Daily Archive : Wednesday August 30, 2017
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News
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Classic Cinemas hosts monthly film clubs
Classic Cinemas is hosting monthly film clubs. On Sept. 6 at Charlestowne 18, it will be the 2016 French-German film “Frantz.” On Sept. 11 at Woodstock Theatre, it will be the 2016 film “A Quiet Passion” on the life of poet Emily Dickinson.
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Suspect in killing of California deputy has violent past
Court records show the suspect in the killing of a California deputy has a violent criminal history including stints in prison for assault with a semi-automatic weapon and vehicle theft
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Grim reality in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey: More dead
Now that the sun is shining the death toll is expected to rise as bodies are found
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New rules, tech are dimming Hong Kong's signature neon glow
Neon signs advertising shops and nightclubs gave Hong Kong a signature look to match its economic boom, but the visual heritage is fading as technology and regulations turn off the lights
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How you can help victims of Hurricane Harvey
Want to help victims of Hurricane Harvey? Here’s how.
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Bernie Sanders talks to Naperville students about ‘Political Revolution’
Bernie Sanders spoke Wednesday in Naperville to tell students to get involved in politics “to implement your feelings into public policy.”
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8 charged in Elgin drug investigation
Elgin police on Wednesday arrested eight men, who now face felony charges in connection with an eight-month long drug investigation, officials say.
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Will House GOP cut disaster funds by nearly $1B to finance border wall?
President Donald Trump is promising billions to help Texas rebuild from Harvey-caused epic flooding, but his Republican allies in the House are looking at cutting almost $1 billion from disaster accounts to help finance the president’s border wall.
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Ex-professor convicted of child porn gets 3 years after probation violation
A former Wheaton College professor, who previously avoided incarceraton after being convicted of child pornography charges, is headed to prison for violating his probation. Calling him a “very intelligent, yet very flawed individual,” DuPage Judge John Kinsella Wednesday sentenced 65-year-old Donald Ratcliff to three years in prison.
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Geneva house fire sends one person to hospital
One person was displaced and taken to the hospital Wednesday after a house fire in Geneva, officials say.
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Kane board wants some leeway
Kane County Board members said they will seek an outside legal opinion that would examine how far they can go to force other offices to implement budget restraints.
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Federal judge blocks Texas' tough 'sanctuary cities' law
A federal judge has temporarily blocked most of Texas' tough new "sanctuary cities" law allowing police to inquire about people's immigration status during routine interactions like traffic stops
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AP Exclusive: California taxpayers fund legislative mailings
Only on AP: California Assembly members spent $3.2 million sending mail to their constituents last year, taking advantage of a legislative perk that allows them to spend taxpayer money to cover the costs
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From Bullock to DiCaprio, a look stars' Harvey relief giving
Sandra Bullock and Leonardo DiCaprio's $1 million donations to Harvey relief efforts headline pledges from the entertainment world.
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Court documents detail fatal library shooting in New Mexico
The father of a teenager accused of gunning down two employees inside a New Mexico public library and wounding four others sensed trouble when he discovered two handguns were missing from his home safe
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Source: Lobbyist in Trump Tower meeting spoke to grand jury
A grand jury used by Special Counsel Robert Mueller has heard secret testimony from a Russian-American lobbyist who attended a June 2016 meeting with President Donald Trump's eldest son, The Associated Press has learned
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Texas chemical plant poised to explode amid Harvey flood
A spokeswoman for a flooded chemical plant in a small town northeast of Houston said late Wednesday it was poised to explode, though the timing and the extent of the danger weren't immediately clear
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Florida city votes to strip Confederate names from streets
The city commission of a suburb in Florida has voted to erase the names of Robert E. Lee and two other Confederate generals from the city's streets
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Houston sees glimmer of hope after Harvey but threats loom
Harvey's floodwaters started dropping across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area
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Harvey horror: Shivering girl, 3, clinging to drowned mom
Police say a shivering 3-year-old girl found clinging to the body of her drowned mother in a rain-swollen canal in Southeast Texas was likely saved by her mom's effort to carry her child to safety from Harvey's floods
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The Latest: Death toll 31 as 6 more fatalities confirmed
Authorities say they have confirmed six more deaths from Harvey, bringing the toll to at least 31
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Death toll from Harvey rises to 31 as Harris County, Texas, says autopsies confirm six more fatalities
Death toll from Harvey rises to 31 as Harris County, Texas, says autopsies confirm six more fatalities
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Illinois governor names top legal adviser
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has appointed the attorney for the state's child welfare agency as his top legal adviser
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Chicago-area man gets 21-yr sentence for assaulting child
A suburban Chicago man has been given a 21-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting a child that he knew
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NTSB: Loss of control, poor visibility caused fatal plane
The National Transportation Safety Board is blaming loss of control by the pilot and poor visibility for the April 2015 crash of a private plane in central Illinois that killed seven
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Suspects in police shooting linked to stolen vehicle ring
Authorities say two women believed to be part of a stolen car ring led California police on a chase before pointing them to a Sacramento hotel where another suspect opened fire with an assault rifle in a shootout that left one officer dead and two wounded
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Images: Harvey Continues to Impact Texas and Louisiana
See moments this week from the deadly storm Harvey. The storm made another landfall early Wednesday in southwestern Louisiana, after it lingered over Texas for days before meandering back into the Gulf of Mexico. At least 18 people have been killed by Harvey since Friday, when it made landfall in Texas as a Category 4 hurricane.
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Chicago police superintendent undergoes transplant surgery
Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson having kidney transplant surgery
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Animals from Texas arrive for adoption in Seattle
Nearly 40 dogs that were in Texas shelters before Hurricane Harvey have arrived in Seattle by plane
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Bicyclist injured after possible Crystal Lake hit-and-run
A man in his 70s was taken to the hospital with serious injuries Wednesday afternoon after a possible hit-and-run in Crystal Lake, police say.
