• Back to wall: Is Drew's nephew persecuted?
• Assistant prosecutor cleared in assault
• Calendar
• Plainfield prepares to activate red-light cameras
• Will County still eyeing employee furloughs
• Community briefs
• Dugan among very worst in psychopathic traits: expert
• Village rethinking home buying, building
• Tea Party turns up the volume on Foster
• Plainfield board debates need for study
• New law could give funeral directors more traffic rights
• Construction under way for retirement home
• Hospitals prohibit visits by children
• education briefs
• A hometown place for hometown crowd
• Broken window a racial crime?
• And another thing ...
• Brian Dugan expressed remorse for killing girl
• Can tort reform help save health care?
• Plainfield lays off 16 workers
• Will Co, ready to target heroin use
• County clerk opens office in Plainfield
• Will Co. begins painful process of layoffs
• Briefs: Roadside safety checks
• Without a safety net
• Ballot taking shape for 2010 election
• Briefs: Route 59 changes
• Plainfield adds two red-light cameras
• Health reform at what cost?
• Even insured take sides on health care reform
• When illness strikes
• Crime down in state; up in Kendall County
• Expert defense: Assisting the indigent
• Fire officials overlooked fee for new station
• Habitat mission grants homes a green makeover
• Briefs: Learn how to help your students de-stress
• After arrest, charges for Stebic still pending
• 6 local schools among the state's top 100
• Plainfield retirement home construction is under way
• sun calendar
• Lawyer: New view of Drew
• Community briefs
• Hospitals restrict visitors over flu threat
• Teen is off-roading phenom
• Law will target drivers who text
• Candidates secure top spots on Feb. 2 ballot
• Boy hoping green thumb lands TV gig
• education briefs
• Famed drive-in Sonic opens in Crest Hill
• Seasonal craft shows abound throughout area
• Running a red in Plainfield? Smile for the cameras
• Will Co. flu vaccine clinic draws thousands
• Waiting for evidence in Vaughn case
• Two years, no answers in Peterson case
• Terror suspect owns Grundy meat plant
• Drew sues bank over frozen credit line
• New legal site helps you help yourself in Will court
• Will County's first swine flu vaccine clinic today
• Plainfield rethinking home building, buying
• Stebic charged with assault
• Candidates secure top spots on Feb. ballot
• School district to host college and career night
• Will home sales on an upswing?
• Group invites those who wish to praise troops
• Teen charged with snapping up turtle
• Halvorson presenting over $2M in community grants
• Will Co. health department makes flu video
• Demand is high, but flu shots are scarce
• Family held at gunpoint
• 4 hospitalized after crash near Plainfield
• Few chime in on video poker
• Plainfield ready for Spooktacular
• Theodore Street to close Wednesday
• Former Aurora alderman drops congressional bid
• Tollway nightmare almost over
• Foster's health care phone forum draws 17,000 calls
• Plainfield Twp. berm battle headed to court
• Free clinic draws huge crowd
• Will County recycling program a success
• Metra board considers fare hike
• Guns, gangs and drugs
• Will County auditor: Right time for change
• Primary filings start Oct. 26
• Foreclosure rates in Will up from 2nd quarter
• Suspect arrested for attack of elderly woman
• Locals react to Social Security freeze
• sun calendar
• Restaurant closes over pennant dispute with village
• 'Hammers offer Rush a piece of Joliet pie
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Theater, art studio looking at downtown
• Naperville North student who died last week had swine flu
• Homebuyers welcome
• Sergeants form union; village objects
• H1N1 shots are coming soon
• Pace plans routes to Chicago
• Village backs off berm ban
• County cuts bottled water, saves $38,000
• Groups want to join lawsuit
• Ace Buikema confident about growth, strength
• Clover Ridge Park blossoms in Lockport
• County gets grant for lead investigation
• Questions remain a year after Air Angels crash
• Neighbors: Trains derailing lives
• Education Briefs
• Foster slates third telephone town hall
• Dugan's prison behavior revealed
• Deer and drivers can be a dangerous mix
• DuPage River Trail closed at 87th St.
• Residents gulping too much water, too fast?
• Streets closing for Route 59 work
• Retired state cop could take helm in Plainfield
• Briefs: Disability awareness fair
• Not welcome in Plainfield?
• Briefs: Lockport Street closure
• Moving from courthouse to complex
• County cuts bottled water, saves $38,000
• Plans to boost culture in Plainfield include art studio, dinner theater
• Plainfield mayor picks new chief
• Forest officials balance budget
• County places first order for H1N1 vaccine
• County gets $2 million grant
• Seasonal vaccine for young kids available
• Applications for holiday baskets being taken
• Will board mulls early retirement for staff
• Romeoville wants more Metra trains
• Fox Valley Publications wins 30 AP awards
• SUN CALENDAR
• Kendall County leads state in commuters
• Plainfield sergeants form union, village objects
• community briefs
• Ex-principal gets $52,000 from settlement
• Gang prevention book to be released in Spanish, too
• Facing foreclosure, residents strip homes
• More Plainfield teachers facing layoffs?
• Look to the stars this weekend in Homer Glen
• Indian tribes theme at Meadow View
• Bolingbrook woman 'Wheels' a fortune
• Disc golf finds strong local following
• Want to be a contest winner? Here's how
• Cemetery marks 10 years of honoring veterans' sacrifice
• Education Briefs
• More newspaper awards announced