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list updated 5/9/2008 9:16 AM
1 - Police arrest, link man to 17 suburban heists
By Corrinne Hess | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Police have arrested an Arlington Heights man they say is responsible for at least 17 armed robberies committed over the last seven months in the northwest suburbs. FULL STORY
By Corrinne Hess | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Police have arrested an Arlington Heights man they say is responsible for at least 17 armed robberies committed over the last seven months in the northwest suburbs. FULL STORY
2 - Arlington Heights murder victim's family sues for faked-death plot
By Sheila Ahern | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Every day, Donna FioRito wakes up and looks at a photograph of her son. And for a split second she forgets everything that happened. FULL STORY
By Sheila Ahern | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Every day, Donna FioRito wakes up and looks at a photograph of her son. And for a split second she forgets everything that happened. FULL STORY
3 - Police seize 85 guns at Lake Forest home
Daily Herald staff reports
Posted 5/9/2008
More than 80 guns, including a 50-caliber machine gun, were seized from a Lake Forest home on Thursday. FULL STORY
Daily Herald staff reports
Posted 5/9/2008
More than 80 guns, including a 50-caliber machine gun, were seized from a Lake Forest home on Thursday. FULL STORY
4 - 'Supermodel' grad will help Harper work it
By Ashok Selvam | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Ronnie Kroell's recent stint on Bravo's reality TV show "Make Me a Supermodel" isolated the Harper College grad from -- well -- reality. FULL STORY
By Ashok Selvam | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Ronnie Kroell's recent stint on Bravo's reality TV show "Make Me a Supermodel" isolated the Harper College grad from -- well -- reality. FULL STORY
5 - Carey, Cannon spill wedding beans
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Mariah Carey really did get married to Nick Cannon in the Bahamas last week -- and they have the tattoos to prove it. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Mariah Carey really did get married to Nick Cannon in the Bahamas last week -- and they have the tattoos to prove it. FULL STORY
6 - A closer look at what prompted Cubs' playoff collapse
By Bruce Miles | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
You don't need a highlight DVD to relive last October's National League division series between the Cubs and the Arizona Diamondbacks. All you need are snapshots. FULL STORY
By Bruce Miles | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
You don't need a highlight DVD to relive last October's National League division series between the Cubs and the Arizona Diamondbacks. All you need are snapshots. FULL STORY
7 - Lake County prostitution sting
Staff report
Posted 5/9/2008
A Deerfield Township woman was released on $100 bond after being charged with misdemeanors in connection with a prostitution service police say she was running from her home. FULL STORY
Staff report
Posted 5/9/2008
A Deerfield Township woman was released on $100 bond after being charged with misdemeanors in connection with a prostitution service police say she was running from her home. FULL STORY
8 - The privacy illusion
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Technology advances at lightning speed, and we eagerly snap up the latest gadgets that promise more and faster, faster, faster. FULL STORY
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Technology advances at lightning speed, and we eagerly snap up the latest gadgets that promise more and faster, faster, faster. FULL STORY
9 - Buehrle's message is a big hit
By Scot Gregor | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Jermaine Dye homered for the third straight game and Juan Uribe added a go-ahead two-run drive in the fifth to help the struggling Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 6-2 on Thursday. FULL STORY
By Scot Gregor | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Jermaine Dye homered for the third straight game and Juan Uribe added a go-ahead two-run drive in the fifth to help the struggling Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 6-2 on Thursday. FULL STORY
10 - Pay raise feud gets personal
By John Patterson | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
The debate in the General Assembly over pay raises for lawmakers got personal Thursday, with a Senate Democrat chastising another for her wealth and blaming state representatives for using the Senate to get their money. FULL STORY
By John Patterson | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
The debate in the General Assembly over pay raises for lawmakers got personal Thursday, with a Senate Democrat chastising another for her wealth and blaming state representatives for using the Senate to get their money. FULL STORY
11 - Could Elgin man's death be work of 'Smiley Face' killer?
