Daily Archive : Friday October Two, 2015

By RUSSELL CONTRERAS

Professor says historic outhouses underappreciated in American Southwest, urges preservation

The Associated Press

Lawsuit accuses pork roll company of firing man for passing gas after gastric bypass surgery

The Associated Press

Associated Press Indiana Daybook for Saturday, Oct. 03. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover.

By TOM ODULA and JOSSY OLA

Officials: fifteen dead in numerous bomb blasts in Nigerian capital; forty one injured

After thirty three years of selling jewelry in the Fox Valley, Jay Montgomery, possessor of the Goldmine in St. Charles, will retire at the end of the year.

The Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago authorities are investigating what’s behind a spike in heroin overdoses on the city’s West Side.

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

By BRADY McCOMBS

Mormon church expected to name fresh leaders at conference; scholars predict historic decision

By LOLITA C. BALDOR and ROBERT BURNS

Obama condemns Putin’s Syria deeds but announces there will be no U.S.-Russia ‘proxy war’

The Associated Press

three baseball games postponed, Maryland-Michigan embark moved up with Hurricane Joaquin swirling

By JEFF BARNARD and MARTHA MENDOZA

Gunman at Oregon community college was Army boot camp dropout who studied other mass shooters

By NICOLE WINFIELD

Vatican confirms pope met with gay former student and his fucking partner in fresh twist to Davis affair

By JONATHAN MATTISE

Bill Clinton targets rural, energy issues in appeal to Democrats in coal-heavy West Virginia

By JEFF BARNARD

Sheriff maintains support for gun rights after shooting in Oregon town where stance runs deep

By BRADY McCOMBS and LINDSAY WHITEHURST

Warren Jeffs’ son opens up about secretive polygamous sect, says he feared oppressive father

By DAVID EGGERT and JOHN FLESHER

Michigan pledges $1M for filters, steps to fix city’s water after tests demonstrate high lead levels

By Mick Zawislak

Mundelein police began evaluating a very first batch of various brands of assets cameras on Friday, with a decision about which to use expected early next year.The testing began with two officers on each of the department’s three shifts. “We took volunteers very first but, eventually, everybody will use the cameras,” Deputy Chief John Monahan said.

By Doug T. Graham

The former owners of Horizon Farms will take their lawsuit claiming the Forest Preserve of Cook County illegally acquired the almost 400-acre estate to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Illinois Supreme Court declined to hear their case without comment Wednesday. The estate remains closed to the public because of a judge’s order in a separate lawsuit.

The Associated Press

James Levine withdraws from fresh Metropolitan Opera staging of Berg’s ‘Lulu’

By Robert Sanchez

Two recently fired College of DuPage administrators have abandoned plans to appeal their terminations, at least partly because they say the school’s board of trustees is too biased to fairly consider their case. Thomas J. Glaser and Lynn Sapyta are instead expected to file federal lawsuits against the state’s largest community college.

By ERICA WERNER and ALAN FRAM

AP Sources: Rep. Chaffetz plans surprise bid for House speaker, challenging McCarthy

The Associated Press

American who helped stop Europe train attack avoided Oregon massacre due to TV display rehearsal

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

Daily Herald report

College of Lake County will host a fresh art exhibit embarking Friday, Oct. 9.

Daily Herald report

Warren Theatre’s Dinner Theatre production of “These Shining Lives” by Melanie Marnich, is set for Thursday through Saturday, Oct. Eight to ten at seven p.m. in the Almond Black Box.

A former Round Lake Beach police officer has pleaded guily to theft by deception, records display. He was sentenced to probation and community service.

Hurricane Joaquin batters the Bahamas; Coast Guard attempts to reach disabled cargo ship

Daily Herald report

The Round Lake Area Public Library now has a citizenship information center in the main lobby, with books, DVDs, and CDs that can be checked out with a library card.

Daily Herald report

Lambs Farm is hosting a Kansas City Barbecue Association-sanctioned event on Oct. Sixteen and seventeen at the 10th annual Barn Burner BBQ.

Daily Herald staff report

The Barrington United Methodist Church will host the Big Band Sound of Deerfield band as part of the church’s 175th anniversary celebration on Sunday. The 18-piece band will perform at the church at two p.m.

By RACHEL LA CORTE

A look at some of the victims of a shooting at a community college in Oregon

By EDITH M. LEDERER

Turkish Cypriot leader says agreement on reunifying Cyprus is possible in months

By THOMAS BEAUMONT

Republican hopeful Ben Carson says no to Syrian refugees in US, alleges extremist infiltration

The Associated Press

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

The Associated Press

Suburban Chicago police officer convicted of using excessive force receives 15-month sentence

By DAVID CRARY and ADAM GELLER

After campus killings in Oregon, Americans lament how routine mass shootings have become

By Susan Sarkauskas

Several inmates of the Kane County jail have been charged with aggravated battery, after a fight broke out Sept. 27.

