Jurors deliberated Tuesday afternoon on first-degree murder charges against Sean Grayson but didn’t reach a verdict after closing arguments offered competing views of why he killed Massey. They will resume work this morning.

Nearly 2M Illinoisans could lose benefits as federal shutdown continues

The case could go to the jury this week.

Judge asked to order many immigrants released from detention to electronic monitoring

Proposed regulatory decision cuts companies’ requests, but still recommends increasing bills

Illinois lawmakers have one week of session left this year. We discuss what might get done.

2024 law’s implementation already delayed until 2026; court arguments heard this week

The scientist addresses the survival chances of Sonya Massey if someone had been able to stop the bleeding in time.

Day two featured testimony from a forensic scientist who addressed whether Sonya Massey could have lived if someone was able to stop the bleeding in time.

A forensic scientist Massey had a chance of survival if someone was able to stop the bleeding in time.