By Harry Hitzeman | Daily Heald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Stephany Welzien knows her only child is dead. What the Elgin woman doesn't know is what happened to her son before he died. Brian Welzien was last seen by friends outside a Chicago hotel in the early morning hours of Jan. 1, 2000, sick after drinking too much. FULL STORY
By Harry Hitzeman | Daily Heald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Stephany Welzien knows her only child is dead. What the Elgin woman doesn't know is what happened to her son before he died. Brian Welzien was last seen by friends outside a Chicago hotel in the early morning hours of Jan. 1, 2000, sick after drinking too much. FULL STORY
12 - Undercover officer named Kane County's best
By Leslie Hague | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A police officer who continually put his life on the line working undercover was honored as Kane County's officer of the year on Thursday. FULL STORY
By Leslie Hague | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A police officer who continually put his life on the line working undercover was honored as Kane County's officer of the year on Thursday. FULL STORY
13 - Harper 4-year plan rejected
By Amber Krosel | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Efforts to offer bachelor's degrees in two program areas at Harper College hit another political roadblock Thursday at the Illinois Capitol. FULL STORY
By Amber Krosel | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Efforts to offer bachelor's degrees in two program areas at Harper College hit another political roadblock Thursday at the Illinois Capitol. FULL STORY
14 - Guillen comes out swinging in support of Walker
By Barry Rozner | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
All evidence to the contrary, Ozzie Guillen does not actually believe he knows everything. But there is one thing of which the White Sox manager is absolutely certain. FULL STORY
By Barry Rozner | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
All evidence to the contrary, Ozzie Guillen does not actually believe he knows everything. But there is one thing of which the White Sox manager is absolutely certain. FULL STORY
15 - Knicks making pitch for D'Antoni?
By Mike McGraw | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
The latest rumor to ride the NBA coaching carousel has the New York Knicks ready to beat the Bulls to the punch by making a generous contract offer to Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni. FULL STORY
By Mike McGraw | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
The latest rumor to ride the NBA coaching carousel has the New York Knicks ready to beat the Bulls to the punch by making a generous contract offer to Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni. FULL STORY
16 - History proves Grayslake had good reason for canceling bike show
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
It seems clear that considerable fur will be flying for quite some time over the cancellation of the Ironhorse Roundup Bike Show at the Lake County Fairgrounds. FULL STORY
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
It seems clear that considerable fur will be flying for quite some time over the cancellation of the Ironhorse Roundup Bike Show at the Lake County Fairgrounds. FULL STORY
17 - Former Geneva priest returned to prison
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
A former Geneva priest who served four years in prison for molesting two teenage girls is back in prison for violating terms of his parole. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
A former Geneva priest who served four years in prison for molesting two teenage girls is back in prison for violating terms of his parole. FULL STORY
18 - Swisher's not hitting but he's not pouting, either
By Scot Gregor | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Nick Swisher is still acting sort of goofy, and that's exactly what White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen wants to see. FULL STORY
By Scot Gregor | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Nick Swisher is still acting sort of goofy, and that's exactly what White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen wants to see. FULL STORY
19 - Police beat
Daily Herald Staff Reports
Posted 5/9/2008
Vandals ripped a window screen and shattered the window, possibly with a brick, between April 27 and 29 at an apartment on the 0-100 block of South Route 12, police said. A damage estimate was not available. FULL STORY
Daily Herald Staff Reports
Posted 5/9/2008
Vandals ripped a window screen and shattered the window, possibly with a brick, between April 27 and 29 at an apartment on the 0-100 block of South Route 12, police said. A damage estimate was not available. FULL STORY
20 - Anti-illegal immigration display draws shrugs at Elgin college
By Emily Krone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Dean Knopse of Crystal Lake was killed in 2006 while riding the motorcycle he bought as a retirement gift to himself. The accused drunken driver who slammed into Knopse's motorcycle already had been deported three times, each time sneaking back over the border. FULL STORY
By Emily Krone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Dean Knopse of Crystal Lake was killed in 2006 while riding the motorcycle he bought as a retirement gift to himself. The accused drunken driver who slammed into Knopse's motorcycle already had been deported three times, each time sneaking back over the border. FULL STORY
21 - Paxson may meet with Johnson as coaching search continues
By Mike McGraw | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Things were quiet Wednesday in the Bulls' coaching search as it appears general manager John Paxson plans to meet with former Dallas coach Avery Johnson before making any move. FULL STORY
By Mike McGraw | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Things were quiet Wednesday in the Bulls' coaching search as it appears general manager John Paxson plans to meet with former Dallas coach Avery Johnson before making any move. FULL STORY
22 - Arlington Heights dedicates new village hall
By James Kane | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Arlington Heights village officials Thursday turned the dedication of the new $31 million village hall into a tribute to former Mayor John G. Woods. FULL STORY
By James Kane | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Arlington Heights village officials Thursday turned the dedication of the new $31 million village hall into a tribute to former Mayor John G. Woods. FULL STORY
23 - Thrift shop to open in downtown Antioch
By Corrinne Hess | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
An Antioch woman has found a way to pay tribute to her grandmother and serve the community at the same time. Jennifer Welsh, 34, will open The Village Thrift Shop this summer at 921 Main St. in Antioch.