The Associated Press

The Latest: Oregon State Police say gunman was student in class he attacked.

By Susan Sarkauskas

A St. Charles duo pleaded guilty Friday to laundering money for their son’s mail-order marijuana business. Anthony and Gina Salemi were each sentenced to twenty four months of probation.

Daily Herald report

Elgin police are seeking information about gunshots and an armed robbery Thursday night, both on the one thousand three hundred to one thousand four hundred block of Abbott Drive, officials said.

By Madhu Krishnamurthy

The McHenry High School District one hundred fifty six school board and its teachers union were back at the negotiating table Friday afternoon and will comeback Sunday.

By Justin Kmitch

A 29-year-old Naperville man will be in bond court Saturday morning to face charges of possessing and distributing child pornography. Ryan Gutierrez is alleged to have had numerous illegal pictures on his computer.

The Associated Press

Man gets long prison term, then marries gf at courthouse; five deputies attend ceremony

By Jessica Cilella

Mosques across the Chicago area are hosting open houses Sunday to give non-Muslims an chance to learn more about Islam.

Q&A: Gun control prospects in GOP-run Congress remain dim despite latest mass shooting

By RICK CALLAHAN

two Indiana women mauled, one critical, when pack of dogs attack as women were jogging

Daily Herald report

Arlington Heights police are asking for the public’s help identifying an armed robber. According to a police report, an unknown offender approached the victim while he or she was in the drive-through lane at Dunkin’ Donuts, two thousand one hundred six S. Arlington Heights Road, at Two:33 a.m. on Thursday.

The Associated Press

South Arch, Honeywell reach agreement with EPA to test for contamination at city park

By Bob Susnjara

A developer wants to raze the vacant Giordano’s restaurant at the southwest corner of Rand Road and Route twenty two in Lake Zurich. A fresh retail building would rise there.

By LINDA DEUTSCH

AP WAS THERE: twenty years ago OJ Simpson was acquitted in murder trial that riveted the nation

By James Fuller

Collecting more property taxes for the Kane County Forest Preserve District next year appeared to be a given Friday. This means local tax bills payable to the district won’t decrease as much as they would have, but they will still drop.

By NATALIYA VASILYEVA and SYLVIE CORBET

Leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France, Germany meet in Paris to make progress on Ukraine peace

By Elena Ferrarin

Jason Lentz, an Elgin police officer fired last year after making Facebook posts can go back to work after an arbitrator ruled in his favor, his attorney said.

By SERGIO BUSTOS

As Oregon reels from mass shooting, Hillary Clinton pledges to fight NRA on gun rights

Talking guns, Jeb Thicket says ‘stuff happens,’ but tragedies shouldn’t always yield fresh laws

By CATHERINE LUCEY

Calling Russia’s Putin a ‘gangster,’ GOP presidential hopeful Rubio seeks aggressive treatment

The Associated Press

American Senior Communities fires 2nd executive in wake of federal search, 3rd resigns

Oklahoma court halts all scheduled executions pending review after glitch in drug shipment

The Associated Press

Army: Parachutist’s death at Chicago air display was accidental; spectacles are resuming

By ERICA WERNER

AP Sources: Rep. Chaffetz plans surprise bid for House speaker, challenging McCarthy

Daily Herald report

Dozens of scarecrows, all made and decorated by area Scout troops, have taken up residence this month at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle and will remain on display through Halloween.

By Doug T. Graham

Mettawa Mayor Casey Urlacher is running for the 26th District Illinois Senate seat that will be vacant following state Sen. Dan Duffy’s decision not to seek re-election in 2016. Urlacher said he feels he has the youth and work ethic to do some good in Springfield.

The Associated Press

Christie wears fleece for storm briefing but not THAT fleece; he says it’s saved for emergency

Iran: No.Two official in Bahrain Embassy must leave the country within seventy two hours

Former Chicago Bear Desmond Clark and his wifey, Maria, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct in Lake County court this week.

By SHAWN POGATCHNIK

Tony-winning playwright Brian Friel, creator of rich worlds in an Irish village, dies at 86

By JOSH LEDERMAN and KATHLEEN HENNESSEY

Education Secretary Arne Duncan stepping down; Obama loses long-serving Cabinet member

By Justin Kmitch

A Chicago woman, who posed as a hooker in a two thousand thirteen Villa Park home invasion in which three people were tied up and robbed, is headed to prison.

By Justin Kmitch

Police believe a missing Aurora man, who suffers from dimentia, may be in Chicago.

By Erin Hegarty

A Bartlett resident has been charged with posession of cannabis and drug paraphernalia after police found a cannabis grow area, nine hundred grams of cannabis, hash oil and $700 in cash at the resident’s home in two hundred block of Jackson Court, police said in a news release.

