Longest-serving exonerated man in Illinois files lawsuit
Illinois' longest-serving exonerated man seeks more than $200 million in lawsuit against Chicago, cops
In the lawsuit, James Soto's lawyers explain how police allegedly coerced confessions to implicate Soto and his cousin after failing to prosecute the two people initially suspected in a 1981 double murder.
Early voting expands in Chicago
As of Tuesday night, nearly 107,000 ballots had been received in Chicago—including those cast in person and by mail.
The suit asks for compensation and punitive damages against each officer and prosecutor involved in this case.
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias launched “One Road. One Focus.” It’s a campaign to educate teens on the dangers ...
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CHICAGO (CBS) -- The check is in the mail, and it's legit, so keep an eye out for an envelope from the Illinois State ...
The state treasurer has sent out thousands of checks in the mail to get unclaimed money to its rightful owners — and he wants ...
Millions of voters around Illinois will face referendums on their 2024 election ballots, including those in the Chicago area.
The race for president tops the list of federal, state and local contests in Illinois, where voters have supported the ...
Here's a plan to modernize Illinois' higher education, preventing financial losses, job cuts and closing institutions vital ...
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The body of Kathy Halle, 19, was discovered April 24, 1979, in the Fox River south of the I-88 bridge in North Aurora. She ...
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