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Both drivers in Oakbrook Terrace crash charged with DUI
Both drivers involved in an Aug. 27 crash in Oakbrook Terrace have been charged with driving under the influence, authorities said Wednesday.
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The Latest: Police link shooting suspects to stolen car ring
Police say they believe a stolen vehicle ring was being run out of a California hotel where a sheriff's deputy was killed and two CHP officers were wounded
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Lake County confirms first human case of West Nile this year
The first confirmed human case of West Nile virus this year in Lake County has been found in a 70-year-old Grayslake woman, according to the Lake County Health Department.
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Marengo man accused of sexual assault of St. Charles toddler
A 21-year-old Marengo man has been charged with predatory criminal sexual assault of a child younger than 13 in St. Charles.
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Harvey repeats devastation back on shore in Texas, Louisiana
Flash flooding inundated homes and overwhelmed first-responders as residents along the Texas-Louisiana border felt the wrath of Harvey's second landfall
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Teens host Aurora charity kickball tournament to cap ‘Meaningful Summers’
Aditya Balsekar, 17, is raising money for three Aurora charities with a youth kickball tournament set for Saturday. “I was hoping to just bring people together and do something meaningful,” he said of his many volunteer projects.
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The Latest: Chicago police superintendent gets new kidney
Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson has undergone a successful kidney transplant operation that lasted for several hours
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Chicago elementary teacher charged in guns case
A 53-year-old Chicago elementary teacher faces federal charges that he sought to provide ammunition, guns and gun accessories to known felons
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High pressure brings high heat to Western US
Strong high pressure bakes much of the West in high heat, and forecasters expect the siege to last into the Labor Day weekend and likely beyond
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Schaumburg church holding Conversation Club so English learners can practice
Christ Community Mennonite Church hosts a free Conversation Club, 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at 888 S. Roselle Road, Schaumburg.
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Longtime jurist, former village president retires after 44 years of public service
Arlington Heights resident, Cook County Judge William O. Maki retires Thursday after a legal and political career spanning 44 years. It includes one term as Arlington Heights village president and more than six years as presiding judge of Rolling Meadows Third Municipal District.
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Round Lake-area residents shot in Waukegan
A pair of Round Lake-area residents were among three people shot in separate shootings Sunday and Monday in Waukegan, police said Wednesday.
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Laptop program expands for Woodland students in Gurnee
Fourth- and fifth-grade students at Woodland Intermediate School in Gurnee received Google Chromebooks for the first time Wednesday as part of Woodland Elementary District 50’s expansion of its laptop program this year.
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River mining company's expansion plans worry neighbors
Some residents near a company that mines the Ohio River for sand and gravel are raising concerns about its plans to expand its southern Indiana dredging operations
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Field Museum in Chicago to become home to new dinosaur
Chicago's Field Museum will soon be moving its star attraction, Sue the T. rex, to her own gallery and become home to a touchable cast of the biggest dinosaur ever discovered
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Villa Park teen’s trial begins in 2015 shooting of two Addison men
DuPage County prosecutors say Bruce Berrier, 16 at the time, was an “enforcer” responsible for “clearing out unwanted people” from a Villa Park townhouse complex when he shot and seriously injured two Addison men in November 2015. But Berrier’s attorney, Ricardo Bird, said his client, now 18, was only protecting himself from a knife-wielding crowd when he fired...
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Illinois hospital breach exposes up to 9,000 patients' data
An Illinois hospital says a data breach exposed patient information of as many as 9,000 people
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A torn Trump still weighing fate of young immigrants
President Donald Trump remains torn over the fate of hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children
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Former Maine Township trustee gets $30,000 part-time job in food pantry
Maine Township Supervisor Laura Morask has hired a political ally for a new $30,000 part-time position without conducting a job search.
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Critics: District 128 superintendent’s new contract too long, pay too high
Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School Superintendent Prentiss Lea has received a four-year contract extension — but not without some controversy.
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The Latest: Video shows man swinging bat at police officer
Police have released video showing a man swinging a bat at a police officer before he was fatally shot outside a federal courthouse in southern Indiana
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Investor suit against former Uber CEO moved to arbitration
A Delaware judge says an investor lawsuit targeting ride-hailing company Uber Technologies' former CEO must be moved to private arbitration
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Feds link man charged in Indiana threats to Maine extortions
Federal authorities say they've linked a California man charged with making online threats to blow up two suburban Indianapolis high schools with the sexual extortion of girls in Maine
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Harvey reporters cast aside role as observers to help
Several journalists have cast aside their role as observers to help people in trouble while covering the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, saying their instincts as human beings took precedence
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Petition wants KKK scene on Indiana University mural removed
An online petition wanting part of a 1930s mural depicting a Ku Klux Klan rally removed from an Indiana University lecture hall echoes previous debates over it
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Rollie Massimino, who led Villanova to '85 NCAA title, dies
Rollie Massimino, who led Villanova's storied run to the 1985 NCAA championship and won more than 800 games in his coaching career, has died
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BTE founder, COD theater instructor Craig Berger has died
Buffalo Theatre Ensemble and longtime College of DuPage theater educator and director Craig Berger has died at 74.
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Aptakisic-Tripp District 102 approves $18 million bond issue
The $18 million in bonds will be used for construction at Aptakisic Junior High School and Meridian Middle School.
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Rollie Massimino, who led Villanova to '85 NCAA title, dies
Rollie Massimino, who led Villanova's storied run to the 1985 NCAA championship and won more than 800 games in his coaching career, has died
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District 128 board approves $95.5 million budget
The Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School District 128 board has approved a $95.5 million budget for the 2018 fiscal year. Projected spending is down about 3 percent.
