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New London ― Robert Parise was covered in blood, suffering from multiple stab wounds and in and out of consciousness when state judicial marshal Sgt. Jamie Spotten asked him, “Who did this to you?” S...

Timothy Banowetz claims he was coerced and argues that the judge should have removed herself due to campaign contributions from the victim.

Matt Rodgers is one of five candidates running for three, 4-year seats on the St. Charles Park District board in the April 4 consolidated election. The other candidates are: Taylor Berube, Jim Cooke, Peggy McCarthy, and Bob Thomson.

It’s been nearly two years since Ricardo Muscolino shot his wife, Lara, in the bedroom of their Fallston home, and nearly six months since he was sentenced to 50 years in jail for killing her. As the anniversary approaches, the television show “Fatal Vows” is sparking new interest in the case.

The attorneys representing the woman charged in the 2007 killing of Minot college student Anita Knutson are calling on the courts to compel the state to send them more forensics pertaining to a possible alternate suspect.

Christopher Petteway told New London Superior Court Judge Shari Murphy on Thursday that he has no plans to attend his own murder trial, which is scheduled to start on Monday. “It’s my choice not to co...

The man accused of shooting and killing Chicago Police Officer Andrés Mauricio Vásquez Lasso was indicted by a grand jury during a status hearing Wednesday. 

ELKTON — A man who was caught with two items deemed to be weapons — a razor and a piece of metal — while he was a pre-trial inmate in

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Kurell Purnell, 18, was allegedly driving at more than twice the posted speed limit seconds before he slammed into a Kia Sorrento carrying Zainab Subhoh, 78, and six of her family members Tuesday night in North Park.