Highland Park parade shooting

Defense attorney allege that the man accused of killing seven people at a 2022 Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago was denied his constitutional right to legal representation while being interrogated by police hours after the shooting. Authorities have said Robert Crimo III confessed to the shooting that also left dozens injured. But his defense attorneys are seeking to have...

A federal judge ruled that an Illinois semiautomatic weapons ban that was placed into law shortly after the 2022 Highland Park parade shooting is unconstitutional. NBC Chicago’s JC Navarrete reports.

Attorneys for the Highland Park parade massacre suspect want a judge to throw out a portion of their client’s interrogation they say was recorded after he was denied access to a family lawyer who came to see him the evening of the shooting.

On the eve of the two-year anniversary of the Highland Park parade shooting, the family of Cooper Roberts, a child who was paralyzed in the shooting, provides an update. NBC Chicago’s Vi Nguyen reports.

Raw emotions poured out from survivors of the Highland Park parade shooting just moments after leaving court early Wednesday afternoon after the suspect in the shooting abruptly refused to plea guilty after previously signaling he would do so..

Survivors of the 2022 Highland Park parade shooting reacted to the suspect’s unexpected plea change on Wednesday, NBC Chicago’s Vi Nguyen reports.

The suspect in the 2022 Highland Park parade shooting refused a plea deal during a court appearance on Wednesday, NBC Chicago’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

In a shocking courtroom surprise that brought tears and heightened emotions for many, the man accused of killing seven people and injuring dozens more at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Highland Park in 2022 rejected a plea agreement Wednesday.

The man accused of killing seven people and injuring dozens more at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Highland Park in 2022 was expected to change his initial plea of not guilty at a hearing Wednesday.

The man suspected of killing seven and injuring dozens more in the Highland Park Fourth of July parade shooting is expected to change his plea during a hearing Wednesday. Sandra Torres has more.

The man accused of killing seven people and injuring dozens more at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Highland Park in 2022 was expected to change his initial plea of not guilty at a hearing Wednesday.

The Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office expects a change of plea in the case of a man accused of killing seven people and injuring 48 others during Highland Park’s Fourth of July parade in 2022. NBC Chicago’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports.

The Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office expects a change of plea in the case of a man accused of killing seven people and injuring 48 others during Highland Park’s Fourth of July parade in 2022.

The man accused of killing seven people and injuring dozens more, including children, at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Chicago in 2022 will stand trial next February, a judge ruled Wednesday.

The suspect in the 2022 Highland Park July 4 parade shooting appeared in court on Wednesday, learning when his trial will begin, NBC Chicago’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

A judge postponed the trial of a man accused of killing seven people at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Chicago in 2022 after his lawyer on Wednesday asked for more time to review evidence. The trial had been slated to begin next month, and a new date has not been set.

A judge postponed the trial of a man accused of killing seven people at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Chicago in 2022 after his lawyer on Wednesday asked for more time to review evidence. The trial had been slated to begin next month, and a new date has not been set.

During the short hearing, Robert E. Crimo III, who last month told Judge Victoria Rossetti that he wanted to represent himself in upcoming proceedings, reversed course and asked for public defenders.

The father of the Highland Park massacre suspect has filed for bankruptcy as he faces mounting legal costs related to the 2022 Fourth of July parade shooting.

In November, Robert Crimo Jr. was sentenced to two years probation, 100 hours of community service and 60 days in jail.