After receiving federal clemency from Donald Trump, Larry Hoover’s family has turned to Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker to seek a state commutation for the Gangsters Disciples co-founder.

Larry Hoover's family and supporters visited the state capital on Saturday to ask Governor Pritzker for the Chicago gang leader's release.

Three state lawmakers stood with Hoover's family as they seek a state commutation that would release the long-imprisoned Gangster Disciples co-founder.

Larry Hoover supporters are urging Gov. Pritzker to grant clemency after Trump commuted his federal sentences but left his state term intact.

Larry Hoover remains incarcerated despite his federal sentences being commuted by Donald Trump. Here's what he did and what happens next.

Former Chicago gang leader Larry Hoover, who had been serving a life sentence at a supermax prison in Colorado, has had his sentence commuted by Donald Trump.

Below, find out more about Hoover and what Trump’s commutation could mean for his future. Who Is Larry Hoover? Hoover is the co-founder of the Gangster Disciples, a Chicago-based street gang.

Despite the fact that President Trump commuted the sentence of legendary Chicago Gangster Disciples founder Larry Hoover, he will not get out of prison anytime in the near future, leaving some of ...

The wife of notorious Chicago gang leader and Gangster Disciples founder Larry Hoover wrote an open letter to Illinois First Lady MK Pritzker asking for her husband's state sentence to be commuted.

Larry Hoover, once declared “one of the most notorious criminals in Illinois history,” had his life sentence commuted by President Trump.

Larry Hoover had his federal life sentences commuted by President Trump but remains imprisoned in Illinois.

Larry Hoover's family is seeking state clemency to help the Gangster Disciples co-founder secure his freedom for the first time in over 50 years.