Dawn Patrol: High winds will continue today; Carpentersville theater getting a makeover

Wind advisory continues today

Wednesday night's storms are over, but the suburbs are still under a wind advisory through 6 p.m. today. Full story.

Luxury recliners part of Carpentersville movie makeover

Cinema 12 Theatre in Carpentersville is in for a $1 million makeover, starting with the addition of new luxury recliners in its auditoriums. By next February, Bliss Zero lounge chairs will replace the old seating in all 12 of the theater's auditoriums. The new extra-wide, zero gravity recliners will contain armrests, a cup holder and two motors, so customers can adjust the footrest and the back recliner separately, said Classic Cinemas CEO Chris Johnson. Full story.

Elk Grove marching band invited to Washington, D.C.

Members of Elk Grove High School's marching band got a big surprise at the end of Wednesday's Veterans Day assembly - they'll be spending their Independence Day in the nation's capital. Full story.

LPGA event won't be at Rich Harvest Farms

The biggest event on Chicago's golf calendar for 2016 - the UL International Crown - won't be held as planned at Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove. Read more about the surprise announcement here.

Gliniewicz did 'whatever he wanted'

Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz was a poor manager who was never held accountable for his actions, Fox Lake's interim police chief said. Gliniewicz was found dead Sept. 1, in what was later determined to be a staged homicide. "He didn't really have any responsibilities," Keller said. Full story.

Blackhawks' Keith getting closer to return

Duncan Keith zipped up and down the ice Wednesday at Johnny's Icehouse West, looking just like the Duncan Keith that Chicago Blackhawks fans have been accustomed to seeing over the past 10-plus seasons. "I haven't done that in awhile," Keith said. "It felt good to get into some action and test it out a bit, get into some bumping against some guys." Full story.

Renteria looks ahead with White Sox, not back at Cubs

On and off the field, major-league baseball can be a cruel game. Rick Renteria is living proof, and he was fired as the Cubs' manager after only one year on the job. "There are no hard feelings. When you step away from it a little bit and you reflect, it's just a business," he said. Full story.

Weather

Cloudy and windy with a high of only 51 degrees. Temperatures will be only 45 degrees when you head out the door, and dip to 38 degrees overnight tonight. Full story.

Traffic

Work will cause restrictions on Northwest Highway in Arlington between Race and Warren avenues until Friday, December 18th. Full traffic.

Bears' next challenge: Rams rookie Gurley

Monday night the Chicago Bears' defense kept the NFL's most prolific passer, Philip Rivers, under wraps in a 22-19 victory. This week the test is on the ground. Can the Bears keep St. Louis Rams rookie of the year candidate Todd Gurley in check? Full story.