Jackie Robinson West

Evergreen Park coach Chris Janes says he received death threats after reporting the cheating scandal.

Ousted JRW coach's brother, Dennis Butler, and Bruce Wilson want to charter new leagues on South Side.

KONKOL: Ripken honors dad by teaching kids lesson through sports that "give them a chance in life."

KONKOL: Hardly a mention of JRW scandal at World Series wastes chance to remind kids cheaters never win.

Jackie Robinson West championship rings promised to players remain at a posh Oak Street jewelry store.

A source says JRW player highlights will be used in future Little League World Series promos.

Little League's broadcast partner broke embargo before officials could tell JRW leaders about sanctions.

JRW filed two bogus maps; 8 players on title team didn't live in league boundaries, court papers show.

After 66 days, JRW Fundrazr.com effort gets just four donations to back legal fight with Little League.

Since the team can't enter championship tournaments, some parents want their money back, the coach said.

KONKOL: He didn't "knowingly" file bogus boundary maps, Michael Kelley said; Little League said he did.

Jackie Robinson West officials dodged DNAinfo Chicago and the big question: Did you cheat?

A roundup of our coverage, from Mark Konkol's original story to the latest developments.

South Side kids returned to Jackie Robinson West for the first Opening Day under the Babe Ruth banner.

Parents said they were feeling optimistic, but weren't entirely sure of how the two leagues differed.