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The four men spent a combined 73 years in prison after confessing as teenagers to a 1995 double murder they did not commit. Three of them later said police coerced their confessions; the fourth man said police fabricated his.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm proudly announces that partner and criminal defense attorney Stefanie Murphy was chosen as the lead...

The city of Chicago has tentatively agreed to pay $5.8 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the Water Department of fostering a culture of racial discrimination and harassment.

CHICAGO — A month before what could have been an embarrassing trial, the city has agreed to a $5.8 million settlement in a lawsuit alleging Black employees at the Chicago Department of Water Management were subjected to years of racist and sexist slurs, including some by politically connected top-level supervisors. The parties announced they had reached an agreement during a status hearing ...

A dozen Black employees said they were subjected to racist comments from managers and shorted on overtime and promotions. "The racism lasted for decades and affected countless Black employees, which raises the question of why the city's uppermost leaders failed to act,” said attorney Vic Henderson.

A month before what could have been an embarrassing trial, the city has settled a lawsuit alleging Black employees at the Chicago Department of Water Management were subjected to years of racist and sexist slurs, including some by politically connected top-level supervisors. The parties announced they had reached an agreement during a status hearing Monday before U.S. District Judge Matthew ...

A federal judge denied a motion for a mistrial in former Alderman Ed Burke's corruption case Thursday morning.

Lawyers for the former Chicago City Council member argue that the former president is under indictment himself and “despised by a significant percentage of the population.”

Lawyers for the former Chicago City Council member argue that the former president is under indictment himself and “despised by a significant percentage of the population.”

Volunteers are gearing up to cycle the length of the country, to raise funds for Cian’s Kennels.