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  • Steve Kozak visited his parents in the hospital after they were injured in a tornado that struck Moore, Okla., Monday evening. Frank Kozak is a Schaumburg trustee.

    Dawn Patrol: Schaumburg trustee tells of surviving Oklahoma tornado May 22, 2013 12:00 AM
    Schaumburg trustee details Oklahoma tornado experience. Barrington Dist. 220 still ndecided on Rt. 14. Union-backed pension reform savings in question. Grayslake Dist. 46 teacher admits to harassing message. Former Elgin deputy chief charged. Carpentersville honeybee ban lifted. Cubs' bullpen blows Garza's return.

     

  • Naperville extends 2 mobile food vendors through year’s end May 22, 2013 12:00 AM
    Whether your late night cravings include hot dogs and brats or ribs and pulled pork, you’ll be able to satisfy them downtown at least through the end of the year. Naperville City Council members Tuesday extended the mobile vending permits, for John’s Rib House and Joey’s Red Hots through the end of the year. Both were set to expire on July 31. Two other permits, which have not been utilized, will expire July 31 as scheduled,

     
  • A fire burns in the Tower Plaza Addition in Moore, Okla., after a tornado as much as a mile wide with winds up to 200 mph roared through the Oklahoma City suburbs Monday, flattening entire neighborhoods, setting buildings on fire and landing a direct blow on an elementary school.

    Dawn Patrol: Islamic center plan in DuPage; W. Dundee roadwork May 21, 2013 12:00 AM
    Islamic center plans go before DuPage County again. Arlington Heights approves senior day care. Two big West Dundee road projects beginning. Schaumburg woman held in cyclist hit-and-run. McHenry man accused of threats to ambassadors, Serbs. Naper Settlement fire ruled accidental. Blackhawks lose.

     
  • Fire officials have ruled an early Sunday morning fire at Naper Settlement an accident.

    Naper Settlement fire ruled accidental, still under investigation May 20, 2013 12:00 AM
    Naperville fire officials have ruled the early Sunday morning fire that damaged Naper Settlement's Fort Payne building was an accident but have not concluded their investigation.

     

  • Dawn Patrol: One shot in Elgin; Hawks need top players to step up May 20, 2013 12:00 AM
    One hurt in Elgin shooting; Des Plaines River racers pay tribute to event's founder; Fox Lake dedicates firefighter memorial; Lombard's Lilac Parade gets nostalgic; Hawks' best players were invisible in Game 2

     
  • Geneva lottery winner Ricardo Cerezo poses with a ceremonial check at the 7-Eleven at 2411 W. Sullivan Road in Aurora, where he purchased the winning ticket.

    Dawn Patrol: Cookie jar lottery jackpot; dump Dist. 25 gifted program? May 17, 2013 12:00 AM
    Geneva man had $4.85 million winning lottery ticket in cookie jar. Arlington Heights District 25 report suggests dropping gifted education. Larger suburbs could determine own concealed carry laws. COD adjuncts get raises. Driver jumps out of moving car on Route 31.

     
  • A medic helicopter landed on I-290 at Rt. 83 in Bensenville on Wednesday after a truck overturned on the exit ramp.

    Dawn Patrol: Coach charged in hazing; 18 virtual-school appeals May 16, 2013 12:00 AM
    Former Maine West coach charged in hazing. Virtual charter school firm must file 18 appeals. Carol Stream library president gets power. Arne Duncan visits U-46. Truck driver hurt after I-290 crash rollover. Elgin police honor the fallen. Young motorcycle driver dies in Elgin Twp. crash. Bulls fight right to the finish. Blackhawks beat Detroit 4-1 in series opener. Illini Caravan visits suburbs.

     
  • Angela Kramer, left, walks out of the DuPage County courthouse in Wheaton on Tuesday with Erin Novak after a jury found Johnny Borizov guilty of murder in the shooting of three members of Angela Kramer’s family and the solicitation of her murder.

    Dawn Patrol: Borizov guilty on all counts; airport slots could be off table May 15, 2013 12:00 AM
    Borizov guilty in triple murder. Legislators might drop airport slots from gambling plan. Suburban lawmakers outraged at AP phone scandal. Now parking is free in Aurora. Agency recommends dropping DUI threshold to .05. A Des Plaines man who was killed in Missouri had fled an Illinois traffic stop. The Hawks open their series tonight against Detroit. And the Bulls play Miami tonight in a must-win game.

     
  • Lisa Madigan

    Appeals for public information spike 22 percentMay 15, 2013 12:00 AM
    Illinois residents have the benefit of new laws aimed at opening up more government records — and when they don't get the information they want, they're raising a stink about it. Appeals to the Illinois attorney general's office for denied Freedom of Information Act requests jumped 22 percent last year. Most of those came from members of the public.

     
  • Dominic Szymanski, 11, thanks his well-wishers and rescuers last night at Barrington village hall while supported by his mother Gayle, left, father Luke, and younger siblings Max and Gabrielle, both 7.

    Dawn Patrol: Arlington Hts. flood survey; Accident survivor thankful May 14, 2013 12:00 AM
    Arlington Heights closer to flood study. Barrington train accident survivor thanks rescuers. Geneva parking deck expansion delayed. IDOT: Young men top crash victims. 10 charged in Aurora prostitution sting. Glen Ellyn seats new president. Bulls lose to Heat.

