WASHINGTON (WLS) -- Jesse Jackson Jr. left a halfway house in Baltimore, Maryland, and began home confinement Monday morning. The former congressman walked out wearing a beige jacket and white shirt.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WLS) -- Jesse Jackson, Jr., is being allowed to leave Washington D.C. to visit his grandmother. A judge approved his request to travel to Greeneville, S.C., Friday through Monday. He ...

For 17 years, Jesse Jackson Jr. represented Illinois’ 2nd Congressional District in the House of Representatives. He appears to want his old job back. Once a star in Washington, the namesake son of ...