Daily Archive : Wednesday September 13, 2017
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News
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'Sopranos' mobster, veteran actor Frank Vincent dies at 80
Frank Vincent, a veteran character actor who often played tough guys including mob boss Phil Leotardo on "The Sopranos," has died
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8 die at Florida nursing home in Irma's sweltering aftermath
Eight patients at a sweltering Florida nursing home have died in Hurricane Irma's aftermath, raising fears about the safety of Florida's 4 million senior citizens
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Fox Valley police reports
Ashlee N. Kalvelage, 30, of Des Plaines, was charged Monday with retail theft, Carpentersville police said. She is accused of stealing about $20 worth of meat from Woodman’s on Randall Road.
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Consultants suggest rush-hour fee for Metra riders
You could pay more for that crowded rush-hour Metra train if officials adopt a consultants’ report.
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ECC cops file federal lawsuit against college
Two Elgin Community College police officers have filed a federal lawsuit against the college claiming gender, age and racial discrimination.
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Agency that buries abandoned babies promotes Safe Haven Law
Even as a crowd of mourning strangers Wednesday laid to rest two newborn girls killed or abandoned by their mothers, 2˝-year-old Trinity Haack of Roselle stood among them as a happy, smiling testament to the potential of Illinois’ Safe Haven Law.
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Goodbye Cassini: Saturn spacecraft gets funny opera send-off
NASA's Cassini spacecraft is getting a grand but hilarious opera send-off before it plunges through Saturn's atmosphere and vaporizes Friday.
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How one suburban mom collected 10,000 pounds of supplies for Texas hurricane victims
A suburban mom set out a collection bin at the library for Hurricane Harvey victims. She ended up with more than 10,000 pounds of supplies.
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Police: Robbers restrained employee before leading authorities on hourlong manhunt
Three suspects who police say fled after restraining a store employee and loading stolen merchandise onto U-Haul truck were arrested Wednesday.
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Jordan king links Syria border opening to better security
Jordan's King Abdullah II says his country's border with Syria will only reopen when security situation improves
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Heinz Awards: Doc in Flint, Michigan, water crisis, 4 others
A pediatrician who helped call attention to childhood health risks from exposure to lead in Flint, Michigan's water supply is one of five people being honored with $250,000 prizes from the Pittsburgh-based Heinz Family Foundation
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Lawyers: Teen girl Weiner sexted wanted to affect election
Lawyers for disgraced former New York congressman Anthony Weiner have asked a judge to spare him prison when he's sentenced for sexting with a 15-year-old North Carolina girl who wanted to affect the presidential election
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Rosemont police have difficulty interviewing witnesses in freezer death case
Rosemont police said Wednesday they have interviewed a dozen people as part of their investigation into the death of 19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins, who was found dead Sunday in a hotel walk-in freezer. But police also say they’ve encountered difficulties interviewing all witnesses, and still want to talk to more people.
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Grayslake republican announces run for 62nd House
Grayslake Republican Bob Bednar on Wednesday announced plans to run for 62nd District Representative, a seat currently occupied by Democrat Sam Yingling.
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Elk Grove Village residents protest circus, despite elephant ban
Although elephants will be banned from circuses in Illinois, protesters continued their fight Wednesday against using wild animals in the shows.
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House fire displaces Naperville family
A Naperville family safely escaped their home Wednesday night when their smoke detector alerted them to a fire that ultimately displaced them, officials say.
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Democrats say they have deal with Trump to protect young immigrants
WASHINGTON — The top House and Senate Democrats said Wednesday they had reached agreement with President Donald Trump to protect thousands of younger immigrants from deportation and fund some border security enhancements — not including Trump’s long-sought border wall.
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Witness: Sen. Menendez's friend paid for $8K private flight
A witness in the bribery trial of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez and a wealthy donor has testified the donor spent more than $8,000 to fly Menendez back to Washington from Florida in 2010
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Fire at Islamic school in Malaysia kills 24, mostly teens
A fire killed 24 people, mostly teenagers, trapped behind barred windows and a blocked exit in an Islamic school dormitory on the outskirts of Malaysia's capital
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Police: Pregnant woman reports wedding ring, wallet stolen in Naperville
Pregnant Plainfield woman says her wedding ring and wallet were stolen, possibly at gunpoint, at a strip mall parking lot in south Naperville.
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Former US Attorney in Chicago to lecture at law school
The former U.S. Attorney in Chicago who oversaw the high-money case of former U.S. House Speaker Denis Hastert is going back to school
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Commuter rail agency proposing fare hikes, service cuts
Chicago's commuter rail agency is considering hiking fares by up to 20 percent and cutting weekend service
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Chicago program to rehab vacant homes, provide job training
Chicago is launching a new program to rehab vacant homes and provide job training in a handful of city neighborhoods
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Glen Ellyn man charged in 2011 slaying of ex-wife in custody
A Glen Ellyn man charged with the October 2011 strangulation murder of his ex-wife has been returned from Mexico, and appeared in DuPage County court Wednesday after losing his extradition battle.
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Elgin man charged after camera found in women’s bathroom
Jose Garcia, 33, of the 100 block of South Chapel Street in Elgin, was charged Tuesday with one count of unauthorized video recording/transmission, police said.
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A fire department official in Malaysia says a fire at an Islamic school has killed at least 25 people, mostly teenagers
A fire department official in Malaysia says a fire at an Islamic school has killed at least 25 people, mostly teenagers
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As Rohingya flee Myanmar, leader Suu Kyi skips UN meeting
As Rohingya flee violence, Myanmar government says leader Aung San Suu Kyi will skip this month's U.N. General Assembly.
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Son: Mom was “acting normal” until days before she killed 2 children in Naperville
Eldest son says mom was “acting normal” until days before she fatally stabbed her younger son and another child in Naperville
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Kennedy picks activist as running mate in gubernatorial race
Christopher Kennedy has chosen a man who lost his son to gun violence in Chicago as his running mate in a bid to become the Democratic candidate for Illinois governor
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Oak Brook’s biggest park to expand; some residents unhappy
Oak Brook Park District is moving ahead with an expansion of its largest park, despite concerns from neighbors about new ballfield lights.