By MATTHEW BARAKAT

Jesse Matthew Jr, charged in deaths of college students, gets three life terms in two thousand five hookup brunt

By SETH ROBBINS

Lawyers argue whether birth certificate ID standards harm immigrant families with US-born kids

The Associated Press

Pence orders state agencies to go after task force recommendations on drugs

The Associated Press

Puny school district in eastern Indiana to recruits students in China as a way to stay open

The Associated Press

Bloomington police identify Indiana University student, suspect in apparent murder-suicide

The Associated Press

Gary part of federally funded thrust to build trust inbetween police, the public

The Associated Press

The Latest: UN suspends planned humanitarian intervention in Syria amid surge of activities

The Associated Press

Vatican confirms pope met with gay former student and his fucking partner in fresh twist to Davis affair

A Lake County judge refused to reduce the $Trio million bail for a man accused of killing his ex-wife during a fight at her Gurnee house.

By TOM FOREMAN Jr.

Hurricane Joaquin could miss East Coast, but severe flooding feared from separate storm

Yemen government spokesman refutes Foreign Ministry statements cutting ties with Iran

The Associated Press

Bon Jovi honors Fresh Jersey high school football player who died after hit

DOJ report urges St. Louis County police to strengthen protest planning policies

The Associated Press

Oklahoma court stops all scheduled executions pending review following botched drug shipment

By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS

Federal judge sentences companion of ex-Ohio fugitive treasure hunter to one month in prison

By NATALIYA VASILYEVA and SYLVIE CORBET

Syria: Russia fires fresh strikes amid diplomatic talks in Paris on Assad’s future

The Associated Press

Indiana agency had asphalt plant on probation when crumbling highway was being built

The Associated Press

US Coast Guard says it’s searching for ship with thirty three people aboard missing in hurricane

The Associated Press

Report says driver in deadly I-69 van crash was under influence of ‘unknown substance’

Daily Herald report

The public can now file police reports for crimes in Rosemont online.

Daily Herald staff report

Barrington will host an open house and blood drive at the Public Safety Building on Saturday. Residents will be able to meet firefighters, take a station tour, view rescue vehicles on display, and learn valuable safety information.

Daily Herald report

Prospect Heights Elementary District twenty three is seeking applications from individuals interested in packing a vacant school board seat as a result of the latest resignation board member Judi Zimmerman. Interested parties must apply by Oct. 28.

The Associated Press

Illinois treasurer warns top state leaders of ‘devastating’ effects of budget impasse

The Associated Press

The Latest: Czech Republic to consider sending police, soldiers to guard borders in Hungary

By Harry Hitzeman

Northern Illinois University law students are part of a infrequent partnership with doctors to create the Health Advocacy Clinic in Aurora, at which doctors and lawyers work together to help the poor. “We’re training the doctors to spot the legal issues and they refer the cases to us,” said Colleen Boraca, supervising attorney at the clinic. “Now it’s blossomed into a movement. “

The Associated Press

Fresh trial granted for producer ordered to pay $7.3M to songwriter who discovered Lady Gaga

By Jessica Cilella

Wheaton Warrenville Unit District two hundred is having trouble finding enough substitute teachers, instructing assistants and nurses to meet its needs.

By Eric Peterson

Parents have overwhelmingly embraced Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54’s year-old Early Learning Center and month-old full-day kindergarten program, according to a staff report heard by the school board Monday night. The Early Learning Center, which opened next to the district’s administration building in Schaumburg in August 2014, ended last school year with seven hundred seventy one students.

The Associated Press

US factory orders drop 1.7 percent in August, largest decline in eight months; investment feeble

One person was injured in a rollover accident on Route one hundred seventy three near Wilmot Road today.

Sports

By BARRY WILNER

In only matchup of winning teams, Broncos face Vikings, look for 4-0 begin

By ARNIE STAPLETON

Broncos’ WR Cody Latimer honors mother’s wishes, father’s memory by making mark in NFL

By The Associated Press

LEADING OFF: Playoff pursue among teams in AL West, doubleheaders caused by rain on East Coast

By The Associated Press

Zetterberg cracks tie, Crimson Wings strike Maple Leafs 4-2 in Babcock’s come back to Detroit

Chicago Blackhawks’ Marko Dano, the dynamic 20-year-old winger who wowed fans in the opening days of training camp at Notre Dame, was among eight players reassigned to Rockford on Friday.

By Dave Oberhelman

If it’s South Elgin and Glenbard East in football, it’s got to be crazy.

Chicago Cubs ace Jake Arrieta was his same old superior self Friday night in a 6-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Arrieta improved to 22-6 with a 1.77 ERA with six shutout innings, and manager Joe Maddon said that should clinch the Cy Youthfull Award for his pitcher.