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Mt. Prospect music festival benefits hurricane victims
The American Music Festival, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the Sunday, Sept. 3, Mt. Prospect Lions Club Farmer’s Market in downtown Mount Prospect, is being rebranded as a benefit for people suffering the effects of Hurricane Harvey in Houston, Texas.
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Schaumburg AM Rotary announces upcoming speakers
Schaumburg AM Rotary has announced the speakers for its next four meetings, which are open to the public.
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Fox Valley police reports
Hector Melendez, 46, of Elgin, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence of alcohol, Carpentersville police said.
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Drone to assist Carpentersville with public safety calls
Carpentersville is implementing a program for using a drone to assist with search and rescue operations, fire investigations and other public safety calls.
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US clears breakthrough gene therapy for childhood leukemia
The U.S. has cleared a breakthrough cancer treatment that uses gene therapy to turn patients' own blood cells into assassins that attack childhood leukemia
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Stevenson helping Harvey victims
Stevenson High School’s National Honor Society and student council are seeking donations to help people affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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Groups sue to protect Yellowstone bears as hunts anticipated
Wildlife advocates and a Montana Indian tribe are asking a U.S. court to restore protections for grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone National Park so that trophy hunting of the fearsome animals wouldn't be allowed
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Libertyville police investigate counterfeit $100 bills
Libertyville police are investigating reports that two women successfully passed counterfeit $100 bills this month at businesses in the village.
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Fox Lake author signing debut novel Thursday
Fox Lake author Sergio Rivera will be signing copies of his debut science-fiction novel “My Uncle went to Earth and All I Got Is…” from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, at Primo Italian Restaurant in Gurnee.
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Mundelein District 75 Brat Fest set for Sept. 8
Mundelein School District 75 will be hosting the 40th annual Brat Fest on Friday, Sept. 8, at Carl Sandburg Middle School.
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Lake County seeks Adopt A Highway volunteer groups
The Lake County Division of Transportation is seeking volunteers to help pick up litter and debris along highways and bike paths through its Adopt A Highway program.
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Cardinal Cupich blesses garden at Carmel High School
Carmel Catholic High School played host to some high-profile guests for a Wednesday Mass at the Mundelein school.
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Why you’re seeing more skunks in Kane County this summer
It’s hard to beat the fresh air that comes into your home after throwing open the windows on a cool summer night — unless a skunk has sprayed nearby.
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Renowned Hungarian film director Karoly Makk dies at 91
Karoly Makk, one of Hungary's greatest film directors whose "Cats' Play" was nominated for an Oscar in 1975, has died at age 91
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The Latest: Interior drops probe into secretary, senators
The Interior Department inspector general's office has dropped an investigation into whether the Trump administration pressured Alaska GOP Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan over their health care votes
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Tillerson praises Mexico's generosity in offering Harvey aid
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is praising Mexico's generosity in offering assistance as the U.S. responds to Harvey
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Sentencing of man guilty of attempted kidnapping postponed
There has been another postponement of the sentencing of a southern Illinois doctor convicted of attempting to kidnap the Saline County state's attorney
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AP Exclusive: Trapped motorists, women in labor. 911 call center tends to Houston's misery as tens of thousands seek aid
AP Exclusive: Trapped motorists, women in labor. 911 call center tends to Houston's misery as tens of thousands seek aid
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While some businesses get tax breaks, others get new tax
Downers Grove has been rebating about $1 million a year in sales taxes to a handful of local businesses, but village council members complained about a drop in sales tax revenue when they recently voted in a food and beverage tax.
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Civil War generals bring history to life in Elgin
Few people who drive along Lynch Street in Elgin know it was named for William Lynch, an Elgin-raised Civil War general.
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Former Chicago detective ordered to testify in murder case
A former Chicago police detective is being forced by a judge to testify under oath about allegations that he beat two men into confessing to a 1998 double murder they say they did not commit
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Michael Feldman, former top AP photo editor, dies at 70
Michael Feldman, a former top photo editor whose 40-year career took him from the gritty streets of Philadelphia to major international sporting events including the Olympics and the World Cup, has died at 70
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Motorcyclist accused of striking Lake County deputy while fleeing traffic stop
A Gurnee man is behind bars in the Lake County jail after authorities say he struck a Lake County Sheriff’s deputy with his motorcycle Tuesday while attempting to flee from a traffic stop.
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UFO enthusiasts heading to Wyoming for upcoming rendezvous
Just like in the science-fiction movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," UFO enthusiasts are headed to a strange geological formation in northeast Wyoming
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Suburban schools begin measuring kindergarten readiness
Illinois school districts are beginning this school year gathering information on consistent measures of developmental readiness for all kindergartners.
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The Latest: Trump praises Harvey first responders
President Donald Trump says "all of America" is grieving with those who lost loved ones because of Harvey
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2 top Indiana agency leaders leaving those positions
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb is losing two top state agency leaders, with one joining the Trump administration and the other expected to run for Congress
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Editorial Roundup: Excerpts from recent editorials
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the U.S. and abroad
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IMF says transport, food costs are up in Qatar after rift
The International Monetary Fund says transportation and food costs in Qatar have "edged up" due to a diplomatic rift that led four Arab countries cut ties with the small Gulf state
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Police tossed bloody mattress before dead cop’s autopsy
On Sept. 2, 2015, Officer Dina Markham reported finding her husband Chicago Sgt. Donald Markham dead in bed at their Northwest Side home, shot in the head, his gun in hand.The mattress — soaked with blood and other bodily fluids — would have been among the critical pieces of evidence for investigators to determine what happened.
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Coroner: Joliet mother, twin daughters suffered gunshot wounds
Preliminary autopsy results show a Joliet mother suffered a gunshot wound to the head and her twin 5-year-old daughters each were shot more than once in what authorities are investigating as murders and a suicide.
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Elgin to expand backyard chickens to 100 homes
Elgin residents who want backyard chickens can expect much shorter waits for licenses after the city expands its program to up to 100 homes.
