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Two Chicago men charged in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol have moved to reject plea deals offered by federal prosecutors,...

In Illinois, at least 30 residents face charges for their role in the U.S. Capitol breach. They come from all around the state and include a onetime CEO, a Chicago police officer and an alleged member of the Proud Boys.

Longtime court bailiff and Sonoma County historian John Schubert has died at the age of 83. Schubert, who also served in the Marine Corps Reserve, died last

From January to March 4, 2020, Crime Reduction Units of the Trail and Greater District and Castlegar RCMP joined forces to conduct a lengthy investigation into a local drug trafficking ring in Trail. The three-month, intensive investigation known as Operation E-PREPPY (E- for E Division, preppy being randomly generated) resulted the execution of search warrants on four

From January to March 4, 2020, Crime Reduction Units of the Trail and Greater District and Castlegar RCMP joined forces to conduct a lengthy investigation into a local drug trafficking ring in Trail. The three-month, intensive investigation known as Operation E-PREPPY (E- for E Division, preppy being randomly generated) resulted the execution of search warrants on four

Almost 800 people have been arrested in connection with the breach in nearly all 50 states. That includes Illinois, where at least 27 known residents face charges for their role.

Andrew McConnell’s latest CBD offering was heaving during Wednesday’s lunch hour.

A sign supporting diversity sparked complaints. Now the Southern Lehigh School District is debating a policy on what can decorate classroom walls.

A federal judge sentenced a suburban Chicago couple to 18 months of probation Tuesday for entering the U.S. Capitol through a broken window during the Jan. 6 riot and joining a mob trying to break into the congressional chambers

A judge on Tuesday sentenced a suburban couple who admitted they took part in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol to probation and community service.