After Rivera was killed in June by Officer Carlos Baker, officials told the Illinois Department of Labor she'd been gunned down by a barricaded suspect. The police still haven't corrected that.

Officer Carlos Baker, the Chicago cop who fatally shot his partner Krystal Rivera while pursuing a suspect, was stripped of his police powers on Friday — but not for the shooting.

The bullet that took the life of Chicago police Officer Krystal Rivera struck her from behind through an opening in her bulletproof vest, newly released autopsy records confirm. More than two ...

Autopsy results revealed a major update in the case of Krystal Rivera, the Chicago police officer who was fatally shot by her partner in June.

Aug. 22: Hernández went unclaimed on waivers and indeed accepted an outright to Triple-A Columbus, per Tim Stebbins of MLB.com. Aug. 20: The Guardians announced that right-hander Carlos ...

Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic will face potential difficult American opponents when they begin their quest for another US Open title.

Check out our betting preview with odds, picks, and predictions for Friday’s match between Andrey Rublev and Carlos Alcaraz at ATP Cincinnati.

World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz and 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic were drawn to meet in the US Open semifinals when the draw was made on Thursday.

The Chicago police officer who accidentally shot and killed Officer Krystal Rivera while chasing a suspect earlier this summer has been relieved of his police powers, according to the Chicago ...

The much-hyped pairing of Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu was bounced in the first round of the new U.S. Open mixed doubles event on Tuesday.

Chicago police officer Carlos Baker has been relieved of his police powers one day after a CBS News Chicago report about actions he took in the wake of an incident at a bar in Wicker Park.

The Twins traded nearly half of their MLB roster at last week’s trade deadline, but if it weren’t for the Carlos Correa deal, pitcher Griffin Jax likely would have stayed put.