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Company donates $1 million for machine-driven research
A Chicago software company is donating $1 million to an artificial intelligence initiative at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh
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Harvey horror: Shivering tot found clinging to drowned mom
Authorities found a shivering toddler clinging to the body of her drowned mother in a rain-swollen canal in Southeast Texas after the woman tried to carry her child to safety from Harvey's floods.
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Indiana trooper badly hurt when hit during traffic stop
An Indiana state trooper was badly injured when a car hit him along Interstate 865 in suburban Indianapolis
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Motorists, gawkers line up to see new bridge in Scotland
Motorists and gawkers jammed onto Scotland's new bridge over the Firth of Forth, anxious to see the new expanse on its first full day of operation
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The Latest: Hezbollah defends transfer of IS militants
Hezbollah says the deal it negotiated to evacuate Islamic State militants from the Lebanon-Syria border was the "only way" to resolve the "national and humanitarian" case of determining the fate of Lebanese soldiers captured three years ago.
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Trump says 'talking is not the answer' with North Korea
President Donald Trump says "talking is not the answer" when it comes to North Korea
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Dawn Patrol: Suburban natives in Houston describe ‘surreal’ flooding
Suburban natives in Houston describe ‘surreal’ flooding. Case of whooping cough reported at Lake Zurich High School. Roskam protest in Barrington. Palatine’s Lamplighter Inn sued by man injured in brawl involving Haley Reinhart. Recording artist Brandon Fox returns to Elk Grove High. Elgin entrepreneur moving into former Smooth Fox building. Carpentersville restaurant offers...
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Frat adviser says he didn't see events before pledge's death
A live-in adviser to a Penn State fraternity has testified he did not see the alcohol hazing ritual or any of the other events that led to the death of a pledge in February
Sports
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Schwarber hits 2 HRs, Cubs pound Pirates 17-3
Kyle Schwarber hit two home runs, Ian Happ and Anthony Rizzo also went deep to back Jose Quintana, and the Chicago Cubs pounded the Pittsburgh Pirates 17-3
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SEC enters 50th season since its integration of football
The SEC enters its 50th season since Kentucky's Nate Northington broke the conference's color barrier
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Catching up on a summer’s worth of news
Akinosun’s World championship heads Sidelines summer review
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Chicago Red Stars acquire midfielder Morgan Brian
The Chicago Red Stars have acquired U.S. Women’s National Team midfielder Morgan Brian in a trade with the Houston Dash for midfielder Kristie Mewis. Both sides also have future considerations if certain criteria are met.
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Russell scratched from rehab game; Lester back Saturday
Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell suffered a setback Wednesday during his injury-rehab assignment at Class AAA Iowa. The Cubs say Russell felt soreness in his injured foot.
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Preseason finale important to some Chicago Bears
Thursday night’s final Chicago Bears preseason game is the final opportunity for players on the bubble to impress coaches, who will spend most of the weekend determining who makes the final 53-man roster.
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Young Chicago Cubs pile on Pirates
Once again Wednesday night, the young players on the Chicago Cubs rose to the fore during a 17-3 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates at Wrigley Field.
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Girls tennis scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30, results
High school girls tennis results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Girls volleyball scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30, results
High school girls volleyball results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Girls golf scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30, results
High school girls golf results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Girls cross country scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30. results
High school girls cross country results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Boys soccer scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30. results
High school boys soccer results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Boys golf scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30, results
High school boys golf results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Boys cross country scoreboard: Wednesday, Aug. 30. results
High school boys cross country results from contests of Wednesday, Aug. 30.
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Girls golf: Myslinski fires 36 to lead Palatine
Palatine senior Jenny Myslinski shot one of her finest nine-hole rounds to help the Pirates’ girls golf team to Mid-Suburban League wins over Hersey and Fremd at Palatine Hills Golf Course on Wednesday.
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Girls volleyball: Hersey stops Libertyville in three
Hersey’s girls volleyball team had more than a week off since its opening-night win at St. Viator on Aug. 21. The Huskies were eager to get back on the floor, and they showed it on Wednesday at Libertyville. Led by 12 kills from sophomore Kati Kaburov and 8 from Amy Morgan, the Huskies posted a 21-25 25-14 25-21 nonconference triumph over the Wildcats.
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Girls volleyball: Lake County roundup
Erica Grant and Keelan Bell pounded 8 and 7 kills, respectively, and Lakes’ girls volleyball team remained undefeated by beating Deerfield 25-19, 25-20 in a nonconference match Wednesday night.
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US Open glance: Federer, Nadal back in Ashe in 2nd round
Day 4 at the U.S. Open features Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in Arthur Ashe Stadium for second-round matches
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Sky falls to Wings, fight for final playoff spot
Heading into Wednesday night’s game against the Dallas Wings at Allstate Arena, the formula for the Sky was easy. Win all three games remaining on the schedule and the playoffs are a lock. Now, after squandering a 13-point lead and watching Dallas squirm out of Allstate with a 99-96 victory, the Sky needs help. And it will have to come from an unwilling participant. The Sky will be fighting for the eighth and final WNBA playoff spot with the Seattle Storm, which has two games remaining on its schedule. In a cruel twist, the Sky needs help from the Storm.
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Boys soccer: McKeever’s key as Lakes solves Maine East
Shane McKeever scored twice and added an assist, as Lakes rallied to capture a 3-1 win over host Maine East in nonconference boys soccer action Wednesday.
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Girls golf: Lake County roundup
Freshman Bry Hogan shot a 46 to lead the Lake Zurich to a North Suburban Conference victory over Waukegan on Wednesday.
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Girls cross country: Vernon runs to repeat victory in Art Campbell Invite
Vernon Hills’ girls cross country team placed five runners in the top 15 and captured the Lake County Art Campbell invite at Lakewood Forest Preserve for the second year in a row Wednesday.
