Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan found guilty on 10 counts in landmark trial
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, a fixture in Illinois politics for more than 50 years, left the Everett M. Dirksen U.S. Courthouse on Wednesday a convicted felon and now faces prison time after a jury found him guilty of federal corruption.
The Illinois Democrat once lauded as the longest-serving legislative leader in American history has been found guilty of some ...
An attorney for Michael Madigan on Monday repeatedly denied that the ex-House speaker ever thought utility giant ComEd was bribing him, and painted co-defendant Michael McClain as an exaggerator who ...
As Madigan left the courtroom for an early lunch break, he and his daughter, former Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan, walked together down the hallway, quietly leaning toward each other in ...
Madigan suggested that Blagojevich may have thought Lisa Madigan might challenge him in the next primary election for governor. Madigan earlier described his Catholic upbringing on Chicago’s ...
Solis left the stand after 21 total hours of testimony over six days. Former Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (second from left) walks with her mother, Shirley Madigan (right), as they leave ...
Andrew Madigan, second from left, with, from left, sisters former Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan and Nicole Madigan and mother, Shirley Madigan, at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in ...
Ben Bradley, WGN-TV investigative reporter, joins Lisa Dent to give the latest news on the jury’s decision in the Madigan ...
A jury convicted former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan on multiple counts while deadlocking on others Wednesday.
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