FULL STORY
By Corrinne Hess | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
An Antioch woman has found a way to pay tribute to her grandmother and serve the community at the same time. Jennifer Welsh, 34, will open The Village Thrift Shop this summer at 921 Main St. in Antioch.
FULL STORY
24 - Local SWAT team takes fourth at world competition
By Elisabeth Mistretta | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Dealing with hostages, snipers and a barricaded gunman clearly requires some practice. Only the most skilled members of a police force can deal with these life-and-death crises. FULL STORY
By Elisabeth Mistretta | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Dealing with hostages, snipers and a barricaded gunman clearly requires some practice. Only the most skilled members of a police force can deal with these life-and-death crises. FULL STORY
25 - Campton Hills questions district's capacity
By Josh Stockinger | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Campton Hills is asking state officials to review an independent study that suggests the Wasco Sanitary District is taking on more customers than it can handle. FULL STORY
By Josh Stockinger | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Campton Hills is asking state officials to review an independent study that suggests the Wasco Sanitary District is taking on more customers than it can handle. FULL STORY
26 - Gun control advocates target state legislators
By Madhu Krishnamurthy | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Postcards with a picture of a handgun and children as targets started appearing in mailboxes and on windshields in a few central Lake County towns this week. FULL STORY
By Madhu Krishnamurthy | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Postcards with a picture of a handgun and children as targets started appearing in mailboxes and on windshields in a few central Lake County towns this week. FULL STORY
27 - Hersey 2, Fremd 0
By Marty Maciaszek | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Rosie White was working relentlessly to control the ball for Hersey midway through the second half of the Mid-Suburban League Cup at Fremd on Thursday night FULL STORY
By Marty Maciaszek | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Rosie White was working relentlessly to control the ball for Hersey midway through the second half of the Mid-Suburban League Cup at Fremd on Thursday night FULL STORY
28 - Briefs: Stun gun used on man
Posted 5/9/2008
Police went to a home on Wren Road in Carpentersville on Tuesday for a domestic battery call in which a woman suffered a gash on her forehead. The man they arrested resisted when police tried to arrest him. FULL STORY
Posted 5/9/2008
Police went to a home on Wren Road in Carpentersville on Tuesday for a domestic battery call in which a woman suffered a gash on her forehead. The man they arrested resisted when police tried to arrest him. FULL STORY
29 - Police beat
Posted 5/9/2008
Dozens of clothing items were stolen from two stores on Commons Drive this week. Between 6:30 and 7 p.m. Sunday, 97 tank tops valued at $2,861 were stolen from a front display table at American Eagle Outfitters, police said. FULL STORY
Posted 5/9/2008
Dozens of clothing items were stolen from two stores on Commons Drive this week. Between 6:30 and 7 p.m. Sunday, 97 tank tops valued at $2,861 were stolen from a front display table at American Eagle Outfitters, police said. FULL STORY
30 - Stroger health board picks draw fire quickly
By Joseph Ryan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Cook County Board President Todd Stroger's picks for a panel overseeing the county's ailing health-care system immediately drew fire Thursday, with one appointee having once run a clinic into bankruptcy. FULL STORY
By Joseph Ryan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Cook County Board President Todd Stroger's picks for a panel overseeing the county's ailing health-care system immediately drew fire Thursday, with one appointee having once run a clinic into bankruptcy. FULL STORY
31 - State: Ex-Wood Dale firefighter's demotion improper
By Catherine Edman | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A demoted lieutenant who worked for the Wood Dale Fire Protection District must be reinstated to his former rank -- with back pay-- because the district failed to submit proper paperwork, the Illinois Labor Relations Board has ruled. FULL STORY
By Catherine Edman | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A demoted lieutenant who worked for the Wood Dale Fire Protection District must be reinstated to his former rank -- with back pay-- because the district failed to submit proper paperwork, the Illinois Labor Relations Board has ruled. FULL STORY
32 - It's going be a hot spring for 2 Algonquin schools