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Sharapova wins again at Open; No. 4 Zverev, No. 8 Tsonga out
Maria Sharapova won another three-set match at the U.S. Open. No. 4 Alexander Zverev and No. 8 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lost.
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Finally finished: Cavs-Celtics modify, complete big trade
Cavs-Celtics complete deal with Boston adding 2020 draft pick
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NFL 2017: Falcons NFC South Rivals to challenge for division
Before the Atlanta Falcons can think about Super Bowl redemption, they'll have to contend with NFC South rivals who could be dangerous to overlook
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Metea Valley earns draw with Lockport
Metea Valley earned a draw in a nonconference boys soccer game with Lockport.
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Bulls guard Payne to miss start of season
Bulls guard Cameron Payne will have surgery on his right foot and is expected to be out until late November. Payne missed time with a foot issue early last season before being traded to the Bulls.
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Girls volleyball: Barrington serves up a third three-set win
Barrington’s girls volleyball team won its third straight three-set match over a Lake County team on Wednesday. This time, it was a 25-10, 21-25, 25-18 nonconference win over visiting Grayslake Central as the Fillies won their home opener and raised their record to 3-0.
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Boys soccer: Shorthanded Larkin rallies past South Elgin
Larkin rallied for a 3-2 win over South Elgin Wednesday in boys soccer action.
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Cubs SS Russell has setback in recovery from foot injury
Cubs shortstop Addison Russell was called back to Chicago to be examined after experiencing a setback in his recovery from a right foot injury
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With Smith suspended, USC readies first-time starters at LB
Cam Smith has been dreaming his whole life of being a team captain at Southern California
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The Latest: Canadian teen Shapovalov stuns Tsonga at Open
Canadian teen Denis Shapovalov stunned No. 8 seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in straight sets at the U.S. Open to reach the third round at a Grand Slam tournament for the first time
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Morrison homers again as Rays defeat Royals 5-3
Logan Morrison, Steven Souza Jr. and Adeiny Hechavarria each went deep and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Kansas City Royals 5-3 for their latest series victory
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Boomers cruise past Beach Bums
The East Division champion Schaumburg Boomers scored five runs in the bottom of the first inning to chase the Traverse City starter and roll to a sixth consecutive win by the final of 12-1.
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Indians sweep Yankees, who stagger into Red Sox series
Trevor Bauer and Ryan Merritt shut down the Yankees' offense, leading the Cleveland Indians to a doubleheader sweep that damaged New York's chances to win the AL East
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Cashner shuts down Astros; Napoli homers in Rangers' 8-1 win
Andrew Cashner pitched eight strong innings, Mike Napoli hit a three-run homer and the Texas Rangers beat the Houston Astros 8-1 in a game relocated to Florida because of Hurricane Harvey
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Kazmierczak, York top Addison Trail
York defeated Addison Trail in a nonconference girls volleyball match.
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Berrios, bats lead Twins past White Sox 11-1
Jose Berrios pitched seven scoreless innings, Brian Dozier had four hits and Eddie Rosario homered twice as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 11-1
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Cougars take series opener from LumberKings
After a much needed off day, the Kane County Cougars (31-34, 70-62) pulled out a team victory to take the series opener against the Clinton LumberKings (30-35, 61-71) Wednesday evening from Ashford University Field.
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Boys soccer: Jacobs, Crystal Lake South earn shutout wins
Noah Melick and Jimmy Kooi each scored 2 goals Wednesday as Jacobs’ boys soccer team defeated Marmion 5-0 in a Barrington tournament contest.
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Girls volleyball: West Aurora downs Oswego East
Kendra Battle had 8 kills and a block Wednesday to lead the West Aurora girls volleyball team to a 25-21, 25-22 nonconference win over Oswego East.
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Moreland homers, has 4 RBIs, Red Sox sweep Jays with 7-1 win
Moreland has pinch-hit HR, four RBIs, Porcello gets win as Red Sox complete sweep with 7-1 victory over struggling Blue Jays
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Boys golf: Scaletta, Lumsden bring unique experiences — and low scores
Barrington sophomore Dominic Scaletta is new to high school golf, while Hersey senior Tommy Lumsden is a veteran attempting a courageous comeback. Both excelled Wednesday in a triangular at Makray Memorial Golf Club.
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Week 1 MVPs: Naperville North’s Davis, South Elgin’s Doherty earn accolade
Naperville North’s Drake Davis and South Elgin’s Colt Doherty are the Daily Herald’s Week 1 football MVPs.
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Trading places: Haden cut by Browns, signs with Steelers
Cut by Cleveland, cornerback Joe Haden finds new home down the road in Pittsburgh
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Wings beat Sky for 1st playoff spot since moving to Dallas
Skylar Diggins-Smith had 28 points and eight assists, Glory Johnson added 25 points, and the Dallas Wings secured a playoff spot with a 99-96 victory over the Chicago Sky
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Imrem: Glennon out vs. Browns, but he should play
Chicago Bears starting QB Mike Glennon should play tonight, but what do I know?
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Cut by Browns, Haden signs 3-year deal with Steelers
Cornerback Joe Haden has landed with the Pittsburgh Steelers
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Boys soccer: Resilient Wheeling battles past St. Patrick
Wheeling’s boys soccer team fought back from deficits twice to earn a hard-fought 5-3 win over a feisty St. Patrick club Wednesday afternoon in a second-round contest in the Titan Invitational at Glenbrook South.
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US Olympic sailor loses parts of 3 fingers in capsize
U.S. Sailing says Olympian Bora Gulari of Detroit lost parts of three fingers on his right hand when his catamaran capsized during training for the world championships
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St. Edward will be without Holte Friday; Geneva encouraged by 2nd half
The St. Edward football team will be short a top weapon when Chicago Hope Academy visits Greg True Field in Elgin Friday at 7 p.m.
