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  • Blackhawks players celebrate a goal by Patrick Kane against the Nashville Predators Sunday during the third period in Nashville, Tenn. The Blackhawks won 3-0.

    Dawn Patrol: 1 hurt in N. Aurora crash; Mt. Prospect ex-trustee was 104 Feb 11, 2013 12:00 AM
    One hurt in North Aurora crash; former Mount Prospect Trustee Theodore J. Wattenberg dies at 104; dance competition in Batavia; Hawks win again; images from the Grammy awards.

     
  • Julie Braun of Winfield takes some time to ask a few questions during the school board meeting at West Chicago Middle School Thursday. Well over 40 people took part in the meeting about the District 33 contract finally being settled. Some parents asked, did you have to call us at 2 in the morning to tell us school is back on?

    Dawn Patrol: Commute should be easier; W. Chicago Dist. 33 fallout Feb 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Snow messed up last night's commute. West Chicago District 33 still has financial issues to tackle. Two accused of stealing cold medicine all across suburbs. Bank robberies in Aurora, Mount Prospect.

     
  • Teachers continued picketing in West Chicago yesterday while negotiators worked past midnight to try to end the strike in District 33.

    Dawn Patrol: Woman gets 8 years for dirty dish shootingFeb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    Dawn Patrol: Elementary school resumes in West Chicago. Woman found guilty of sledgehammer attack. Waukegan High teacher charged with possession of child porn. Grayslake Dist. 46 board approves tentative deal for teachers. Joe Walsh considers starting a SuperPac. Downers Grove woman gets eight years for shooting boyfriend. Mount Prospect man gets 24 years for sexual assault.

     

  • Will County wants to harvest Asian carp from lake Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM

     
  • An employee at Trader Joe’s in Arlington Heights rolls shopping carts through the parking lot late Thursday afternoon as the rain turned to snow.

    Storm disrupts flights from O’Hare to east coast Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    The snow has stopped falling in the Chicago area, but flights at O'Hare International Airport continue to be canceled due to a winter storm pounding the east coast. Nearly 250 flights have been canceled at O'Hare this morning as the storm that dumped up to 10-inches overnight in Lake County heads to the east coast.

     
  • Joel Brodsky, left, and Steven Greenberg, attorneys for former Bolingbrook police sergeant Drew Peterson, confer outside the Will County courthouse in Joliet during the jury deliberations in Peterson's murder trial last September.

    Former Drew Peterson lawyer sues current lawyer Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    A public quarrel between one former and one current attorney for Drew Peterson over who is to blame for the former Bolingbrook police sergeant's murder conviction has escalated again. Joel Brodsky, Peterson's lead trial attorney who has since stepped down from the legal team, filed a 31-page defamation lawsuit this week that hurls bitter denunciations wrapped in legalese at Steve Greenberg, a co-counsel at the trial who is still representing Peterson.

     
  • SIxth-grade teacher Amy Wagner, along with other West Chicago School District 33 teachers, walk a picket line at Route 59 and Main Street.

    Dawn Patrol: West Chicago Dist. 33 talks go on; Naperville smart meter flap Feb 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    Still no deal in West Chicago District 33; Naperville residents upset over smart meter arrests; IDOT outlines Circle Interchange renovation plans; Oberweis' attempt to oust GOP chairman rejected; fallout continues in Schaumburg cop drug cases; Northwestern makes additional Wrigley commitment.

     

  • Residents unhappy with smart meter related arrests Feb 5, 2013 12:00 AM
    Loud and frequent calls for Naperville City Manager Doug Krieger's head on a platter and Police Chief Bob Marshall to turn in his badge and gun went largely unanswered Tuesday night. Naperville residents crowded Tuesday night's city council meeting to voice their displeasure with the recent arrests of two women who stood in the way of crews attempting to install wireless, electronic smart meters on their homes on Jan. 23.

     
  • Teachers in West Chicago District 33 picket at Pioneer Elementary School. The strike is expected to continue into this morning.

    Dawn Patrol: West Chicago strike Day 2; Island Lake ex-mayor out Feb 5, 2013 12:00 AM
    West Chicago strike continues; West Dundee approves video gambling; Island Lake panel tosses Charles Amrich out of election; ex-Schaumburg cop posts bail; three arrested in Villa Park home invasion; Mundelein man revisits his role in attack; bail set in Aurora murder; Bulls lose to Pacers.

     

  • 4 defendants plead not guilty to murders in Joliet Feb 5, 2013 12:00 AM
    Four people accused of strangling two Joliet men have all pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges. Investigators say officers arrived to find three of the suspects playing video games at the Joliet home where the bodies of Eric Glover and Terrence Rankins were found. Authorities say the 22-year-old men were robbed and killed during a Jan. 10 party.