In what could be a precursor to the wild-card game, Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon began Kyle Schwarber in right field Friday night at Miller Park in the game against the Milwaukee Brewers.

By Jerry Fitzpatrick

Huntley held off a late charge by visiting Jacobs to win a battle of unbeaten rivals 22-19 on a Friday night better suited for cornerbacks than quarterbacks.

By Kevin Schmit

Hinsdale South’s football team strike Addison Trail 42-14 in a key West Suburban Gold Conference matchup Friday in Darien.

Good teams always find a way to win. And while this one wasn’t pretty, Mundelein got the much-needed shot in the arm it was looking for after stunning host Zion-Benton 28-22 in overtime.

By Bill Pemstein

Senior Matt Adams returned a punt fifty eight yards for a touchdown as Antioch earned a 53-6 victory over North Chicago in NSC Prairie play Friday.

By Craig Brueske

In the words of the late Yogi Berra, “it was deja vu all over again.”Two weeks after edging St. Charles North 42-41 on a last-second touchdown pass from Sean Chambers to Ryan Skibinski, the Geneva senior duo combined for another late backbreaking play against St. Charles East Friday night.Skibinski caught a 28-yard TD pass in the right corner of the end zone from Chambers with Two:12 remaining as the Vikings (6-0, 3-0) rallied for a 27-26 Upstate Eight Conference Sea Division homecoming triumph at Burgess Field.

Daily Herald report

Leyden squared its overall record at 3-3 and stayed in the thick of the West Suburban Gold race by topping visiting Downers Grove South 28-24 on Friday.

Hersey’s homecoming fans were treated to a 35-14 victory from the Huskies over Buffalo Grove in the Mid-Suburban League football game.

Wheeling picked up its very first victory of the season by topping Prospect 33-21 in the Wildcats’ homecoming game.

By Larry Weindruch

Rolling Meadows’ defensive unit, despite providing up more than four hundred yards to host Elk Grove on Friday, came up big when the game was on the line. And Mustangs’ coach Matt Mishler appreciated the effort that saved their 28-26 Mid-Suburban East football victory.

Unbeaten and on the rise, No. Sixteen Northwestern would like to stay that way now that Big Ten play is about to begin.

Clemson’s Deshaun Watson and Notre Dame’s DeShone Kizer share similar names, the leadership of two high-performing offenses — and the pressure to succeed when the sixth-ranked Fighting Irish (4-0) and 12th-ranked Tigers (3-0) play Saturday night.

By Jonathan Jones

Niles North displayed its senior three-headed monster on Friday evening as Maine West came to town for the Vikings’ football homecoming game. And that decidely ground-based monster was key to Niles North’s 62-27 victory, as the wind was howling.

The Benet football team’s offense suffered a ample loss Friday when kicking off quarterback Jack Sznajder was sacked at the end of its third series and left the game with back spasms.

By Scott Miller

A week ago Tim Crom would have been an unlikely hero for the Streamwood football team. However, with windy conditions limiting the passing game and a running back corps depleted by injuries the Sabres turned to the third string senior to lead their running attack on Friday night. Crom went far beyond the call of duty, rushing for one hundred fifty four yards on thirty four carries and a touchdown to lead Streamwood to a 22-15 Upstate Eight Sea win over Elgin on homecoming night at Millennium Field.

With twenty seconds left in the game and Hoffman Estates driving, Schaumburg compelled a wide-throw on fourth-and-1 to seal 26-22 victory.

The Larkin football team opened its game against St. Charles North Friday with its best drive of the season. Twelve plays covering eighty yards in three minutes, twenty eight seconds, culminating in a snazzy 10-yard pass from junior quarterback David Hibbler to senior wideout A.J. Hunter.Unluckily for the Royals, that did nothing but North Starlets on notice, and they responded — replicating that feat eight times en route to a 55-7 Upstate Eight Sea victory at Elgin High School’s Memorial Field.

The Lake Park football team’s defense wasn’t textbook. But it was firing on all cylinders and played a massive role Friday night in hammering host Metea Valley 21-12.

By Steve Nichols

fter its 41-0 win over Walther Christian at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb Friday, it’s evident that no school in the state of Illinois knows how to throw a homecoming party fairly like St. Edward, which made the most of its Division I campus rental.

By Dick Quagliano

Charlie Kaye rushed for a career-high two hundred thirty yards and four touchdowns as Fremd spinned past Palatine 49-19 at Fremd.

A lot of Neuqua Valley players carried the football Friday night and they all seemed to practice some success in the Wildcats 34-7 defeat of Naperville North.

By Kevin McGavin

Bartlett scored three back-breaking third-quarter touchdowns to break open a relatively close game and cruise to a 41-8 victory over East Aurora Friday night.