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Top Dems say Flynn left Mideast trip off security clearance
Two Democratic lawmakers release documents showing former national security adviser Michael Flynn failed to report a June 2015 trip to the Middle East on his security clearance questionnaire
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Aurora man convicted of April 2016 stabbing
A Kane County jury on Wednesday convicted an Aurora man of stabbing another man in the neck and causing permanent injuries, prosecutors said.
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10 Things to Know for Thursday
Among 10 Things to Know: Eight nursing home patients die in Florida amid power outage; gunfire erupts at high school in Washington state; judge revokes 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli's bail.
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Scientists: Future of oldest tree species on Earth in peril
Researchers say a type of tree famous for having the longest lifespan on Earth is losing a slow-motion race to the top of mountains across the Western United States
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Vote delayed on Cook County soda tax repeal
Cook County’s controversial sweetened beverage tax will stay in place for at least another month after a vote to repeal it was delayed Wednesday.
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Northwest suburban police blotter
A Des Plaines resident was scammed out of $1,850 Aug. 29 after a phone call falsely stated that the victim had won a contest. The victim was instructed to send money via debit and iTunes cards to pay the supposed handling costs.
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PADS shelter seeks volunteers
The West Chicago PADS shelther is seeking volunteers
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Lawyer given 18 months in prison for defrauding NFL players
Former Chicago attorney sentenced to 18 months in prison for orchestrating tax fraud scheme that impacted finances of several NFL players
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Illinois addressing opioid problem ‘on a statewide level,’ Sanguinetti says
Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti stopped by Serenity House Counseling Services in Addison to discuss the state’s new opioid task force and action plan.
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Worries hit consumer market over US ban of Kaspersky
Best Buy says it will no longer sell software by Kaspersky Labs, a company the U.S. says has ties to Russia
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Founder of online Chinese lender sentenced to life for fraud
The founder of a Chinese online lending company was sentenced to life in prison after his company defrauded depositors of $7.7 billion in one of China's biggest financial scams
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Cops: Man asked stepdad to leave, then shot mom in hospital
Police say the man charged with killing his mother inside a hospital intensive care unit walked into her room, asked his stepfather to leave so they could be alone and then aimed a gun at her, firing several times
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UN chief: Myanmar Rohingyas are victims of ethnic cleansing
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said ethnic cleansing is taking place in Myanmar against the Rohingya Muslim minority
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Cook County holding hearing Thursday on Busse Road improvements
The Cook County Department of Transportation and Highways is holding an open house public meeting for the Busse Road Phase I Study from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, at the Mount Prospect Public Works Department, 1700 W. Central Road.
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Suburban police kick off safety campaign by reading to kids
Prospect Heights Police Chief Al Steffen and officers from other suburban police departments read to children at Indian Trails Public Library on Wednesday.
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No answers since 3 killed in northern Indiana hit-and-run
Friends and family of a man and two young girls killed when a car struck a group of pedestrians in northern Indiana are still searching for answers while police remain tight-lipped
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Cancer Center founder’s wife gets $6.5M, $27,500 a month in divorce
A long-running divorce case involving the founder of the Cancer Treatment Centers of American was finalized Wednesday, with Alicia Stephenson getting a fraction of the $400,000 a month she sought.
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White House officials suggest Comey should be prosecuted
The White House is ramping up its attacks on former FBI Director James Comey, suggesting the Justice Department should consider prosecuting his conduct
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Pace contemplates 25-cent fare hike
Pace leaders are advising riders to brace themselves for a 25-cent fare hike in 2018 — the offshoot of a punitive state budget, officials said.
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Des Plaines arts, vendor show to benefit drug recovery organizations
An arts and vendor show Saturday in Des Plaines will benefit drug and alcohol prevention and recovery programs in Park Ridge and Crystal Lake.
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Hanover Park man sentenced for traveling to meet a minor
A Hanover Park man, arrested during a 2013 Cook County sheriff’s police undercover investigation, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for traveling to meet a minor.
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Hultgren pushes for CHIP funding ahead of looming expiration
Congressman Randy Hultgren will push for CHIP reauthorization in an upcoming budget vote. There are 250,000 Illinois kids who rely on the Children’s Health Insurance Program.
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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
Those who remain in the storm-ravaged US Virgin Islands are getting aid and starting to see progress, but are still reeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma
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Law allowing marijuana-derived oil spurs Indiana crackdown
A new Indiana law that allows people with certain types of epilepsy to use a marijuana-derived oil for treatment spurred a statewide crackdown which made it more difficult for those seeking that product to obtain it
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Judson architecture program marks 20 years with symposium
Judson University in Elgin will mark the 20th anniversary of its noted architecture program with a symposium Friday and Saturday.
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Fox Valley police reports
Ashlee N. Kalvelage, 30, of Des Plaines, was charged Monday with retail theft, Carpentersville police said. She is accused of stealing about $20 worth of meat from Woodman’s on Randall Road.
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The Latest: Sheriff: Student killed trying to stop gunman
Authorities say a student who shot four people at a high school in Washington state killed a fellow student who attempted to stop him
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Irma's fury in the Keys: So loud 'it hurt your eardrums'
Survivors in the Florida Keys are recalling high winds and waves when Hurricane Irma smashed ashore, a sound so loud 'it hurt your eardrums'
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Former Brazilian President Silva complains of witch hunt
Former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has told a Brazilian court the corruption charges again him constituted a witch hunt as he questioned the impartiality of the judge hearing his case
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No AC! Millions in Florida swelter through power outages
After Irma, millions in Florida are without electricity _and air conditioning _ as utility crews struggle to turn the lights back on
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Man dies after collapsing at Great America
A 50-year-old Chicago man collapsed and later died after riding a roller coaster at Six Flags Great America over the weekend.