     
  • Lead singer Leslie Beukelman performs at Lilacia Park in Lombard, during a Lilac Time concert featuring Bill O’Connel’s Chicago Skyliners Big Band. O’Connel plays the drums.

    Dawn Patrol: Multiple car crash on I-94; Deng doubtful for Game 4 May 13, 2013 12:00 AM
    At least one injured in I-94 crash; chill doesn't keep crowds from Lilacia Park concert; sheriff says Limo driver drunk while taking students to prom; it's time for Blackhawks to take it to next level;lLake Zurich grad impresses Bears' coach; Deng doubtful for Game 4

     

  • How to apply for disaster aid May 11, 2013 12:00 AM
    Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency have assembled information on how flood victims may receive assistance.

     
  • Rebecca Cavanaugh rides in a canoe pushed by her aunt, Tina Dace of Evanston, and her sister, Robin, as they leave the flooded Big Bend neighborhood in Des Plaines last month.

    Local officials welcome federal disaster designation May 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    Local officials Saturday welcomed President Barack Obama action declaring suburban counties hit by heavy flooding last month federal disaster areas, saying it will help the recovery. "There are many of our residents who don't even have flood insurance, and this is going to help them out," said Lisle Mayor Joe Broda. "We were keeping our fingers crossed that we would, in fact, qualify because it's really going to aid our folks in moving forward."

     
  • Goalie Corey Crawford blocks a shot again in the Blackhawks’ 5-1 win against the Minnesota Wild. The win made the series the first playoff series Crawford has won, and the first for the Hawks since their 2010 Stanley Cup win.

    Dawn Patrol: Hawks advance; Amrich again Island Lake’s mayor May 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    Hawks advance to the next round. Amrich returns as Island Lake mayor. Ex-Harper College wrestler's bail cut in DuPage home invasion case. South Barrington supports Rt. 14 underpass in Barrington. Exhaust fan blamed for Naperville house fire.

     
  • Heidi Klum arrives at the “America’s Got Talent” auditions Wednesday in Rosemont.

    Dawn Patrol: Pension vote could come today; TV show in Rosemont May 9, 2013 12:00 AM
    State Senate could vote on pensions today. America's Got Talent' draws crowds to Rosemont. Defense attacks Darien gunman's credibility. Beloved Larkin teacher dies at 56. Accused East Dundee cop leaving department. Naperville councilman pledges 2015 mayoral bid. Miami throttles Bulls 115-78.

     
  • Clinical psychologist Dr. John Murray testifies about the mental state of convicted murderer Jacob Nodarse, during the murder trial of Johnny Borizov at the DuPage County courthouse in Wheaton yesterday.

    Dawn Patrol: Not all back pension plan; psychologist on Darien shooter May 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Darien shooter's story consistent,' psychologist testifies. Not all back union-favored pension cuts. Firefighter hurt in South Barrington house fire. COD president to have building named after him. Former Carpentersville fire chief retired while under investigation. Good Shepherd Hospital seeks $247 million modernization. Hawks tame the Wild.

     
  • Ballydoyle owner Phil Cullen said he “loves” the former Rosebud building in downtown Naperville and the ability to mix modern influences with older architecture.

    Naperville council OKs new late-night permit for old Rosebud site May 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Mayor George Pradel begged the council to "hold off" and Police Chief Robert Marshall says the move will require the city to hire more police, but Naperville officials increased their late-night liquor permits by one. Council members voted 8 to 1, with Pradel voting no, to expand the capped permits to allow for Ballydoyle to open its new Empire craft beer and burger pub at the corner of Chicago Avenue and Main Street in the old Rosebud site.

     
  • Taxpayers covered more than $7.7 million between 2006 and 2012 to compensate retiring Illinois State Police officers for unused time off.

    Unused state police time off cost taxpayers $7.7 millionMay 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Taxpayers spent more than $7.7 million to cover unused time off for 134 former Illinois State Police troopers who retired between 2006 and 2012. Money paid for unused sick time and vacation time made up the bulk of that total, along with funds for personal, compensatory and holiday time that went unused.

     
  • Illinois Republican Chairman Pat Brady, after fighting off ouster attempts for his views on same-sex marriage, is now expected to announce his resignation today.

    Dawn Patrol: Union-backed pension plan; Brady stepping down May 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    Illinois Senate pushing union-backed pension plan. GOP Chairman Pat Brady stepping down. New mayors in Des Plaines, Wheeling, St. Charles, Lake Zurich, Round Lake. U-46 school board changes guard. Towns cleared in flood dispute. Carol Stream police officer among those injured in crash. Bulls win.

     

  • Edward Hospital’s attempt to reclaim taxes riles District 203 May 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    Edward Hospital's attempts to reclaim taxes owed to them as a result of a 2012 change in state law are not going over well with some board members. According to DuPage County Treasurer Gwen Henry, Naperville Unit District 203 owes Edward Hospital $2,234,107.90 as a result of a new law that allows nonprofit hospitals to be exempt from local property taxes if they can show that they have done charitable work equal to or more than the property taxes they would otherwise owe. The changes also allow hospitals to claim property tax refunds for the three years prior to the law's passage.

     
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