• Ex-Cohen girlfriend: 'Politicians should be beyond reproach'
• Tearful Cohen drops out of lieutenant governor's race
• SC East takes 1st place in regional mock trial event
• Housing woes continue in Kane and Kendall
• Kane resident finds intruders in kitchen
• Attorney: Stacy had dirt on Drew Peterson
• The Place to Be
• Hampshire park users to see fee hikes after referendum defeat
• Hampshire may shut water to maybe-vacant houses
• Genoa site to expand its services for seniors
• Police Blotter: Bar cited after loud-noise complaint
• Saint Joseph Women's Heart Center unveiled
Kane resident finds intruders in kitchen DCFS investigates death of C' ville toddler Police Blotter: Bar cited after loud-noise complaint • SC East takes 1st place in regional mock trial event
• D300, U46 could get funds to help struggling schools
Sounding off on what's acceptable noise Novelty shop sells more than Whoopie Cushions Former Cook Co. Commissioner Hansen dies Former St. Charles fire chief dies

Saint Joseph Women's Heart Center unveiled Elgin family event fetes black history Organizer: Community Valentine's dinner for all Huntley board formulating strategic plans for 2010 Fire damages Hampshire service station Kane board prepares for shake-up Genoa site to expand its services for seniors Briefs: Learn to prepare, preserve photos Downtown Genoa businesses slate Chocolate Walk Dundee Twp. fireworks to continue C'ville teen gets 6 years for role in gang shooting Local group, bands plan concert for Haitian relief SC East takes 1st place in regional mock trial event Kane resident finds intruders in kitchen Campton Hills cleared in suit over death Russell concedes in GOP Kane sheriff race Fire damages Hampshire service station Kramer leads close race for Kane GOP sheriff bid

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A familiar foe looms for second-seeded St. Edward at this week's Immaculate Conception Class 2A Girls Basketball Regional. The Green Wave (10-14) will first have to get by No. 3 Luther North on Tuesday. This is no small feat, as the Wildcats have compiled a 15-10 record playing out of the Northeastern Athletic Conference.


• Senior duo leads Hilltoppers

• What happened? Examining the 3-year fall at Halas Hall
• East Aurora Tomcats too much for Royals
• Neuqua handles Elgin with ease
• Storm sneaks past Sabres
• Late flurry lifts Stars past reeling Eagles
• St. Edward invades IC for regional action
• Senior duo leads Hilltoppers
• Late flurry lifts Stars past reeling Eagles
• East Aurora Tomcats too much for Royals
• Neuqua handles Elgin with ease
• Warriors, Cogs garner No. 1 seeds
• Storm sneaks past Sabres
Porters end Celtics' regional run Glenbard West football player dies Sun-Times high school notebook Miami-bound DT Brown a northern rarity 2010 Public League Playoff bracket Sun-Times wrestling rankings McDonnell, Mustangs cash in against Caravan

Obamas invite top chefs to the White House

Think of it as take-out, but at the presidential level. Since bringing their well-documented high-end appetites to the White House, President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama have broken new gourmet ground by inviting in a steady stream of the nation's top culinary talents.

• ASTRO-GRAPH
• Channahon's Confederates
• 'Bob's Hill Boys': Troop 3's adventurous tradition
• Romance is her game at Lover's Lane
• ASTRO-GRAPH
• ASTRO-GRAPH

Kendall feeling negative impact of migration
Kendall County is struggling, another once-booming American locale gone bust. Fast growth from 2007 to 2008, the early part of the recession, turned out to be a strong predictor of problems as the recession dragged on, according to an Associated Press analysis of recently released Internal Revenue Service migration data, which compares where taxpayers filed their returns from one year to the next.



• CTA service cuts begin today as talks continue
• Another redesign for Facebook
• Super Bowl ads go goofy and frugal
• Biggert, Foster heat up breakfast
• U.S. investigating brake problems with 2010 Prius

Nissan Titan full-size pickup devours poor road conditions Audi beats BMW in face-off Terrain covers new ground Rural charm; city conveniences Original engravings might be from a book Novel ideas for a romantic makeover

Michael Jackson's doctor pleads not guilty to manslaughter
Michael Jackson’s doctor has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of the pop star. Dr. Conrad Murray, a Houston cardiologist who was with Jackson when he died June 25, entered his plea Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court just hours after he was charged. He could face up to four years in prison if convicted.
• Case delayed to Monday for Michael Jackson's doctor

• Travolta stars in 'From Paris with Love'
• Chicago Calendar
• Larry Miller to premier new show at Copley
• Five things to do
• NCC's Union features art with a purpose

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