Lil Durk

Lil Durk’s bid for bond faces opposition from federal prosecutors, who argue courthouse support was intended to put public pressure on the proceedings.

The judge is still making up his mind about whether The Voice will be let out of MDC Los Angeles.

The rapper was reportedly placed in solidarity confinement after questioning a deputy warden about repeated cell searches.

A bond hearing is set for early next month.

As the rap superstar fights for pretrial freedom, Hov and Cole step forward with personal pleas to the court.

Durk's co-defendants, Deandre Wilson and David Lindsey, were convicted of multiple felony counts related to stalking.

David Lindsey's renewed motion argues the government's own cooperating witnesses testified the man killed was never the intended target.

It was originally supposed to start on Oct. 5.

The anonymous juror says that the group carefully "went through every single piece of evidence."

Durk will have a chance to argue for his freedom in advance of his trial on racketeering charges.

The streamer wants Meek Mill to know that he's well-equipped to deal with any potential intruders.

Following his acquittal in his murder-for-hire trial, Durk shared a celebratory post on Instagram.

Big Durk celebrated his son’s acquittal while offering condolences to the victim’s family.

50 praised Drew Findling after Durk was found not guilty on all five federal charges.

Thugger has taken aim at two cooperating witnesses after Durk was found not guilty in his murder-for-hire trial.