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Foes, supporters vent on tax repeal, it goes to committee
An effort to repeal a Chicago-area penny-per-ounce sweetened-beverage tax was referred to the Cook County Board's Finance Committee after opponents and supporters of the tax voiced their opinions
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Man gets 2 years in prison for Saks Fifth Avenue theft
A Chicago man has been sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay restitution of more than $200,000 for his role in the smash-and-grab theft of handbags at a St. Louis-area Saks Fifth Avenue store
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Irma's life and demise: 2 weeks of destruction and fear
What once was a record-setting hurricane finally is just an ordinary rainstorm
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US West's wildfires spark calls to thin tree-choked forests
Wildfires that are blackening the American West in one of the nation's worst fire seasons have ignited calls to thin forests that have become so choked with trees that they are at "powder keg levels."
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Veteran North Chicago cop accused of soliciting prostitute while on duty
An arrest warrant has been issued for a veteran North Chicago police officer accused of patronizing prostitutes while on duty.
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Crews fight last hot spots of northern Indiana downtown fire
Fire crews used an excavator to move rubble in order to reach the final hot spots of a blaze that destroyed two downtown businesses in a northern Indiana community
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Study prompts call to examine flu vaccine and miscarriage
A puzzling study of U.S. pregnancies suggests that women who received yearly vaccinations against swine flu between 2010 and 2012 had more miscarriages than others
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Former trustee hired as Lake Barrington administrator
Former Lake Barrington Trustee Karen Daulton Lange has been hired as village administrator.
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Bartlett issuing ‘No Solicitors’ stickers
The Bartlett Police Department has noticed a trend of increased solicitor complaints in recent weeks, and the village is making “No Solicitors Invited” stickers available for free at village hall.
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Rosemont collects donations for hurricane relief
Gene & Georgetti in Rosemont, in cooperation with the village’s public safety department, is collecting donations for Hurricane Irma relief through Sept. 16.
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AP interview: Ryan opens door to tax cuts adding to deficit
After months of pledging that GOP tax overhaul legislation will not add to the nation's ballooning deficit, House Speaker Paul Ryan is backing off that promise
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Greece: Oil from tanker's sinking prompts beach warnings
Greek authorities have appealed to swimmers to stay away from some popular beaches on the coast of Athens after pollution from an oil tanker started to reach the area
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Recalled Volkswagens stolen from parking lot in Michigan
Michigan investigators and out-of-state police are tracking down more than 30 recalled diesel vehicles that were stolen from the parking lot of a shuttered arena in southeastern Michigan.
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GOP candidates criticize Donnelly over fellow Dem's remarks
Two Republican Indiana congressmen seeking to unseat Sen. Joe Donnelly are criticizing his response to questioning by fellow Democrats of a federal appeals court nominee
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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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Ex-school official charged over camera found in locker room
The former vice principal of a southern Indiana middle school faces voyeurism charges after authorities linked him to a camera found inside the boys locker room
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Texas Trump supporter tapped for Federal Election Commission
President Donald Trump has appointed James "Trey" Trainor III, a well-known election-law lawyer based in Austin, to the panel that monitors and polices federal campaign fundraising and spending
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Recordings: Police discuss break for prosecutor in crash
Officials have released recordings to a media company that reveal three western Michigan police officers discussing giving an apparently intoxicated assistant prosecutor a break after a traffic crash in which one person was injured
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Scientists hope to restore extinct Galapagos turtle species
Scientists in Ecuador's Galapagos islands are hoping to restore a turtle species believed to have been hunted into extinction on Floreana Island in the 1800s
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Military says 15 Marines taken to hospitals after seafaring tank catches fire during training at California base
Military says 15 Marines taken to hospitals after seafaring tank catches fire during training at California base
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The Latest: Trump on taxes, wants lower corporate tax rate
President Donald Trump says he'd still like to see the corporate tax rate reduced to 15 percent as he tries to sell lawmakers on his broad tax reform goals
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Metra proposes fare hikes, service cuts
Fare hikes of up to 12.6 percent and possible service cuts could be on track for Metra riders, administrators said Wednesday. Higher costs for staffing and materials, plus cuts and new fees imposed by the state are behind the unpleasant news, officials said.
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Island Lake board to discuss new storage facility
The Island Lake village board meets Thursday night to discuss the proposed construction of a new public works storage building and other issues.
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Late GOP Sen. Domenici had close immigration link _ his mom
Pete Domenici, the longest-serving senator from the most Hispanic state in the United States, kept his family's immigration experience private for years
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Mundelein High School coach fired following sex assault charges
A Mundelein High School employee accused of having a sexual relationship with a student has been fired.
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ESPN distances itself from anchor Jemele Hill's Trump tweets
ESPN distanced itself from anchor Jemele Hill's tweets one day after she called President Trump "a white supremacist" and "a bigot."
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Ex-Indiana town marshal convicted of wife's shooting death
A central Indiana jury has convicted a former deputy town marshal of fatally shooting his wife with his police weapon
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Berkeley braces for visit by right-wing speaker Ben Shapiro
UC Berkeley prepares for right-wing speaker Ben Shapiro with tight security, new tactics and open frustration
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Fall term brings new energy, new programs to COD
The new school year brings renewed energy to the College of DuPage campus, President Ann Rondeau says. Meanwhile the school has new partnerships to offer students additional opportunities.
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Longest serving New Mexico senator leaves bipartisan legacy
Pete V. Domenici, the son of Italian immigrants who rose to become a power broker in the U.S. Senate, died Wednesday in New Mexico
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6 die at Florida nursing home in Irma's sweltering aftermath
Six patients at a sweltering Florida nursing home died in Hurricane Irma's aftermath, raising fears Wednesday about the safety of Florida's 4 million senior citizens amid widespread power outages that could go on for days
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Former Lake County deputy pleads guilty to contempt
Former Lake County Sheriff’s deputy Justin Hill admitted Wednesday that he lied under oath while testifying in a driving under the influence case. He can avoid serving jail time under the terms of his plea deal.