By Marty Maciaszek

Hampshire used two big bubbles to burst the momentum and lead Woodstock North took into halftime of their Fox Valley Conference Fox Division game on a chilly and blustery Friday night.Speedy senior Jake Manning took a pair of third-quarter bubble screens from junior Jake Vincent and raced for touchdowns of fifty three and thirty six yards as the Whip-Purs (4-2, 2-1) rallied for a 34-24 victory at Woodstock North.

Jalen Powe’s 93-yard kickoff comeback with 1:Ten left helped Warren defeat Stevenson 30-27 on Friday.

When Glenbard North lost back-to-back nailbiters to Naperville Central and Waubonsie Valley to open the football schedule, it would have been effortless for the Panthers to fold against the weight of a difficult schedule.

The threat of the run helped Libertyville quarterback Riley Lees attack threw the air on Friday. Lees threw for two hundred twenty three yards and three touchdowns as the Wildcats strike visiting Lake Zurich 41-21.

By Ken Tillotson

Kaneland set its glances on rebounding from last week’s disappointing loss to DeKalb, but a desperate and talented Sycamore squad had other ideas.

By Joe Cosentino

Montini pounded St. Joseph 42-0 in a Chicago Catholic League crossover game on Friday in Elmhurst.

Naperville Central leaped to a 14-0 lead and didn’t look back in a 34-14 win at Batavia Friday night.

Three turnovers in a 10-second span in the final two minutes of the game capped off a wild win for IC Catholic Prep.

Carmel intercepted four passes against St. Viator, the last of them with 1:37 left as the Corsairs earned their third straight win by topping St. Viator 21-7.

Aurora Central Catholic pulled off the most difficult task Friday night at just the right time — scoring while against a stiff wind in the third quarter to deflate a Fenton rally. When Danny Laogato dashed into the end zone from four yards out it proved to be enough to earn the Chargers a 19-8 homecoming victory over Fenton in a Metro Suburban West conference clash.

By Patricia Babcock McGraw

A sack here, a sack there, and before you knew it, Wauconda had a victory in the bag. The Wauconda defense was on point in Friday’s 12-0 win over host Vernon Hills. It was also smack dab on top of Vernon Hills quarterback Connor McNamara for much of the game.

By Allen Oshinski

Marengo ultimately wound up with a running clock against Burlington Central, which was somewhat surprising because the game felt much closer than the 40-0 final score.

By John Bumbales

After providing up an average of over forty seven points a game for the very first five games, host Grayslake North’s defense never rested Friday against Crystal Lake Central on homecoming night.

By Phil Brozynski

Waubonsie Valley’s Max Ihry said he does get a little tired playing both ways. But you’d never know it by watching him.

By Wes Holtsclaw

Lake Forest tailback Quinn Julian hada second-consecutive 4-touchdown spectacle, keying a 40-0 halftime edge as the Scouts spinned over Grant 40-6 in North Suburban crossover activity Friday at Varsity Field.

Uncommonly are games won in the very first quarter.This one was.Scoring on its very first four possessions of the game, Crystal Lake South racked up twenty eight unanswered first-quarter points in cruising to a 41-6 win over Dundee-Crown in Fox Valley Conference Valley Division activity in Crystal Lake Friday night.

By Orrin Schwarz

St. Laurence and St. Francis kept up a torrid rhythm offensively through the very first half of Friday night’s football game in Wheaton.

By Eric Bridges

West Aurora fans waited patiently in line for a slice of pizza and a soft drink and had to cheer their Blackhawks’ very first three touchdowns from the concession line. The Blackhawks raced out to a 20-0 lead in the game’s very first six minutes, and finished off the homecoming celebration with a 48-8 victory over Upstate Eight Valley rival West Chicago Friday night.

By MARK DIDTLER

Tulowitzki comes back with two hits, AL East champ Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4

Daily Herald report

In its final home game of the season, Lakes cruised to a 55-7 victory over Round Lake in North Suburban Prairie football.

The Fremd High School football team hosted and won 49-19 over Palatine High School on Friday, Oct. Two, in Palatine.

The Carmel Corsairs hosted and won 21-7 over the Saint Viator Lions for football act on Friday, Oct. Two in Mundelein.

By FRED GOODALL

Lynch throws for three hundred five yards, two TDs, Memphis remains unbeaten with 24-17 win over South Florida

Hinsdale South hosted and won 42-14 over Addison Trail for football act on Friday, Oct. Two in Darien.

