Crime Stories from February 25, 2020
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Law license at stake, Blagojevich skips hearing
Feb 25, 2020 6:53 PM - Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich wasn't at a hearing Tuesday where Illinois authorities considered permanently revoking his law license. Disciplinary commission lawyers argued "moral turpitude" justifies disbarring Blagojevich, who was released from federal prison last week after President Donald Trump commuted his 14-year corruption sentence. -
Officials: German man drove into Carnival crowd 'to kill'
Feb 25, 2020 4:03 PM - Prosecutors say a German man who drove his car into a crowd celebrating Carnival, injuring dozens of people including many children, is being investigated on suspicion of attempted murder
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Grant Township man pleads guilty to murder for strangling wife
Feb 25, 2020 3:35 PM - A Round Lake-area man accused of strangling his wife during an argument pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in Lake County court Tuesday. Under the terms of the plea agreement, James Ruman will serve 24 years in prison. -
Court closes courthouse door on slain Mexican teen's family
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Arkansas man charged with trying to blow up car at Pentagon
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Spanish top court backs rapper in freedom of speech case
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Violence in Indian capital casts shadow over Trump's visit
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St. Charles man pleads guilty to 2017 DUI that killed DeKalb teen
Feb 25, 2020 12:33 PM - A 28-year-old St. Charles man has pleaded guilty to aggravated DUI in a January 2017 crash in DeKalb County that killed a DeKalb High School senior and injured his passenger, an Elgin man. -
Supreme Court upholds Arizona death sentence
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The Latest: Trump hails India trip as 'learning experience'
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