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Brazil coach confirms: Coutinho on bench; Willian will start
Philippe Coutinho will be on the bench when Brazil faces Ecuador on Thursday in a World Cup qualifying match
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Chicago Blackhawks open camp on Sept. 15
The Chicago Blackhawks announced that they will open training camp for the 2017-18 season on Friday, Sept. 15 at the United Center. The next day, the Hawks will host their Training Camp Festival at the United Center at 11 a.m.
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AP source: Packers reach agreement to sign LB Ahmad Brooks
A person familiar with the discussions tells The Associated Press that the Green Bay Packers and free agent linebacker Ahmad Brooks have agreed to a one-year deal.
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Lynx top Fever 80-69 for 6th 25-win season in 7 years
Maya Moore scored 18 points, Sylvia Fowles had 12 points and 13 rebounds for her 19th double-double, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Indiana Fever 80-69 on Wednesday night
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Jaguars owner Khan willing to swap home dates with Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan would be willing to swap home dates with the Houston Texans in an effort to help the city recover from flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey
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Texans ready to head home to Houston after game canceled
The NFL preseason game between the Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys on Thursday night has been canceled
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Saints cut long snapper Drescher with injury settlement
The New Orleans Saints have released long snapper Justin Drescher after reaching an injury settlement with the veteran who has played for the club each of the past seven seasons
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MLS This Week: Valeri guiding Portland up the table
Diego Valeri is on a tear, with goals in six straight games for the Portland Timbers
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Kiick overcomes cancer and surgeries, but not US Open nerves
Allie Kiick has overcome cancer and four knee surgeries
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Suspension for Bengals LB Burfict reduced to 3 games
Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict had his suspension reduced from five to three games for his egregious hit on a Chiefs running back during a preseason game
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Verlander propels Tigers with arm, bat in 6-2 win over Rox
Justin Verlander struck out nine over six commanding innings and aided his own cause by driving in his first career run and the Detroit Tigers beat the Colorado Rockies 6-2
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Raiders sign WR Seth Roberts to 2-year extension
The Oakland Raiders have signed wide receiver Seth Roberts to a two-year contract extension through 2019
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Orioles rally past Mariners 8-7 for 7th straight victory
Welington Castillo went 4 for 4 with a homer and three RBIs, Jonathan Schoop singled in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Seattle Mariners 8-7 for their season-high seventh straight victory
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Ice dancers Virtue and Moir will miss Babcock at Olympics
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir will miss hockey coach Mike Babcock at the Pyeongchang Olympics
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Mariners bolster staff, get RHP Mike Leake from Cardinals
The Seattle Mariners are attempting to bolster their beleaguered starting rotation in the midst of the AL wild-card race by acquiring right-hander Mike Leake from the St. Louis Cardinals
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BYU not intimidated by No. 13 LSU, must improve offensively
BYU won't be intimidated when it lines up against No. 13 LSU
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TCU QB Hill ready to change the narrative in his last season
TCU senior quarterback Kenny Hill knows a lot of people would prefer to focus on his league-high 13 interceptions last season or TCU's losing record
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Florida suspends 2 more for opener, including RB Scarlett
No. 17 Florida has suspended two more players, including starting running back Jordan Scarlett, for its season opener against 11th-ranked Michigan
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Healthy again, Bobby Wood figures to play key role for US
His breakout Bundesliga season slowed when he got hurt last spring, 24-year-old forward Bobby Wood figures to play key role for US when World Cup qualifying resumes this weekend
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Can Paunovic get Chicago Fire out of its slump?
With his team mired in a slump and its playoff spot at risk, Chicago Fire fans will see just how good a coach Veljko Paunovic is.
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Finally, Fleck's debut at Minnesota has arrived
Finally, P.J. Fleck's debut at Minnesota has arrived, as Gophers gear up for opener vs. Buffalo
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Amid floods, Astros to return home Saturday to face Mets
The Houston Astros will return home Saturday to face the New York Mets
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Michigan roster finally released via Harbaugh's Twitter
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh has announced his team's football roster via his Twitter account
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Timberwolves hire Roth to coach Iowa G-League team
The Minnesota Timberwolves have hired Scott Roth to coach the inaugural Iowa Wolves G-League team
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Pac-12 adds new measures to shorten football games
The Pac-12 Conference will have shorter breaks and move up kickoff times for non-conference games on its network as part of a pilot program designed to shorten college football games
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Win vs. Waubonsie builds confidence at Lake Park
Lake Park’s football team notched its biggest DuPage Valley Conference win with last week’s 36-34 nailbiter at Waubonsie Valley.