By STEVE HERRICK

Tomlin wins again; Santana’s 3-run dual keys offense as Indians roll past Crimson Sox 8-2

By STEPHEN HAWKINS

Trout, Pujols thrust wild card-contending Angels to 2-1 win, stop Texas from clinching AL West

The Associated Press

Sims and Nelson come back picks for scores; Southern Utah treats Weber State 44-0

The Associated Press

Antony Lozano scores in 6th, Honduras strikes Haiti 1-0 Olympic qualifying opener

The Batavia High School football team hosted and fell 34-14 to Naperville Central High School on Friday, Oct. Two, in Batavia.

The Associated Press

Thomas scores two TDs, Temple strikes Charlotte 37-3 for very first 4-0 embark since 1974

Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg thinks it’s too early to make any lineup decisions, but he is taking a good look during camp at how Pau Gasol and Joakim Noah work together.

By STEVE MEGARGEE

Quarterbacks face murky picture in Heisman race, draft

The Associated Press

Princeton defense has three INTs, one fumble recovery; Tigers forearm Columbia 24th straight loss, 10-5

By BRIAN SANDALOW

Chris Sale sets Chicago season strikeout record in 2-1 win over Tigers

By MARK DIDTLER

Tulowitzki comes back with two hits, AL East champ Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4

The Associated Press

Saborio scores in stoppage time; DC United strikes Fresh York City 2-1 to secure playoff spot

The Associated Press

Stanton, Reimers combine for five rushing TDs, Harvard cruises past Georgetown 45-0

The Associated Press

Colgate’s defense makes late stand to hold off Cornell 28-21

By GARY B. GRAVES

Louisville investigating allegations by escort that former staffer arranged hook-up for recruits

The Chicago White Sox fired bench coach Mark Parent on Friday, but the thicker news is embattled manager Robin Ventura is returning to the dugout in 2016.

By Mike Garofola

Palatine’s boys soccer team topped Fremd 1-0 in the 20th Kinsella Cup matchup Friday at Fremd.

The Associated Press

Saborio scores in 92nd minute; DC United hammers Fresh York City FC 2-1 to secure playoff spot

Blackhawks set to welcome back ex-teammates Patrick Acute and Johnny Oduya back to the United Center as the teams get set to play their preseason finale Saturday.

The Associated Press

Detroit Crimson Wings reach 3-year deal with 1st-round draft pick Evgeny Svechnikov

The Associated Press

Sale sets White Sox season strikeout record

The Associated Press

Pistons announce injuries to Blake (concussion), Jackson (hip) and Baynes (ankle)

By Patricia Babcock McGraw

The Indiana Fever, behind veteran starlet Tamika Catchings, fresh head coach Stephanie White and a roster of injured players who played through anguish, has been the story of the WNBA this season. Now, the Fever is fighting for a league title in the WNBA Finals, which begin on Sunday.

By KRISTIE RIEKEN

Prescott leads No. Twenty one Mississippi St in big test at undefeated No. Fourteen Texas A&M

The Associated Press

Mariners starlet 2B Robinson Cano to finish season, have hernia surgery on Oct. 13

By ANNE M. PETERSON

Break gives Oregon State chance to get back to basics in rebuilding season

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and broad receiver Alshon Jeffery are among several players who are questionable for Sunday’s game against the Raiders, albeit it seems Cutler has a much better chance of playing than Jeffery after another encouraging day of practice.

Arlington Park two thousand sixteen dates have been announced, and the local thoroughbred track will run a 74-day meet commencing on May 6.

Seattle’s Cliff Avril might lack sacks but playing near top of game as Seahawks prep for Lions

By GENARO C. ARMAS

Iowa, No. Nineteen Wisconsin renew rivalry, seek to get head begin in Big Ten West

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI

Milwaukee Bucks announce extension for John Henson; AP source says four years, $44 million

The Associated Press

Falcons to face Texans without RB Coleman, TE Tamme; LB Reed expected to make season debut

By TODD MCMAHON

With Adams questionable, Packers rookie WR Ty Montgomery could get another extended look

By TRAVIS JOHNSON

Penn State’s formidable defense believes it’s ready to stuff Army’s triple-option offense

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI

Andrew Wiggins headlines NBA’s annual preseason Canada Series

No. Three Mississippi, 25th-ranked Florida attempt to stay unbeaten, build on latest big wins

The Associated Press

No. Eight Georgia WR McKenzie apologizes for incident that brought police to an Athens restaurant

Person with skill of situation: Florida QB Will Grier ill, might not embark vs. Ole Miss

Pass protection, penalties are Golden’s concentrate as Miami turns concentrate to Florida State

By CHRIS BIDERMAN

49ers taut end Vernon Davis listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game with a knee injury

The Associated Press

Rookies Lindberg, McIlrath make Rangers 23-man roster, Diaz, Megna waived

The Associated Press

BMX test event for Rio Olympics put back one day over safety concerns

By DAVID GINSBURG

Yankees-Orioles game postponed by rain; teams will play split-doubleheader on Saturday

By BRIAN SANDALOW

White Sox general manager Rick Hahn expects Robin Ventura to come back as manager

By KAREEM COPELAND

New-look Gordon Hayward ready to take next step for Jazz, be ‘one of the best in the league’

By SCHUYLER DIXON

Coming off rough outing for defense, Cowboys visit site of meltdown in Fresh Orleans two years ago

Cavaliers forward Tristan Thompson does not sign qualifying suggest, not under contract

Business

By Anna Marie Kukec

Finding qualified job candidates and developing the next generation of workers are priorities so manufacturers can remain viable in the future, experts said Thursday.