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Pathologist facing drunk driving charges had human organs
Central Indiana authorities say a pathologist arrested on suspicion of drunk driving had human organs and tissues in his truck when he was pulled over along a rural highway
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Danada Family Day set for Saturday
Danada Fall Festival is still several weeks away. But for horse lovers who want to take a closer look at Danada Equestrian Center without the massive crowd, the Wheaton facility is hosting its latest Family Day of the year on Saturday.
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Gary schools manager asks for more state loans to operate
The leader of the financially struggled Gary schools says the district will need loans on a regular basis to maintain operations
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Des Plaines Fall Fest brings community together
Festival organizers say attendance has doubled over the years at Des Plaines Fall Fest, which is expected to draw 10,000-12,000 people.
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Obama to bring civic leaders to Chicago in October
Former President Barack Obama says he plans to bring civic leaders from around the United States to Chicago on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 for an inaugural Obama Foundation Summit
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The Latest: State says Ohio execution protocols followed
A spokeswoman for Ohio's prison system says the state followed proper security protocols when a lawyer witnessing an execution tried to leave the witness room
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Rays to return home following Irma to play Red Sox, Cubs
The Tampa Bay Rays will return home to Florida following Hurricane Irma for what is now a truncated five-game homestand against the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs
Sports
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Correction: Miles Coach Dies story
Correction: Miles Coach Dies story
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Racism banner gets fans removed from Fenway Park in Boston
Fans removed from Fenway Park for racism banner at Athletics-Red Sox game
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Angels crush Astros 9-1 with 8 extra-base hits
The Los Angeles Angels scored five runs in the first inning and then rode left-hander Tyler Skaggs' finest start of the season to beat the Houston Astros 9-1
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Baez, Almora back Lester as Cubs rout Harvey, Mets 17-5
Javier Baez homered and had four hits, Albert Almora Jr. also went deep and drove in six runs after coming off the bench in the seventh inning, and the Chicago Cubs routed the New York Mets 17-5
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Rosario's 2-run homer in 10th gives Twins 3-1 win vs. Padres
Eddie Rosario hit a two-run home run with two outs in the 10th inning, lifting the Minnesota Twins to a 3-1 victory over the San Diego Padres to maintain their cushion for the second AL wild card spot
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LEADING OFF: Indians aim for 22nd straight, Miller off DL
LEADING OFF: Indians aim for 22nd straight win as Andrew Miller comes off DL; King Felix returns for Mariners; Marlins headed to Milwaukee instead of home; Phillies rookie Hoskins on record home run tear
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Four inductees prep for Palatine’s Hall of Fame
Palatine High School’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony for 2017 will take place just prior to the varsity kickoff before Friday’s homecoming game against Maine South, at approximately 7:20 p.m.
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Girls volleyball: Burlington Central grad Holthus turns her passion into a living
Stephanie Holthus’ passion has become her vocation. And the 2010 Burlington Central High School graduate is tinkled pink about it.
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Bears' Tarik Cohen is no longer a secret, but he's still a weapon
The Chicago Bears' secret weapon is no longer a secret, but rookie running back Tarik Cohen remains a weapon.
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Imrem: Will Renteria still be Chicago White Sox manager when it matters?
Terry Francona, Joe Maddon, Ricky Renteria … will the Chicago White Sox manager fit?
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Chicago Cubs giving minor-leaguer a start
The Chicago Cubs will hand the ball to rookie right-hander Jen-Ho Tseng Thursday night as he makes his major-league debut against the New York Mets. The Cubs and Jon Lester routed the Mets 17-5 Wednesday night.
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Girls tennis scoreboard: Wednesday, Sept. 13, results
High school girls tennis results from contests of Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Girls volleyball scoreboard: Wednesday, Sept. 13, results
High school girls volleyball results from contests of Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Girls swimming scoreboard: Wednesday, Sept. 13, results
High school girls swimming results from contests of Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Girls golf scoreboard: Wednesday, Sept. 13, results
High school girls golf results from contests of Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Boys golf scoreboard: Wednesday, Sept. 13, results
High school boys golf results from contests of Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Boys soccer scoreboard: Wednesday, Sept. 13. results
High school boys soccer results from contests of Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Purdue hits the road for matchup against SEC foe Missouri
Purdue is poised to play at Missouri on Saturday, its first matchup against a Southeastern Conference foe since 2004
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Girls volleyball: Sorenson, Stevenson turn back Mundelein
Sophie Sorenson had 10 kills and 9 digs, and Stevenson’s girls volleyball team defeated visiting Mundelein 25-17, 25-22 in North Suburban Conference action Wednesday night.
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Girls golf: Lake County roundup
At Vernon Hills Golf Course, the host Cougars shot a 177, their lowest score in girls golf coach Stephen Downey’s two seasons and beat Deerfield (187) in a Central Suburban League match Wednesday.
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Boys soccer: Lake County roundup
In nonconference play Wednesday, Rolling Meadows’ boys soccer team came back to earn a 4-3 victory over Vernon Hills.
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Double Z: Zunino homers twice in Mariners' 8-1 win at Texas
Mike Zunino homered twice, Jean Segura also went deep and the Seattle Mariners won 8-1 at Texas
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Boys soccer: Carmel tops Notre Dame for fifth straight win
Carmel Catholic’s boys soccer team hit the road, produced timely goals and walked away with its second straight win in East Suburban Catholic Conference action after a 3-1 victory against host Notre Dame on Wednesday.
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MLS Capsules
MLS Capsules
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Whitecaps beat Minnesota United 3-0 to take MLS West lead
Yordy Reyna and Brek Shea each had a goal and an assist and the Vancouver Whitecaps beat Minnesota United 3-0 on to join the Portland Timbers atop the Western Conference standings
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Schaumburg Boomers one win away from Frontier League title
Despite leaving 12 men on base, the East Division champion Schaumburg Boomers pulled to within a victory of a third Frontier League Championship on Wednesday by scoring a 3-2 win over the Florence Freedom to open a commanding 2-0 series lead.
