Lil Durk stands at the center of one of the most consequential federal cases the Hip Hop world has seen in years, with a murder for hire prosecution that has reshaped his career, sparked national ...

The federal murder-for-hire trial of American rapper Lil Durk will begin on April 21. Originally known as Durk Banks, the ...

Lil Durk may face an anonymous jury in his upcoming federal murder-for-hire trial after prosecutors requested the rare measure, citing concerns about safety and potential intimidation. A federal judge ...

Lil Durk, real name Durk Devontay Banks, is currently behind bars awaiting trial on murder-for-hire charges, and prosecutors are seeking an anonymous jury because of what they say is a serious ...

Lil Durk challenged prosecutors in his murder-for-hire case, accusing them of hiding evidence and demanding that the charges be thrown out before trial. Lil Durk is pushing to have his federal ...

Defendants asked for the court date to be pushed to May 4 after initially being scheduled for January 20.

The start date of Lil Durk's trial has officially been pushed to January 2026. As Complex previously reported, the trial, where the Chicago rapper has been charged with conspiracy and intention to ...

The murder of Lil Durk's brother, Dontay "DThang" Banks Jr., remains a cold case after he was shot and killed over four years ago. On June 6, 2021, DThang was outside of Club O in Harvey, Ill., when ...

Lil Durk has been denied an attempt to dismiss his federal case on murder-for-hire. In documents obtained by Complex, the December 16 filing explains that Durk (real name Durk Devontay Banks) filed a ...

Rapper Lil Durk’s lawyers on Thursday called for the dismissal of his murder-for-hire case in Los Angeles after learning that a judge and prosecutor received death threats that weren’t disclosed to ...

Lil Durk poses in the press room with the award for best melodic rap performance for "All My Life" by Lil Durk featuring J. Cole during the 66th annual Grammy Awards, Feb. 4, 2024, in Los Angeles.

Grammy-winning rapper Lil Durk sat in a Los Angeles federal courtroom Wednesday as a judge agreed to delay his murder-for-hire trial for at least three months at the request of several co-defendants.