By JULIET WILLIAMS

California high-speed rail officials say private firms have interest in $68 billion project

FIFA President Sepp Blatter defies calls from FIFA sponsors to abandon instantaneously

By The Associated Press

Regulators close The Bank of Georgia in the 7th bank failure of 2015

By MAURICIO SAVARESE

Brazil judge OKs questioning of ex-President Silva in Petrobras kickback scandal investigation

The Associated Press

The Latest: Day two of jury selection finishes in W.Va. trial of ex-coal chief; resumes Monday

By MATTHEW CRAFT

Stock market jiggles off an early stumble and completes higher, led by gains in energy sector

By The Associated Press

The Associated Press

Online stock brokerage rock-hard Scottrade says info of Four.6 million customers may have been stolen

A look at Experian, the credit monitoring company at the center of the T-Mobile data breach

Trump pulls out of US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce event, group says

The Associated Press

Sprint, Bank of America and FedEx are big market movers

By MATTHEW PERRONE

FDA approves innovative Merck drug for fresh use against advanced lung cancer

By The Associated Press

Google officially reorganizes under holding company Alphabet

The Associated Press

General Mills recalls another 60,000 bags of green beans after listeria found

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER

Cautious businesses pull back on hiring as depressed global growth ultimately catches up with US

By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO

Wal-Mart cuts hundreds of HQ jobs . McMillon, ‘Retail is switching and we must switch’

The Associated Press

Punitive damages possible in woman’s suit against DuPont claiming cancer over sea dumping

By Marie Wilson

Finish a race, then take a Victory Lap — beer, that is. Two Brothers Brewing Company is crafting a special blend for the Healthy Driven Naperville Marathon on Nov. 8.

By DAVID BAUDER

Once a broadcast news division president, David Westin now goes on the air for Bloomberg

Shakou is bringing modern Asian cuisine and a sophisticated urban vibe to Barrington. The fresh eatery opens on Main Street on Monday.

The Associated Press

US equipment count declines by twenty nine this week to lodge at 809, Oklahoma loses eight equipments

Gov. Christie urges people to confront dune holdouts at Jersey shore, calls one city ‘selfish’

By The Associated Press

Recalls this week include pacifier clips, bicycles, armchairs, women’s sandals

By KARL RITTER and KATY DAIGLE

India vows to cut carbon power, boost renewable energy in pledge for Paris climate talks

LAKE FOREST — Stericycle Inc. said it has finished its $Two.Trio billion acquisition of Shred-it International, the global secure information destruction service company.The acquisition will strengthen Stericycle’s growth opportunities by providing extra business-to-business compliance solutions, leveraging Stericycle’s existing core capabilities, and expanding the company’s global reach.Stericycle announced July fifteen it would acquire Shred-it from Birch Hill Equity Playmates, Cintas Corp. and other equity holders, subject to receipt of certain regulatory approvals and satisfaction of other customary closing conditions. Shred-it will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stericycle.“The addition of secure information destruction services is an excellent complement to Stericycle’s existing line of solutions which protect people and brands, promote health, and safeguard the environment,” said Charlie Alutto, President and CEO of Stericycle. “The acquisition of Shred-it represents an enormously attractive chance to drive extra growth of Shred-it and Stericycle by collectively leveraging the broad suite of business-to-business services that we provide to almost one million customer locations around the globe.”Shred-it provides secure information destruction services to over 400,000 customer locations in fifteen countries. Shred-it’s pro forma revenue for the 12-month period ending March two thousand fifteen was $726 million.The $Two.Trio billion transaction was financed through a combination of senior unsecured debt consisting of a term loan credit facility, private placement notes, and a public suggesting of Mandatory Convertible Preferred Stock represented by depositary shares.

Wellness Center USA has commenced shipments of its flagship product, Psoria-Light, to key areas in the United States.

Daily Herald reports

Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital attained Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for the hospital’s commitment to high-quality patient care, nursing excellence and innovations in nursing practices.

Daily Herald News Services

DuPage Medical Group has finished the acquisition of Meridian Medical Associates S.C. & Midwest Hospitalists, LLC.