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Girls volleyball: Batavia falls to St. Francis
Jenna Garrett had 33 assists, the second highest in her career, but Batavia’s girls volleyball team fell to St. Francis 16-25, 25-22, 25-23 in a nonconference match Wednesday night.
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Girls volleyball: Barrington tops Conant in two sets
Barrington’s girls volleyball team raised its record to 8-4 and 2-1 in the Mid-Suburban West with a 25-18, 25-21 triumph over visiting Conant on Wednesday night.
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‘Hawk for Vets’ floats to the fore at Hoffman Estates
The idea of supporting families who are sacrificing for our armed forces hit home in a unique way for Hoffman Estates girls swimming coach Chris Fetterman.
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Timothy Christian’s dream come true
On time, under budget, Timothy Christian project will have a huge impact.
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Olson hits 2-run homer, A's beat Red Sox 7-3
Matt Olson hit a two-run homer, Jed Lowrie drove two runs and the Oakland Athletics rebounded for a 7-3 victory over the AL East-leading Boston Red Sox Wednesday night for their sixth win in seven games
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Maddon understands Marlins series moved to Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon said Wednesday he has “no issue” with Major League Baseball moving a series between the Milwaukee Brewers and Miami Marlins this weekend from Florida to Milwaukee.
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Week 3: Goldsberry, Konstanzer net Daily Herald MVP honor
Hersey senior quarterback Owen Goldsberry and Bartlett junior linebacker Spencer Konstanzer have earned Daily Herald MVP honors for their performances in Week 3 of the high school football season.
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Girls volleyball: Undefeated Huntley won’t be left behind
A pair of left-handed hitters have helped Huntley’s girls volleyball team get off to a 6-0 start this season.
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Gausman pitches 7 innings, Orioles top Jays 2-1 to snap skid
Gausman pitches 7 innings, Orioles beat Blue Jays 2-1 to halt six-game losing streak
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Tough injury losses for Burlington Central, St. Edward
Burlington Central and St. Edward each lost a key football player to a season-ending knee injury this week.
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Phoenix trial begins for NBA players accused of assault
Jury selection in the aggravated assault trial of NBA twin brothers Marcus and Markieff Morris concluded after the eight-member panel was chosen
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Rams All-Pro Aaron Donald back in practice after holdout
Aaron Donald has gone through his first full practice since reporting to the Los Angeles Rams and ending his four-month holdout
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Dolphins WR Stills calls for athletes to support Kaepernick
Kenny Stills wants to know why more athletes aren't standing with Colin Kaepernick
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Bears’ Glennon wants to beat his old team Sunday
Sunday’s battle against Tampa Bay isn’t just another game for Chicago Bears quarterback Mike Glennon, who was drafted by the Buccaneers in the third round (73rd overall) in 2013.
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NFL trying to speed appeal over blocked Elliott suspension
The NFL is trying to accelerate the timeline in its appeal of a federal judge's injunction that blocked Dallas running back Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension over a domestic violence case
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World Cup qualifying: Syria to play Australia in Malaysia
Football Federation Australia says it has received official confirmation that Syria will host the Socceroos in Malaysia in the first leg of the Asian World Cup qualifying playoff next month
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Kings' Zach Randolph gets community service after LA arrest
Sacramento Kings forward Zach Randolph has been sentenced to community service after being charged with marijuana possession and resisting arrest following an incident last month at a Los Angeles housing project
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Martinez's 1st-half hat trick leads Atlanta by Revs 7-0
Josef Martinez scored three goals for a first-half half trick and Atlanta United beat the nine-man New England Revolution 7-0 in the second game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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Rozner: Spieth, Thomas still battling, still buds
It is odd to see such competitors remain such good friends, but that’s the case with Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas, who tee off Thursday morning in the same group at the BMW Championship.
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Titans QB Mariota focused on winning vs Jags, not revenge
Titans QB Marcus Mariota has no concerns about returning to Jacksonville, where he suffered a season-ending injury
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Schweitzer struggles in debut with high-scoring Falcons
Atlanta offensive guard Wes Schweitzer struggled in his first NFL start and he's on the spot heading into the Falcons' prime-time game against the Green Bay Packers
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Win-win: Paris awarded '24 Olympics, LA gets '28
Paris to host 2024 Olympics and LA to host 2028 in historic double award
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Cardinals gather RBs in wake of David Johnson injury
The Arizona Cardinals added two running backs in the wake of the injury to standout David Johnson
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The Latest: Trial begins for NBA players accused of assault
Jury selection is underway in the aggravated assault trial of NBA players Marcus and Markieff Morris
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Jets' Kearse no fan of Raiders' home: 'I hate their field'
Jets' Jermaine Kearse is no fan of Raiders' home, says 'I hate their field,' which also is used for baseball
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After Irma, Dolphins back to football on California coast
The Miami Dolphins are spending the week up the California coast from Los Angeles after leaving home early to avoid Hurricane Irma
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Elliott, Cowboys provide litmus test for Broncos' D-line fix
The Denver Broncos plugged a leaky defense in free agency this offseason with the signings of nose tackles Domata Peko and Zach Kerr
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Seahawks rookie Shaquill Griffin stands out in first game
Cornerback Shaquill Griffin earned the respect of the veterans in the Seattle Seahawks locker room before his first game and that's not easy to do
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AP Source: Josh Richardson gets $42M deal to stay with Heat
A person with knowledge of the deal says Miami wing Josh Richardson has agreed to a four-year extension potentially worth $42 million to remain with the Heat
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Manning not worried about Giants offense after 1 game
Fourteen seasons in the NFL has taught Eli Manning not to make too much of one game
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Captain Bradford now comfortable as leader of Vikings
Sam Bradford has been named one of the team captains for the Minnesota Vikings, an obviously natural selection as the quarterback
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Kane lifts Tottenham's Wembley blues with Dortmund win in CL
Harry Kane scored twice as Tottenham opened its Champions League campaign by beating Borussia Dortmund 3-1 on Wednesday
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Redskins' Cousins aims to rebound vs. mentor McVay's Rams
Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins will try to rebound from a rough season opener against the Rams and Sean McVay, his former offensive coordinator who knows him better than most people in the NFL
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The wait is on: Los Angeles wins 2028 Olympics
The Olympic cauldron blazing above the Coliseum gave it away: Los Angeles will host a third Olympics _ in 2028
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Packers' healthy, confident CBs prep for Falcons rematch
The Green Bay Packers are so confident in their new-and-improved cornerback group that they released the player who shadowed Atlanta Falcons star receiver Julio Jones in last season's NFC championship game
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Tavecchio sticks with NFL dream and kicks way to history
Giorgio Tavecchio was ready to give up his dreams of kicking in the NFL
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Gano wins kicking job; Panthers waive Butker
Graham Gano has officially won the Panthers kicking job
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Jets' Bowles challenges D-line to step it up this week
Todd Bowles wants to see a lot more from his defensive line, so he challenged the New York Jets' big men up front to play better at Oakland.