By Jameel Naqvi | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Students at two Algonquin schools are feeling the heat this spring after the chillers used to cool both schools broke, school district officials said Thursday. FULL STORY
By Jameel Naqvi | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Students at two Algonquin schools are feeling the heat this spring after the chillers used to cool both schools broke, school district officials said Thursday. FULL STORY
33 - Domestic battery leads to 5-year prison stay
By Christy Gutowski | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A man with a violent criminal history was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for attacking his girlfriend inside a Naperville motel. Michael J. Fox received the punishment after pleading guilty to felony domestic battery in DuPage County. FULL STORY
By Christy Gutowski | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A man with a violent criminal history was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for attacking his girlfriend inside a Naperville motel. Michael J. Fox received the punishment after pleading guilty to felony domestic battery in DuPage County. FULL STORY
34 - Teacher charged with smoking pot in the teacher's lounge
Daily Herald Staff report
Posted 5/8/2008
A Waukegan Township High School teacher was arrested after being accused of smoking pot in a teacher's lounge, according to the Waukegan Police Department. FULL STORY
Daily Herald Staff report
Posted 5/8/2008
A Waukegan Township High School teacher was arrested after being accused of smoking pot in a teacher's lounge, according to the Waukegan Police Department. FULL STORY
35 - On U-46 pick's list: language, ganas
By Kerry Lester | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Newly nominated Elgin Area School District U-46 Superintendent Jose Torres said he believes speaking the many languages of the community is the key to successful leadership. FULL STORY
By Kerry Lester | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Newly nominated Elgin Area School District U-46 Superintendent Jose Torres said he believes speaking the many languages of the community is the key to successful leadership. FULL STORY
36 - Wrap: Bartlett holds off Elgin; BC clinches tie in BN-E
Daily Herald Report
Posted 5/9/2008
Callie Dennison had a double and was the winning pitcher, moving her record to 7-1, as Bartlett's softball team held off Elgin 3-1 in an Upstate Eight Conference game Thursday. FULL STORY
Daily Herald Report
Posted 5/9/2008
Callie Dennison had a double and was the winning pitcher, moving her record to 7-1, as Bartlett's softball team held off Elgin 3-1 in an Upstate Eight Conference game Thursday. FULL STORY
37 - Stroger scheduled to attend bioterror drill at Sears Centre
By Ashok Selvam | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Cook County Board President Todd Stroger backed out of a appearance in Palatine last week, but he's got another Northwest suburban visit on his calendar for next week. FULL STORY
By Ashok Selvam | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Cook County Board President Todd Stroger backed out of a appearance in Palatine last week, but he's got another Northwest suburban visit on his calendar for next week. FULL STORY
38 - Naperville man arrested in 1981 cold case murder
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Chicago police have made an arrest in connection with a murder that took place in 1981. Authorities say Naperville resident Michael Cosmano has been arrested in the death of a pizza delivery driver on Chicago's Near Northwest Side. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Chicago police have made an arrest in connection with a murder that took place in 1981. Authorities say Naperville resident Michael Cosmano has been arrested in the death of a pizza delivery driver on Chicago's Near Northwest Side. FULL STORY
39 - Wendell will be missed at BG
By Marty Maciaszek | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
Those who know John Wendell best know it doesn't take much to get him going. FULL STORY
By Marty Maciaszek | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
Those who know John Wendell best know it doesn't take much to get him going. FULL STORY
40 - Following in Mom's footsteps
By Joshua Welge | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Lizzy Ploen barks out encouragement before every pitch. FULL STORY
By Joshua Welge | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Lizzy Ploen barks out encouragement before every pitch. FULL STORY
41 - Briefs: Jury orders Lisle to pay up
Posted 5/9/2008
A DuPage County jury in a recent verdict ordered Lisle to pay $914,222.22 to a Lombard company it hired to construct a relief sanitary sewer. Tires 'N Tracks, of Lombard, sued the village in June 2003 alleging a breach of contract. FULL STORY
Posted 5/9/2008
