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Teen Accused of Shooting Two Men Buried Gun in Snow: Prosecutors

Charged as an adult, Tyree Brannon was on parole the night he allegedly killed Deonte Womak.

Third Man Charged In Englewood Killing

Jamal Davis was held on $100,000 bond Thursday in connection with the 2013 slaying of John Wallace.

Man Arrested for Chicago Murder at Downstate Hearing on Different Charge

James Wilson was ordered held without bond Thursday for allegedly killing an Austin man in December.

Man Charged with December Austin Murder

James Wilson, 30, of suburban Forest Park, was arrested in Urbana.

Man Charged in December Englewood Killing

Nevada Hicks, 18, has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Demarco Lyons.

Man Charged With Murder in Fatal Bronzeville Stabbing

Jason Smith, 25, appeared in bond court Saturday in connection with the stabbing death of Lamont Larkins.

Police Release Descriptions of Suspects in Two South Shore Homicides

Police are looking for two men involved in the murder of Eric "Guitar" Davis and Deacon Willie Cooper.

Armour Square »

Father Kills Son, 25, During Argument, Police Say

August Galladay, 25, of the 3700 block of South Wells Street was pronounced dead 1:19 a.m. Tuesday.

Man Killed His Girlfriend's Ex After Argument, Prosecutors Say

Shaughnessy Simms Jr. is accused of killing Jernale Richardson Friday morning, police said.

Third Person Charged in Southwest Side Dismemberment Murder

Milton Miranda, 22, has been charged in a sordid tale of jealously, ambush and dismemberment.

One Dead, Seven Wounded in Shootings Since Friday Night

The fatal shooting occurred at 4:10 a.m. Saturday in Bronzeville, police said.

Garfield Park »

Three Dead, Two Injured in Shootings Since Thursday Afternoon

The fatal shootings occurred in Austin, West Garfield Park and North Lawndale.

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