Jay Berhalter to leave US Soccer, won’t become CEO

CHICAGO (AP) — Jay Berhalter is leaving the U.S. Soccer Federation and will not become head of the organization that employs his brother as men’s national team coach. Berhalter, the USSF’s chief commercial and strategy officer, will

Man body-slammed by police sues Chicago, officer

CHICAGO (AP) — A 29-year-old man who was knocked unconscious when a Chicago police officer body-slammed him onto a street curb sued the city and the officer on Thursday, saying the officer should have known the maneuver

Chicago fire marshal convicted of violating US banking laws

CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago Fire Department marshal was convicted on federal charges of depositing around $350,000 in less than $10,000 increments at different financial institutions to evade banking-reporting requirements, the U.S. attorney’s office in Chicago said

Inspectors: Lawmakers’ watchdog too weak to matter

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Investigations into misconduct by Illinois lawmakers should be confidential and free of oversight, particularly from legislators themselves, the General Assembly’s watchdog said Thursday.