• 2 in custody after woman found dead at White Pines Golf Course

  By Justin Kmitch Two people are in custody, police said this afternoon, after a 37-year-old woman was found dead at White Pines Golf Course near Bensenville Thursday morning, stabbed to death.
  Last Updated Sep 30, 2016 7:46 PM

• Court affirms conviction of ex-DuPage forest district IT director

  Updated Sep 30, 2016 4:51 PM

  A former DuPage County Forest Preserve District IT director must now serve a 180-day sentence in jail after the Second District Appellate Court of Illinois affirmed his conviction on unlawful participation and official misconduct charges. David Tepper must turn himself in by Oct. 11.

• DuPage Election Commission wants its lawyers to be less political

  Updated Sep 29, 2016 5:47 PM

  The board that oversees the DuPage County Election Commission is working to establish a policy that would prohibit the agency’s attorneys from engaging in certain political activity “on behalf of any candidate under the jurisdiction” of the commission.

• VIDEO: Week 6 DuPage football preview

  Updated Sep 29, 2016 5:34 PM

  VIDEO: Dave Oberhelman and Kevin Schmit break down the top Week 6 football games in DuPage County.

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• 10 years for Addison sex offender convicted of child porn

  Updated Sep 29, 2016 3:53 PM

  A registered sex offender from Addison was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in prison for having child pornography.

• Cut budget or raise taxes? State budget divides 42nd House candidates

  Updated Sep 29, 2016 2:11 PM

  One candidate for the 42nd District state House seat favors getting more revenue to balance the state budget, while the other says making cuts is the best route.

• Campton Hills president to veto board’s push to control Fox Mill land

  Updated Sep 29, 2016 1:47 PM

  Campton Hills Village President Harry Blecker said he plans to veto the board’s move this week to spend up to $6,000 for a law firm to pursue an agreement to have the Kane County Forest Preserve District own and manage 275 acres of open space in Fox Mill subdivision.

• Fall brings magic, mystery to Morton Arboretum

  Posted Sep 29, 2016 6:00 AM

  Fall’s magic is no mystery at the Morton Arboretum, which hosts a month of special events to highlight the colorful season.

• D’Oh! Attorney says police illegally searched phone of Naperville’s alleged ‘Simpsons’ graffiti artist

  Updated Sep 29, 2016 1:23 PM

  Attorneys for the Naperville man accused of littering downtown Naperville with “Simpsons”-inspired graffiti art in the summer of 2013 say evidence in the case was collected illegally and his subsequent statements to police should be thrown out. Joseph D’Auben, 35, is charged with criminal defacement of property for his alleged graffiti spree.

• Glendale Heights man charged in Warrenville bank robbery
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• Warrenville celebrates flood-relief projects
• Students gather at Wheaton North to watch debate
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• Community colleges say they’re forced to rely more on federal grants
• Ex-church deacon pleads not guilty to sexually abusing child
• Bloomingdale PTO treasurer pleads guilty to theft
• How Giant Steps helps individuals with autism
• Walk supports school for children with autism
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• Naperville Olympian makes local appearance
• COD’s International Trade Center manager brings ExporTech to Illinois
• Week 6: Scouting the East Suburban Catholic
• Lester: Will Roskam debate for first time in 8 years?
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