Larry Hoover remains locked up in Illinois, handing Donald Trump an opportunity to one-up his Democratic rivals.

Gangster Disciples founder Larry Hoover, photographed here in 1994, has drawn comparisons to Al Capone for his notoriety. Sun-Times file Criminal Justice Public Safety ...

Larry Hoover, a cofounder of a notorious Chicago street gang who was imprisoned in a “supermax” prison for decades, has had his sentence commuted by President Donald Trump.

Larry Hoover, a convicted murderer and chairman of the Chicago street gang known as Gangster Disciples who is currently serving six life sentences, formed the center of a Los Angeles concert ...

CHICAGO — Infamous Gangster Disciples founder Larry Hoover is set to appear in court for the first time in decades Thursday as his long-shot bid to win freedom comes to a head at Chicago’s ...

Larry Hoover’s sentence still tied to Illinois murder conviction Due to his Illinois state conviction, Hoover Sr. is not eligible for parole until 2062, when he would be 111 years old.

Gang leader Larry Hoover asks judge to recuse himself over 'wildly out of bounds' murders question U.S. District Judge John Blakey, a former prosecutor, has spent a decade on the bench since his ...

President Donald Trump gave Larry Hoover, the former leader of notorious Chicago-based gang Gangster Disciples, a glimmer of hope this week when he announced the commutation of his federal sentence.

“Larry Hoover’s federal life sentences have been commuted by President Donald Trump,” stated Bonjean Law Group in a release to ABC News.

LARRY Hoover was convicted of murder in 1975 and is now fighting for early release. Rappers Kanye West, now known as Ye, and Drake are holding a Free Larry Hoover benefit concert to fight for ...

Larry Hoover, Gangster Disciple leader, appears for for an annual parole hearing on Aug. 31, 1995. A gangster’s possible return ...

“Larry Hoover was a man who made a mistake. When one person goes to prison, their entire family goes with them. Take out of your mind everything that you have read.” That’s it.