Eugene I. Pavalon, a founder of plaintiff’s firm Pavalon & Gifford, died May 26 at age 87.

A 31-year-old Pilsen man who set fire to a police car on North State Street is the fifth person to face federal charges following violence and vandalism in the city this past weekend, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Chicago announced Tuesday.

Black state lawmakers call for special session // Reporter sues Pritzker over revoked press credentials // SCOTUS declines to hear Illinois church lawsuits

Cicero officials won’t be allowed to make a second unannounced visit at a nursing home where several residents have died of COVID-19, a Cook County judge ruled Monday.

The city of Chicago agreed to pay nearly $5 million to resolve claims that police violated the due process rights of car owners whose vehicles were impounded for purported drug offenses.

Measures designed to stem the spread of COVID-19 in the Cook County Jail will remain in place — at least until a federal appeals court takes a look at them.

An attorney who swore at opposing counsel during a deposition and made false statements about a judge in a court filing should face a three-month suspension, an Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission Hearing Board panel found.