Dawn Patrol: Wheaton College players begin turning selves in
Wheaton College players begin turning selves in
Two Wheaton College football players were subjected to hazing by teammates last spring, though only one cooperated with an investigation that led to charges being filed against five players, police said Tuesday. Two of the suspects turned themselves in, and all five have been suspended from the football team. Full story
Suburbanites with family in Hurricane Maria's path describe 'hopelessness'
As a boy growing up in Puerto Rico, state Rep. Fred Crespo of Hoffman Estates heard stories from his grandparents of how the San Felipe Segundo hurricane devastated the island in 1928, killing hundreds. Full story
Naperville makes library a landmark
The Naperville City Council voted 6-3 Tuesday night to designate the old Nichols Library as a local landmark, against the wishes of the owner of the property. Full story
CLC board member resigns
College of Lake County board member Philip Carrigan has resigned his post for personal reasons, and now the search is on for his replacement. Full story
Arrests made in Aurora gun, drug investigations
Five people are facing charges in separate Aurora drug and gun cases this month, officials say. Full story
Pizzas4Patriots founder dies at 58
Mark Evans, an Elk Grove Village resident and military veteran known for shipping thousands of pizzas to troops overseas, died last Friday. He was 58. Full story
'Sodfather' installs grass at new Rosemont stadium
Roger Bossard, the White Sox's head groundskeeper who's become known as "The Sodfather," helped lay down the first pieces of sod Tuesday at the new independent league baseball stadium under construction in Rosemont. Full story
Weather
Mostly cloudy and 66 degrees this morning. Highs today in the upper 80s, with lows tonight near 70. Full story.
Traffic
Light traffic so far this morning. Roadwork is causing restrictions on Mundhank Road in South Barrington between Barrington and Freeman roads. Full story.
Cubs win 2-1 in Maddon's return to Trop
Mike Montgomery took a no-hit bid into the sixth inning, Kyle Schwarber hit his 28th home run and the Chicago Cubs extended their winning streak to a season-high seven by beating the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 Tuesday night in manager Joe Maddon's return to Tropicana Field. Full story.