested in unrelated North Side mail theft cases

Recent Arrests Highlight Ongoing Issue of Organized Mail Theft in Chicago’s North Side Two recent arrests have shed light on the persistent problem of organized mail theft operations in Chicago's

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Man sexually attacked woman in Loop parking garage before bystanders intervened, prosecutors say

A man from Crystal Lake, known for a history of violent offenses, has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman

Pennsylvania man Steven Gaddis sentenced for murdering police informant with lethal fentanyl dose, dumping body off bridge

A man from Pennsylvania could face up to 100 years in prison for violently assaulting a police informant, administering a

Non-compliant offender with two warrants tried to murder Chicago cop: prosecutors

Prosecutors report that a sex offender, who was non-compliant with registration requirements and had two active warrants, is now facing

‘Evil’ abusive dad allegedly killed baby son by burying him alive

A father with a violent history is accused of killing his infant son by partially burying him alive, just months

2 men charged with robbing boy at Green Line station (one was on pretrial release for having a gun at the same stop)

Court records indicate that one of the two men accused of robbing a 17-year-old at a CTA Green Line station

Video shows Eric Valencia get into police squad car where he was later found dead

A newly released video reveals a man entering a police car outside a Southern California station, later found deceased inside.

Man found unconscious on NW Side street as died; homicide suspected

A 25-year-old man who was discovered bleeding and lying face-down at a street corner on the Northwest Side last week

Pepper spray would be easier to get under NY bill

ALBANY – Lawmakers in Albany are advocating for a bipartisan initiative to ease New York's perplexing restrictions on pepper spray