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Bucs back on job, preparing for delayed season opener
Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are back to work following a six-day, Hurricane Irma-imposed layoff that delayed the start to their season
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Hornets bring back popular 'classic uniform' design
The Charlotte Hornets are going classic with their uniform
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White Sox score 2 in 9th, beat Royals 5-3, take series
Jose Abreu and Avisail Garcia drove in runs in the ninth inning as the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 5-3
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Kaepernick, others speak out in support of Seahawks' Bennett
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is among athletes and activists showing support for Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett, who says he was subjected to racially motivated excessive force by Las Vegas police last month
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Reports: Otani likely to sign with MLB in costly move
Reports: Japan's Shohei Otani likely to sign with MLB in move that would cost 23-year-old pitcher/outfielder more than $100 million
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Saints defense eager for redemption after opening flop
The Saints' defense hopes to prove its latest flop on Monday night was not so much an extension of a three-year trend, but rather one lousy game with a largely revamped lineup
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WADA clears 95 Russian doping cases, still pursuing others
The World Anti-Doping Agency has agreed to dismiss all but one of the first 96 Russian doping cases forwarded its way from sports federations acting on information from a report detailing cheating in the country
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Improvement on third down a priority for Chargers
The Los Angeles Chargers are looking to be more efficient on offense when they host the Miami Dolphins in their home opener
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Dareus' playing time drops as part of Bills D-Line rotation
Buffalo Bills rookie coach Sean McDermott is sticking to his philosophy of rotating defensive linemen to keep them fresh during games
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Hoyer looks to distance 49ers from recent history in Seattle
The 49ers have gone through one of their most dramatic transformations in recent memory
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With quick hooks, Yanks win 2 of 3 from Rays at Citi Field
A disappointed Jaime Garcia didn't say a word to manager Joe Girardi when he was removed after 4 2/3 innings, and the New York Yankees beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 to take two of three in a series moved from Florida to Citi Field because of Hurricane Irma
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Chiefs QB Smith shrugs off big win, turns focus to Eagles
Chiefs QB Alex Smith shrugs off big win, turns focus to Eagles
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Hawks' F DeAndre' Bembry out 4-6 weeks with tricep injury
Atlanta Hawks forward DeAndre' Bembry will miss at least a month with a strained right tricep and possibly the start of the regular season
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IOC president warned 8 years ago about Nuzman, Rio Olympics
A former member of the Brazilian Olympic committee has shown the Associated Press letters he sent to the IOC eight years ago that warned against awarding the games to Rio de Janeiro
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Kasey Kahne looking at several options for 2018
Kasey Kahne is not a candidate to replace Danica Patrick next season, and as he prepares to start NASCAR's playoffs, he's considering a future outside the series
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Titans QB Mariota focused on winning vs Jags, not revenge
Marcus Mariota has lost at Jacksonville in both his visits to the home of Tennessee's AFC South rival
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Lions release statement after report of racial slur by fan
The Detroit Lions say they expect fans to be respectful and considerate to each other after a man and a woman were reportedly called a racial slur in a Snapchat picture of them sitting during the national anthem at last weekend's game
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Sevilla fights back to draw 2-2 at Liverpool
Sevilla seized on sloppy defending by Liverpool to score early and then grab a second-half equalizer in a 2-2 draw in the Champions League
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Texans LB Brian Cushing suspended 10 games by NFL
Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing has been suspended for 10 games by the NFL for violating the league's performance enhancers policy
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Steelers LBs Watt, Chickillo make instant impact
The youth movement at outside linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers may finally be over
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Ronaldo back with brace as Madrid, Man City, Spurs win in CL
After watching rival Lionel Messi score twice the night before, Cristiano Ronaldo did likewise for Real Madrid to open its bid for a third straight Champions League title with a 3-0 win over Cypriot club APOEL
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A Tampa homecoming for Bears quarterback Mike Glennon
Chicago Bears quarterback Mike Glennon has a chance for payback returning to Tampa to face the Bucs.