     
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    Dawn Patrol: 3 charged in teen's beating death; snow advisory Feb 4, 2013 12:00 AM
    Three are charged in the beating death of an Aurora woman also found burned in Montgomery. We're getting snow this morning. West Chicago Dist. 33 going on strike. Vernon Township man killed in I-294. All OK after Naperville grease fire. Crazy win for the Baltimore Ravens.

     

  • Norwegian scholarship available Feb 4, 2013 12:00 AM
    The Norwegian National League of Chicago is offering scholarships and cash prizes to deserving students who are of Norwegian heritage residing in Cook, Lake, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, McHenry and Will counties.

     
  • Mundelein Police Chief Ray Rose hugs Mundelein Fire Department administrative assistant Jen Rogers during a retirement ceremony at the police station yesterday — Rose's last day on the job after serving for 20 years as police chief.

    Dawn Patrol: Sledgehammer trial continues; Police hunt murdererFeb 1, 2013 12:00 AM
    Testimony continues in sledgehammer attempted murder trial. Police on the hunt for mistakenly released murderer. Autopsy today for Aurora woman found dead in truck. Guilty verdict in 1998 double slaying in Aurora alley. District 220, teachers submit final offers. Schaumburg District 54 sues over pension penalties. Local cheer squads set to compete at state today. Naperville native signs on with Fire.

     
  • Jim Murphy, of Libertyville, is bundled up as he walks his dog, Edison, in frigid weather at Cook Memorial Park in Libertyville.

    Bitter cold still grips suburbsFeb 1, 2013 12:00 AM
    Bitter cold continues to grip the suburbs this morning, just a week after temperatures soared into the 60s. Temperatures started at 0 and have climbed to 2 degrees, but winds are keeping the windchill at -13. The good news is, we're on the tail end of the cold front and temperatures will be climbing today to 12.

     
  • Three Schaumburg police officers who face drug conspiracy charges in DuPage County — from left, Matthew Hudak, Terrance O’Brien and John Cichy — will face cameras in the courtroom today in a hearing over whether to reduce their bail.

    Dawn Patrol: Missing heroin in Schaumburg? Charges in stabbing Jan 31, 2013 12:00 AM
    State police look into whether drugs missing from Schaumburg police department. 3 Schaumburg cops to face cameras in court today. Hoffman Estates teen accused of stabbing girlfriend. Two stabbed at Aurora apartment. Blackhawks face first loss. Bulls win against Bucks.

     

  • 4 indicted in Joliet strangulation deaths Jan 31, 2013 12:00 AM
    Four young adults have been indicted in the strangulation deaths of two Joliet men. Police believe the men were lured to the home before being robbed and killed.

     
  • A hotel employee said the $20.15 in-room movie charge for a Fox Lake Elementary District 114 board member was for the movie “Ted.”

    District's tab for weekend in Chicago: $13,756Jan 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    Taxpayers in Fox Lake Elementary District 114 paid for movies, a limo ride and nearly $1,600 in parking fees that were part of a $13,756.20 tab racked up by school board members and administrators at a conference in Chicago nearly three months ago. “The days are filled, so it's not like we're going down there and goofing around,” said Superintendent John Donnellan. “Do I think they abuse it? No.”

     

  • Important info for candidates Jan 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    The Daily Herald candidate questionnaires have gone out via email. If you’re running in the April 9 election and didn’t receive one — or if you’re having trouble with the email — please contact us as soon as possible at electionhelp@dailyherald.com or at (847) 427-4442.

     
  • Sandra Rogers, formerly of Mundelein, is on trial for trying to kill her husband in 2003. Her defense is claiming it really was the boyfriend of her daughter who did it, at her daughter’s behest.

    Dawn Patrol: Man wants hoarding charges dismissed; cuts at AbbottJan 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    Parents are questioning whether Cary-Grove High School should simulate gunfire in a safety drill today. Aurora man wants hoarding charges dismissed. Attorneys dispute who swung the sledgehammer in attempted murder. Can Blackhawks move to 7-0 tonight?

     
  • On Tuesday, 3-year-old Madalynn Kerley, sister Melody, 4, and mother Michelle, all of Palatine, enjoyed the swing and 60-degree temperatures at North School Park in Arlington Heights. On Wednesday, snow and freezing rain moved in.

    Winter whiplash? Weather goes to extremes Jan 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    Residents in the Chicago area have been whiplashed by recent weather extremes. Workers strolled through downtown without coats Tuesday as temperatures soared into the mid-60s. But the deep freeze has set in this morning.

     
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