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Rookie Nazair Jones earning his chances with Seahawks
Before the start of training camp, Nazair Jones was the "other" rookie defensive lineman the Seattle Seahawks selected in the NFL draft
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Dolphins looking for Tunsil to anchor line at left tackle
The departure of Branden Albert has allowed Laremy Tunsil to move back to his natural position of left tackle
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Last move: Browns trade disappointing OL Erving to Chiefs
The Browns have traded disappointing offensive lineman Cam Erving to the Kansas City Chiefs for a fifth-round pick next year
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Still suing US Open, Bouchard 'surprised' to play in Ashe
Even Eugenie Bouchard did not expect to find herself playing a U.S. Open match in Arthur Ashe Stadium
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NFL 2017: Titans, Mariota eager to push aside Texans, Colts
The Tennessee Titans might be the AFC South's most optimistic team thanks to quarterback Marcus Mariota
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ETSU dismisses player after arrest on statutory rape charge
East Tennessee State dismisses defensive back Jackson Trawick from its team after his arrest on statutory rape charge
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No. 25 Vols won't have 2 starters for Georgia Tech game
Tennessee will be without its projected starting left tackle and its top returning linebacker Monday when the 25th-ranked Volunteers open the season against Georgia Tech
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Carr recalls boost 4th preseason game gave him as rookie
Derek Carr will be sitting for the fourth exhibition game this season for the Oakland Raiders
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Bills' Mudge puts milking goats aside to pursue NFL dream
Had it not been for the Buffalo Bills inviting Jordan Mudge in for a tryout in March, the offensive lineman would likely be milking goats on his farm in Arizona
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Utah ready to unleash new pass-first spread offense
The Utah Utes will unveil their new pass-first spread offense when they open the season at home against North Dakota
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Arkansas first to kick off SEC action against Florida A&M
Arkansas first to kick off SEC action against Florida A&M
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Incoming freshman guard leaves South Carolina women's team
One of South Carolina's incoming recruits in Haley Troup has left the program
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Coyotes captain Shane Doan calls it a career
Arizona Coyotes captain Shane Doan is retiring after 21 seasons with the same franchise
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Yankees sitting slumping Judge again to 'refresh the body'
"The Judge's Chambers" remains closed as All-Star slugger Aaron Judge was absent from the lineup again as the New York Yankees opened a doubleheader with the AL Central-leading Cleveland Indians
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West Brom secures Gibbs from Arsenal, Krychowiak from PSG
England left back Kieran Gibbs has joined West Bromwich Albion after falling out of favor at Arsenal
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Hummels makes a splash with balcony stunt
Mats Hummels is being reminded of his responsibilities as a Germany international after leaping from a balcony into a swimming pool
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Indy's surprise rookies get last chance to win roster spots
The smallest player on Indianapolis' preseason roster might be the Colts' biggest surprise
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Mexico on the verge of gaining early World Cup berth
Mexico has control of its fate and could qualify for next year's World Cup with a victory at home against Panama
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Report: No major damage to Bears receiver Meredith beyond ACL tear
The knee damage that Chicago Bears wide receiver Cameron Meredith suffered in the team’s third preseason game is not career-ending, according to multiple reports.
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Former teammates are anchors for No. 8 Huskies, No. 24 Cougs
No. 8 Washington and No. 24 Washington State open their respective seasons fielding imposing linemen with a long history together
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Chiefs sit starters, Titans playing all in preseason finale
The Chiefs are sitting their starters, giving their backups and third-teamers a chance to shine in their preseason finale Thursday night against Tennessee
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A year later, Vikings' Bridgewater still working way back
A year later, Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater still working his way back from injury
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Former Indiana coach makes return appearance with Buckeyes
Former Indiana coach Kevin Wilson makes return appearance with Buckeyes
Business
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Grain higher, Livestock higher
CHICAGO (AP) - Grain futures were higher Thursday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for Sept delivery was higher 4 cents at $4.0740 a bushel; Sept corn was up 2.60 cents at $3.3220 a bushel; Sept oats gained 1.60 cents at $2.30 a bushel while Sept soybeans was up 9.60 cents to $9.3260 a bushel. Beef higher and pork higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. August live cattle gained .10 cent at $1.0565 a pound; August feeder cattle gained .13 cent at $1.4278 a pound; October lean hogs was .98 cent higher at $.6233 a pound.
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AP Exclusive: Flood insurance policies plunged before Harvey
AP Exclusive: An Associated Press investigation shows that 9 percent fewer people in the Houston area have flood insurance than five years ago
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China factory growth accelerates, service industries slip
An official survey shows Chinese manufacturing activity picked up pace in August, indicating a crucial component of the world's second-biggest economy is holding firm
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Company finds gaps in underwater oil pipeline's coating
The company that operates twin oil pipelines beneath the waterway linking Lake Huron and Lake Michigan says it has discovered gaps in a layer of protective enamel coating on the pipes
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New Uber CEO says company must change to get to next level
New Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told company employees Wednesday that Uber must change, and what got it to this point won't get it to the next level
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Forum to focus on key suburban business issues
The Daily Herald Media Group and Daily Herald Business Ledger will host a discussion on a number of issues affecting suburban business at the 2017 CEO Forum, set for Sept. 7 at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Schaumburg.
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Expedia's CFO to replace CEO who defected to Uber
Expedia has named one of its defecting CEO's top lieutenants as its new leader
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AP Exclusive: Flood insurance policies plunged before Harvey
AP Exclusive: An Associated Press investigation shows that 9 percent fewer people in the Houston area have flood insurance than five years ago
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Trump order undermines rebuilding better for future floods
President Donald Trump's decision to roll back an order by his predecessor on building in flood plains has new resonance with much of the Texas Gulf Coast and Houston under water in the wake of Harvey
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Harvey knocks out more refineries, shifting global oil flows
Hurricane Harvey will likely cause temporary shifts in the flow of oil and gasoline around the world having already knocked down a huge chunk of U.S. refining capacity.
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Discover pledges $500K for Hurricane Harvey aid
Discover Financial Services is pledging up to $500,000 to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts through a cardmember donation matching program.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett says hurricane damage will linger
Billionaire Warren Buffett says the storm damage in Texas is staggering, but he isn't sure yet how much insurance companies will have to pay in claims
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Correction: Future of Work-Running the Robots story
Correction: Future of Work-Running the Robots story
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Darien student wins ISACA scholarship
Darien resident Robert Dudasik, a senior double-majoring in computer science and computer engineering at Lewis University, won one of two $3,500 scholarships offered by ISACA-Chicago.
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Lilly lays out faster time frame for FDA drug resubmission
Eli Lilly says it will resubmit its potential rheumatoid arthritis treatment to regulators several months faster than expected
Life & Entertainment
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N. Korea threatens S. Korean reporters over book review
North Korea vows to execute reporters from two South Korean newspapers, saying they insulted the country's dignity while reviewing and interviewing the British authors of a book about life in the isolated country.