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Utah Jazz sign Nate Wolters to two-way contract
The Utah Jazz have signed Nate Wolters to a two-way contract
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Panthers QB Newton looks to shake off more rust vs Bills
Panthers coach Ron Rivera said he expects quarterback Cam Newton to play a little better and shake some more rust off this Sunday when they host the Buffalo Bills
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NASCAR drivers say ambulances have been issue all season
Matt Kenseth had his race ruined by a wayward ambulance on pit road at Richmond, and it was not the first issue the driver has had with an emergency vehicle this year
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Texans-Bengals Capsule
Texans-Bengals Capsule
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Brady says improvement, not magic plays key against Saints
Brady, Patriots focused in improvement as they look to avoid 0-2 start
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FANTASY PLAYS: Week 2 lineups tough given big injuries
FANTASY PLAYS: Week 2 lineups tough given big injuries
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Irish soccer opens match-fixing investigation over friendly
The Football Association of Ireland has opened a match-fixing investigation and provided details of the allegations to police
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Browns' Britt looks to rebound after drop in opener
Britt dropped an on-target, downfield throw from DeShone Kizer in the fourth quarter Sunday, stalling a critical drive in Cleveland's 21-18 home loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers
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Besiktas defeats Porto 3-1 in Champions League opener
Besiktas has managed to break through FC Porto's defense to open its Champions League campaign with a 3-1 win in Portugal
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ACC teams, players tossed in state of flux by Irma's wrath
The Atlantic Coast Conference has been tossed into a state of flux by Hurricane Irma
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Dismal opener has Colts contemplating Week 2 changes
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano is already considering making changes
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Ronaldo scores twice as Madrid opens with 3-0 win over APOEL
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice on his return and Real Madrid began its quest for a third straight Champions League title with a 3-0 win over Cypriot club APOEL
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Longtime NFL runner Alex Hawkins dies at age 80
Longtime NFL runner Alex Hawkins dies in Columbia, South Carolina at age 80
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21 club: Indians set AL record with 21st straight win
Blackjack!: With 21st straight win, Indians set AL record for consecutive victories
Business
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Grain higher, Livestock mixed
CHICAGO (AP) - Grain futures were higher Thursday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for Dec. delivery was higher 5.20 cents at $4.4840 a bushel; Dec corn was up 2.60 cents at $3.5420 a bushel; December oats gained 2 cents at $2.3960 a bushel while Nov. soybeans was up 9.20 centd to $9.6960 a bushel. Beef mixed and pork lower on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. October live cattle gained .60 cent at $1.0815 a pound; September feeder cattle gained .33 cent at $1.4893 a pound; October lean hogs was .25 cent lower at $.5933 a pound.
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Home rebuilding: A long and costly burden for storm victims
Labor shortage will mean a long and costly burden for many storm victims
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New Rosemont baseball stadium to be called Impact Field
The new independent league baseball stadium under construction in Rosemont will be called Impact Field, after Impact Networking and the Chicago Dogs baseball team inked a 12-year naming rights deal.
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Naperville downtown Tuk Tuk shuttle business expanding
Tuk Tuk shuttles, which look like oversized golf carts, are taking more riders around downtown Naperville.
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EPA delays rules limiting wastewater from coal power plants
EPA says it's postponing portions of an Obama-era rule to curb water pollution from coal-fired power plants while it considers whether to rewrite the measure.
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CLC partners with Grainger to launch new program
Responding to the needs of area residents and employers, the College of Lake County on Wednesday celebrated the launch of an associate degree and two certificate programs in supply chain management.
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‘The Profit’ star to guest at Rock The Cradle Gala
Entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis will make a guest appearance of at this year’s Rock The Cradle Gala to benefit the nonprofit organization The Cradle.
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Elmhurst College ranked by U.S. News
U.S. News & World Report has placed Elmhurst College third in the Midwest this year among colleges and universities known for the strength of their undergraduate teaching.
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Boeing to raise Dreamliner output 17 percent
Boeing will raise production of its 787 Dreamliner in 2019 and bolster a key accounting measure that will improve the plane’s long-term profit margins, Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg said.
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Pirch closes Oak Brook store in company overhaul
Pirch, a high-end appliance and kitchen chain that’s been praised for its innovative retail experiences, is planning to shutter most of its locations as it overhauls operations, including a location in Oakbrook Center in Oak Brook.
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Spy museum's newest: ax used on Trotsky, parts of Powers' U2
A Florida businessman donates more than 5,000 artifacts of spy craft from around the world to the International Spy Museum in Washington
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Target stocks up on staff, raising holiday hiring 40 percent
Target is hiring about 100,000 workers for the holiday season, up from the 70,000 it hired a year ago
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Flexera to acquire BDNA
Flexera said it will acquire Mountain View, Calif-based software company BDNA for an undisclosed sum.
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Practical Welding Today relaunches as The WELDER
FMA Communications said its publication, Practical Welding Today, has become The WELDER, a relaunch with new features, a new look, and a new focus on the welder.
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Inland Real Estate Acquisitions purchases Fresenius facility
Inland Real Estate Acquisitions recently facilitated the acquisition of a Fresenius Medical Care facility, a 15,680-square-foot, medical office building located in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood.
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Company buys Marengo land to develop truck stop
Lazar Brothers Enterprises Inc. recently purchased 34.8 acres to develop a truck stop and out parcels at the intersection of Route 23 and Harmony Road in Marengo,
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Analysis: iPhone X feels like evolution of the iPhone, but not of the smartphone
Apple needed to wow skeptics with its 10th-anniversary smartphone, the iPhone X. (That’s pronounced “iPhone 10,” for the curious.) As expected, Apple showed off a phone with an edge-to-edge screen, advanced facial recognition technology and no home button.
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Purdue tapped to lead new research into shale-gas fuels
A federal agency has chosen Purdue University to oversee a fledgling research center that will focus on developing new technologies to produce fuels from the nation's shale-gas deposits
Life & Entertainment
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Correction: Music Review-Cat Stevens story
Correction: Music Review-Cat Stevens story
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Aronofsky's 'mother!' takes star Jennifer Lawrence on savage, surreal trip
Darren Aronofsky's “mother!” creates an ultimate home-invasion thriller, an angry fever dream rife with paranoia, providing a nightmarish glimpse into the worst fears of Jennifer Lawrence's titular character.
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Three essential TV episodes to watch before Sunday's Emmys
Sean Stangland's picks for the three essential TV episodes to watch before Sunday's Emmys include a family drama (“This Is Us”), a bittersweet fantasy (“Black Mirror”) and another HBO epic (“Westworld”).
