• Flu fears fuel fetters on hospital visits
• Radio tribute to troops Sunday
• When will economy perk up in Elgin?
• Briefs: Youth football raffle fundraiser
• Elgin cash will help get 2nd dealer to auto mall
• DCFS investigating death of 6-week-old Elgin boy
• Elgin man convicted on sex, drug charges
• Unearthing facts about our area's history
• Elgin looking at business licenses
• Panel advises changes to new Elgin Wal-Mart plans
• Elgin man convicted of assaulting boys
• More lose jobs as Elgin readies 2010 budget
• Equine therapy helps hospice patients
• Many concerned over cost of health reform
• Preserve central to effort to halt deer disease
• Bigger bite in food license fees for Elgin
• Library accepting food for fines
• Festival of Trees set to deck the halls
• No-refusal weekend in Kane County
• Animal shelter to Elgin: Don't ban pit bulls
• Elgin father, son build their own Halloween decor
• Ding-dong! Local communities set trick-or-treat hours
• Cop radio-speak going the way of the telegraph
• Elgin-area vacancy rate through the roof
• Hay grant helps bail out Elgin horse sanctuary
• Anderson Animal Shelter to host 'A Night to Paws'
• Briefs: Group to screen film in Elgin
• IDOT nixes red-light camera at 72 and Randall
• Willow Lake Estates turning a corner
• Briefs: Sight Night Parade to step off in Bartlett
• Sexual assault suspect sought by Elgin police
• Budget prep is Elgin’s No. 1 focus
• Thousands wait at Elgin school to get flu shots
• Those who filed Monday
• IDOT says end in sight for road-project misery
• Elginite guilty of trying to buy 1 kilo of cocaine
• Churches' food baskets help people make ends meet
• No new parking restrictions for Eagle Heights
• Improving the climate for an improved climate
• In search of Elgin's ghosts
• Elgin's Painted Ladies feted
• Elgin man convicted on drug charge
• Sheriff Perez announces bid for second term
• Jobless rate rises slightly in state, Kane, Elgin
• Last weekend for haunted hike
• Woman marks 104 years
• Elgin YMCA changes moniker
• Many find replacement for bankrupt mortgage firm
• H1N1 vaccine clinics scheduled
• New supply, demand worries at food banks
• Creekside principal goes to the roof
• ECC massage therapy grads make the grade
• Woman injured, man arrested in shooting
• At 82, a life so full
• Troubled Elgin tower changing for the better?
• Elgin looking to trim $1.5M from fire department
• Inaugural suicide walk passes expectations
• Kane drug court betting on riverboat money
• Jail sets fees for weekend inmates
• Elgin teen's Eagle Scout project aids care center
• Briefs: ESO hosting party for professionals
• New crimefighters not just hauling Elgin's trash
• Elgin cuts staff in effort to balance budget
• City OKs cash to fix Southwest's sewer backups
• Briefs: Hampshire school walkathon rescheduled
• Elgin Salvation Army to shutter its thrift store
• 'Where else are you going to get the' cash?
• Elgin officials to get H1N1 update
• Children's Theatre to tackle 'Music Man Jr.'
• Briefs: Larkin musicians to perform Tuesday
• Competitors at ECC cook up Grand burgers
• Briefs: AID home opens in Geneva
• Elgin budget summit 1 of 3 meetings Wednesday
• Trick-or-treat hours, other spooky events
• Dope disposal: What to do with seized drugs?
• 25-year-old shot dead in Carpentersville
• Rauschenberger worthy of another shot
• Relief agency faces major troubles itself
• Cops: Teens pull inside job at doughnut shop
• Bug bomb' sends five to the hospital
• Scales named Riverside Club's Man of the Year
• Briefs: ESO presents music of Henry Mancini