A DuPage County jury in a recent verdict ordered Lisle to pay $914,222.22 to a Lombard company it hired to construct a relief sanitary sewer. Tires 'N Tracks, of Lombard, sued the village in June 2003 alleging a breach of contract. FULL STORY
42 - Should have stayed aboard the Red Wings' bandwagon
By Tim Sassone | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/8/2008
I know, I know. My Stanley Cup predictions are out the window, so save the e-mails. The Montreal Canadiens won't be beating the San Jose Sharks in the Finals, as was predicted here, since neither team could get out of the second round. FULL STORY
By Tim Sassone | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/8/2008
I know, I know. My Stanley Cup predictions are out the window, so save the e-mails. The Montreal Canadiens won't be beating the San Jose Sharks in the Finals, as was predicted here, since neither team could get out of the second round. FULL STORY
43 - Area teams set to put it on line in postseason play
By Jen LaPorte | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Prior to the start of the 2008 campaign, Huntley girls soccer coach Kris Grabner sat down with his team and discussed three primary season goals. FULL STORY
By Jen LaPorte | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Prior to the start of the 2008 campaign, Huntley girls soccer coach Kris Grabner sat down with his team and discussed three primary season goals. FULL STORY
44 - Booras chosen to replace Hall as chief judge
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Circuit Judge James Booras was chosen by his colleagues on the bench today to replace David Hall as Lake County's chief judge. FULL STORY
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Circuit Judge James Booras was chosen by his colleagues on the bench today to replace David Hall as Lake County's chief judge. FULL STORY
45 - GOP takes aim at Democratic candidate who voted Republican
By Jake Griffin | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Tom Cullerton declared himself a Republican when he pulled a ballot for the Feb. 5 primary. Less than two months later, he was seeking a state Senate seat as a Democrat. FULL STORY
By Jake Griffin | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Tom Cullerton declared himself a Republican when he pulled a ballot for the Feb. 5 primary. Less than two months later, he was seeking a state Senate seat as a Democrat. FULL STORY
46 - New arrivals help ease the loss of businesses in downtown Glen Ellyn
By Hafsa Naz Mahmood | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Activity in downtown Glen Ellyn is shaking up. Four downtown businesses have closed within the last two months, and two others are up for sale. FULL STORY
By Hafsa Naz Mahmood | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Activity in downtown Glen Ellyn is shaking up. Four downtown businesses have closed within the last two months, and two others are up for sale. FULL STORY
47 - Cubs' changes likely to come from within
By Bruce Miles | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
If the Cubs make any of the "changes" manager Lou Piniella hinted at Tuesday, they'll come from within, at least in the short term. FULL STORY
By Bruce Miles | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
If the Cubs make any of the "changes" manager Lou Piniella hinted at Tuesday, they'll come from within, at least in the short term. FULL STORY
48 - Waubonsie Valley claims 'all-around' conference title
By David Oberhelman | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
An individual sport? Waubonsie Valley's win at the Upstate Eight Conference boys track meet was as team-oriented as they get. FULL STORY
By David Oberhelman | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
An individual sport? Waubonsie Valley's win at the Upstate Eight Conference boys track meet was as team-oriented as they get. FULL STORY
49 - Feds hope to bring ailing mobster to trial
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Frank "The German" Schweihs has eluded law enforcement officials twice, but prosecutors said Thursday they are not through trying to bring him to trial. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Frank "The German" Schweihs has eluded law enforcement officials twice, but prosecutors said Thursday they are not through trying to bring him to trial. FULL STORY
50 - Caarpentervsille finance panel -- minus one -- to resume meetings
By Larissa Chinwah | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A Carpentersville commission disrupted by the latest village board dispute will soon return to business as usual -- for the most part. FULL STORY
By Larissa Chinwah | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A Carpentersville commission disrupted by the latest village board dispute will soon return to business as usual -- for the most part. FULL STORY