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John Prine takes home artist of the year at Americana Awards
Folk singer songwriter John Prine was awarded the artist of the year, while one of his protégés, country singer Sturgill Simpson, took home album of the year at the Americana Honors and Awards show
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Marc Jacobs closes out Fashion Week with an operatic finale
Marc Jacobs closed out Fashion Week with an operatic aria, and a show that was otherwise totally silent
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Prosecutor: Rap mogul's girlfriend sold video to TMZ
Prosecutors say Marion "Suge" Knight's girlfriend and a business partner violated a court order by selling surveillance video of the rap mogul running down two men in his car to celebrity news website TMZ for $55,000
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Feder: Weigel Broadcasting adds to its TV station holdings
Chicago-based Weigel Broadcasting, owner of WCIU-Channel 26, Me-TV, is adding TV stations in Los Angeles and St. Louis to its expanding portfolio.
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Monster Jam Triple Threat Series will roll into Allstate Arena
The Monster Jam Triple Threat Series rolls its giant trucks, Speedsters and ATVs into Rosemont’s Allstate Arena Friday, March 2, through Monday, March 5.
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Larry King says he was operated on for lung cancer
Veteran broadcaster Larry King said he was operated on for lung cancer this summer, but doctors appeared to catch the disease in an early stage
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13 can't-miss events in the suburbs this fall
Whether seeking a Halloween-themed thrill or family-friendly fun, suburban residents can get their fix during this fall's top festivals and events.
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Riot Fest 2017 brings Sleep On It home to play
Pop-punk band Sleep On It comes back from tour to join some great names on this weekend's Riot Fest lineup in Chicago. “The festival is so highly respected; being invited back feels like a badge of honor,” says the band's Teddy Horansky.
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Review: Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams show rootsy range
Music Review: Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams show rootsy range on 'Contraband Love'
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Review: New producer for Foo Fighters, same rock result
Music Review: Foo Fighters embrace the rock on their new album, 'Concrete and Gold,' despite having a pop producer pulling the strings
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Go for the pizza at Remember Charlotte's in Barrington
Four months ago, Brian McManus Jr. opened Remember Charlotte's, a family-friendly, all-American pizza place in Barrington, as an homage to Charlotte's Pizza. So far, the delicious thin-crust pizzas have been winning converts.
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Music Review: A certain sameness on the Lone Bellow's latest
Music Review: Soaring vocals but so-so songs on the Lone Bellow's latest album, 'Walk Into a Storm'
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Grilled Plums With Goat Cheese and Honey-Thyme Drizzle
The recipe calls for using a grill pan indoors but the plums can be cooked on an outdoor grill as well.
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Josh Duggar welcomes baby amid battle over fondling claims
Reality TV star Josh Duggar has announced the birth of a baby boy a day after a judge halted his lawsuit over the release of information related to allegations he fondled his sisters as a child
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Dig into honey-glazed Cornish hens with cabbage and apples
The chefs at The Culinary Institute of America have put together a new family-favorite menu for Rosh Hashana.
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Help spread the word on hunger with annual 'Go Orange' campaign
September is Hunger Action Month and the Northern Iliinois Food Bank asks everyone to wear orange Thursday, Sept. 14, for National “Go Orange Day” to boost awareness of the need to end hunger.
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Lauren. Ralph Lauren. Designer channels 007 in opulent show
Ralph Lauren channels James Bond in an opulent fashion show set amid his staggering collection of vintage cars
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Rosh Hashana recipes
Honey-Glazed Cornish Hens, Sauteed Cabbage and Baked Apples will fill your guests for Rosh Hashana or any holiday dinner.
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Buffalo Theatre Ensemble delivers an amusing revival of ‘The 39 Steps’
Buffalo Theatre Ensemble stages a safe revival of Patrick Barlow’s “The 39 Steps,” a farcical whodunit that sends up and celebrates classic thrillers.
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Fairs & festivals: Oktoberfests, Heritage Fest, Fiestas Patrias and more
Beer and brats! Yes, it's Oktoberfest time in the suburbs. But don't forget about Naperville's Riverwalk Fine Art Fair, Elgin Fringe Festival, Des Plaines Fall Fest and many, many more.
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This fruit and cheese dessert is unexpectedly luscious — and healthful
Try cooking dessert on the grill with this recipe for grilled plums with goat cheese and honey-thyme drizzle. It delivers on the wow factor.
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Steak ‘n’ spears, with a little something extra
You’ll have nori butter left over after making Steak and Asparagus Donburi. You can brush the extra butter on grilled foods such as potatoes, scallops and chicken.
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Five-ingredient chicken wings are a crowd-pleasing dinner
After work or after school, there’s no time to waste getting together dinner to please a crowd. Five-Ingredient Mexican-Style Chicken Wings just might fit that bill.
Discuss
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Editorial: Keep an eye on Illinois’ money grab
The state is skimming money from the suburbs in several different ways, a Daily Herald editorial says. Here’s what you need to watch for.
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McCaleb: County should ignore Bloomberg on beverage tax
In this guest view for the Daily Herald, Dan McCaleb, news director of the Illinois News Network, says Cook County commissioners have a duty to ignore New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg and rescind the sweetened beverage tax.
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The real America
Steven and Cokie Roberts: Whatever is happening in Washington, whoever is leading the country, however deep the rivalries that divide us politically -- that is not the whole story of our national experience. And perhaps not even the main one.
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Remember Confederate past, but don’t honor it
A Schaumburg letter to the editor: I empathize with Robert Fisher’s concern about the preservation of our history as expressed in his letter published in Fencepost on Sept. 5.
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Teachers deserve focus
A Barrington letter to the editor: The banner editorial on Ron Cregier on Sept. 3 was a wonderful tribute to a generous teacher, coach and family man. It honored him and his family for his time, talents, and willingness to help others.
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Today’s Opinion Page editorial cartoon
Today’s Daily Herald Opinion page editorial cartoon
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