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City, suburban music fests help fans say so long to summer
The suburban and Chicago music scenes still have a few tricks left up their sleeves in September. Here's a look at some key local music fests this weekend and beyond.
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Sound check: Linden Method, Major Minor pack Cubby Bear with punk
Detroit's The Major Minor makes a tour stop at the Cubby Bear, where they'll be joined by The Linden Method, Burly Gates, Chase Aways, The Flips and Oceans Over Airplanes. More on this and other big music events.
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Bartlett ‘Bachelorette’ alum opens Chicago restaurant
Bartlett native and “Bachelor” alum Chris Bukowski wants you to fall in love — with his new Chicago sports bar and restaurant.
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Drury Lane Theatre announces its 2018-2019 season
Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrance announces its 2018-2019 season which includes “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” and a revival of “Beauty and the Beast.”
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Feder: Fox 32 promotes Corey McPherrin to top news anchor
Corey McPherrin, host of WFLD-Channel 32’s “Good Day Chicago” morning show, will move up to anchor the 5 and 9 p.m. weekday newscasts.
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Bruce Springsteen extends his Broadway concerts into Feb.
Bruce Springsteen said Tuesday that he will extend his upcoming one-man show "Springsteen on Broadway" into early February, an extra 10 weeks of shows
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'I Do' doesn't: Capable comic cast encumbered by clumsy cutting
Paul Reiser, Mary Steenburgen, Lake Bell and Ed Helms star in “I Do ... Until I Don't,” a romantic comedy with all the snap and crispness of cold linguine.
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Libertyville’s Dos Amigos full of delicious Mexican home-cooking, wide smiles
Even though it’s only been open for six months, Dos Amigos in Libertyville is quickly becoming a local favorite for quality Mexican food in a friendly atmosphere.
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Fox hires conservative commentator Lahren
Fox News Channel hires high-profile conservative commentator Tomi Lahren
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Baby No. 2 on the way for Michael Phelps, wife
Michael Phelps is set to become a father of two
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Feder: Radio stations unite to help Harvey victims
More than 30 Chicago-area radio stations will air commercials at 4:29 p.m. today to promote relief efforts in communities ravaged by Hurricane Harvey. Read the latest from Robert Feder.
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Kitchenwise: Serve grilled BLT salad with buttermilk dressing
Taste the unexpected flavor of grilled romaine lettuce in this BLT salad. In a move to enhance the smokey, yet crispy nature, Sara Moulton drizzles it with a buttermilk dressing.
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Treat yourself to the most decadent rice pudding around
Bonnie Benwick has the answer to smooth, silky rice pudding: sushi rice. And you make this recipe in the slow cooker.
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Lush Rice Pudding
Use a 5½-quart slow cooker to make this lushicous rice pudding. You can also make in a heavey-bottomed Dutch over.
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Rosé wine gives chicken breasts flavor of Provence
Turn those boneless, skinless chicken breasts into something spectacular such as Chicken Breast Provencal for dinner. Your family will rave about the flavor while you’ll know how healthy it is.
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Chicken Breasts Provencal
Chicken Breasts Provencal
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Aurora resident mines dating mishaps for laughs for Chicago Fringe Fest show
If you're divorced and single, it can be a tough world, Aurora resident Kimberly Witt says. But there are many moments of comedy, which she has compiled into a one-woman show she will perform during the Chicago Fringe Festival running Aug. 30-Sept. 10.
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A simple, tasty pasta recipe that will help you dispatch that zucchini
Try this recipe for Zucchini and Lemon Pappardelle With Pine Nuts starring all that surplus zucchini cropping up in gardens everywhere.
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Zucchini and Lemon Pappardelle With Pine Nuts
Zucchini and Lemon Pappardelle With Pine Nuts
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For a deceptively simple cabbage and noodle saute, use kelp
Kelp noodles are thin, clear and bouncy in texture, almost rubbery. So they are nice swaps in Asian noodle dishes like pad thai or spicy cold peanut noodles.
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Kelp Noodles And Cabbage
Kelp Noodles And Cabbage
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Grilled BLT Salad with Buttermilk Dressing
Grilled BLT Salad with Buttermilk Dressing
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Exploring the birth of American wine, rebirth of fine wines from Baja, Mexico
Mary Ross explores an emerging wine region, Baja, Mexico, which saw the birth of American wine centuries ago.
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Weekly picks: Depeche Mode comes crashing in to Tinley Park
Fans of the synth-pop movement of the 1980s and ’90s won’t want to miss Depeche Mode and “The Global Spirit Tour” at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. More on this and other upcoming events.
Discuss
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Business tax incentives need a regional approach
A more regional approach to tax incentives for businesses is worth exploring as a way to protect jobs and give the best deal not only to local companies, but to local residents, a Daily Herald editorial says.
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Editorial: Everyone can help Houston overcome Harvey
A Daily Herald editorial urges all suburban residents to follow the lead of a Port Barrington church and other volunteers and do whatever possible to help victims of Hurrican Harvey.
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To brother Cromartie, with love
Columnist Kathleen Parker: There is something eternally bonding about a shared near-death experience, which is how I first met Michael Cromartie.
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Ludicrous to link sugar tax, health concerns
A Schaumburg letter to the editor: While the premise of Michael Bloomberg’s ad regarding the adverse effects of sugar on children is spot on, the fact that Toni Preckwinkle uses it as an excuse to increase Cook County taxes instead of “cleaning house” and getting rid of excessive expenditures is ludicrous.
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Reinventing the wheel on county cop patrol
A Lisle letter to the editor: I am responding to the article written on utilizing municipal police to patrol unincorporated areas of DuPage County.
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Obama spent first term blaming Bush
A Geneva letter to the editor: Mr. Minnerick thinks the Republicans should ignore the incompetent man in the White House and work with the Democrats.
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Today’s Opinion Page editorial cartoon
Today’s Daily Herald Opinion page editorial cartoon
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