As closings begin in Madigan trial, here's a look at the lawyers' target audience: The jury
Michael Madigan’s jury is made up of ordinary Illinoisans whose lives have likely been affected by the former speaker, given his record-breaking 36-year tenure as the leader of the Illinois House of Representatives.
The prosecutor made her comment as she continued her closing argument and began to wade into allegations involving AT&T and former state Rep. Edward “Eddie” Acevedo.
Four years after resigning his seat in the legislature amid a burgeoning federal corruption investigation, Madigan is banking ...
THERE WAS SOME DRAMA at a press conference Thursday announcing the completion of a $10 million grant program to support small ...
Renowned Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe spoke at Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church on Thursday evening. Radcliffe, a celebrated author, said church leaders recently learned how to better speak to one ...
Promising a “fight” to protect all Chicagoans, Mayor Brandon Johnson said yesterday he has not reached out to the White House in the face of Republican President Donald Trump’s ongoing threats against ...
A new proposal would let Illinoisans recall state lawmakers and local politicians through petitions. State Rep. Dan Ugaste, R ...
Renowned Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe spoke at Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church on Thursday evening. Radcliffe, a celebrated author, said church leaders recently learned how to better speak to one ...
Alderman-turned-FBI mole Daniel Solis held a huge red flag in front of Michael Madigan, prosecutors said Thursday, when during a wiretapped phone call Solis uttered a radioactive phrase: “quid pro quo ...
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