After weeks of sensational testimony including secret recordings, tales of homemade weapons and calling the character of a former Chicago Bear into question, Marni Yang was convicted by a Lake County jury of the 2007 murder of Rhoni Reuter, who was pregnant with the unborn daughter of former Bear Shaun Gayle at the time. more ›

Marni Yang, the woman charged in the 2007 shooting death of Rhoni Reuter and Reuter's unborn child, is psychologically fit to stand trial. Reuter was the ex-girlfriend of ex-Bears star Shaun Gayle who was also the father of her unborn child. The announcement came during a pretrial hearing at which the defense also made several motions. Per the Tribune: more ›

New charges have been filed against Marni Yang, accused of killing Rhoni Reuter, then-girlfriend of ex-Bear Shaun Gayle. Yesterday, Yang was indicted by a Lake County grand jury of intentional homicide of an unborn child; Reuter was seven-months pregnant with Gayle's child when Yang allegedly killed her. In addition, Yang was also indicted on nine counts of first-degree murder in connection to Reuter's death. According to Reuter's family, she had already named the baby - a girl - Skylar. The sentence for killing an unborn child is the same as first degree murder: 25 to life. [WBBM] more ›

After prosecutors described what they believed were the machinations of the woman suspected of killing Shaun Gayle's, an ex-Bears player, pregnant girlfriend on Wednesday, details of the suspect's life prior to and after the 2007 murder are coming to light. Marni Kay Yang, 41, the accused killer, had shown a pattern of jealousy and possessive and erratic behavior before she was charged with the murder of seven-months pregnant Rhoni Reuter, 42, and her unborn daughter, already named Skylar. more ›

• Police have arrested Marni Yang in connection with the 2007 murder of Rhoni Reuter who, at the time, was pregnant with the child of former Bears star Shaun Gayle.
• It seems Rahm Emanuel has several earmarks, worth $8.5 million, in a bill that's before the U.S. Senate this week.
• The City of Chicago has signed on its 11th PR firm, bringing the grand total of money being spent on PR to $55 million.