The Associated Press

Norman Rockwell painting is going to auction in Fresh York City to benefit National Press Club

By PATRICK WHITTLE

Amid rebuilding, Maine’s scallop fishery to see cuts as some fishermen cheer conservation

The Associated Press

Volkswagen and subsidiary Audi suggesting online check if vehicles affected by trick software

By The Associated Press

This week’s top selling songs and albums on Apple’s iTunes

By KATHY McCORMACK

Fresh Hampshire’s highest court upholds $236M verdict against Exxon Mobil in pollution case

By Eric Peterson

Getting around Schaumburg’s multilevel Woodfield Mall has never been lighter, despite the final stages of a yearlong renovation going on. The $13.9 million project took a major step toward completion Thursday with the activation of a 2nd elevator in the center court, as well as two fresh mini-escalators to better tie together the Two.2-million-square-foot shopping center’s numerous levels.

By The Associated Press

In Tech: Music for kids, Facebook movie profiles, Samsung observe, Apple CEO, unlimited data

The Associated Press

CHICAGO (AP) – Grain futures were lower in early trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for December delivery was unchanged at $Five.1820 a bushel; December corn was one cent lower at $Trio.8760 a bushel; December oats was 1.50 cents lower at Two.1940 a bushel; while November soybeans was lower 1.25 cents to 8.76 a bushel. Beef higher and pork was higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. December live cattle was .05 cent higher at $1.3005 a pound; November feeder cattle was .65 cent higher at $1.7278 a pound; December lean hogs gained .95 cent to $.6548 a pound.

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER

US factory orders drop 1.7 percent in August, largest decline in eight months; investment feeble

Prayer deal for Ohio accountant in $8.7M embezzlement case who was arrested on Appalachian Trail

The Associated Press

Russian airline Transaero in crisis as creditors call for bankruptcy proceedings

The Associated Press

The latest on mine explosion trial: Jury selection resumes at federal trial of ex-Massey CEO

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT

Regulators say safety, welding problems have popped up at nation’s 1st offshore wind farm

The Associated Press

Report: Shell, Total to open very first foreign-owned gas stations in Iran

The Associated Press

Powerless jobs report sends US stocks and the dollar sharply lower as investors expect no rate hike

Five years after United Airlines and Continental merged, the company’s fresh CEO proclaimed in a public letter that the combined company has failed to live up to the expectations of both fliers and United’s employees.

By CANDICE CHOI

Chick-fil-A opening NYC outpost as part of national thrust

By JASON KEYSER

US regulator developed test that eventually caught VW cheating but didn’t widely use it on cars

By LORNE COOK and RAF CASERT

European Union emission testing is different from US system, but both failed to stop manhandle

The Associated Press

Official: Ethiopia plans to export natural gas in three to five years

By CIARAN GILES

Spain media magnate seeking criminal libel charges against El Pais editor, reporter

By MATTHEW BROWN

Federal officials suggest fresh rules after pipeline spills highlight safety gaps

The Associated Press

FirstBuild microfactory hosting daylong event in Louisville to build at-home coffee roaster

By GEOFF MULVIHILL

Hoping youths can help fighting Camden, Fresh Jersey, help itself through ‘hackathon’

The Associated Press

China charges ten with selling old meat in relation to scandal that engulfed US supplier’s unit

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER

How to dissect the jobs report: Apart from low unemployment, just how healthy is labor market?

By Elena Ferrarin

If you’ve wondered what it’s like to have solar panels on your property, you can get answers during the Illinois Solar Tour from ten a.m. to two p.m. Saturday from people who have experienced that firsthand.

Life & Entertainment

By Barbara Vitello

Fox Valley Repertory has closed its doors after eleven years in St. Charles and suggested no indication that previously purchased tickets will be refunded.

The Associated Press

Rapper Pitbull lends celebrity to sports-focused charter school opening near Las Vegas

By ALICIA RANCILIO

Cindy Crawford releases fresh book on eve of turning 50; talks selfies and models today

Daily Herald staff report

Feast autumn in Wheaton, rock back through the decades in Waukegan or take your Lego-loving kids to Brickfest in Rosemont. Check out these and other ideas for weekend joy in the suburbs.

By MARK KENNEDY

Keira Knightley Broadway debut in ‘Therese Raquin’ interrupted by man who threw flowers

By MARK KENNEDY

Sara Bareilles’ musical ‘Waitress’ to starlet Jessie Mueller on Broadway this spring

Northgate is one of north Arlington Heights’ most sought-after neighborhoods and the Talbot model with its generously-sized rooms is seldom put on the market.

The city of Chicago is just a big playground for 21-year-old professional skateboarder Chaz Ortiz. It’s also where the suburban native will challenge Sunday among eight of the top skateboarders in the world for the Street League Skateboarding Super Crown World Championship title. “It’s crazy to challenge with the best in the world,” he said. “To do it in my hometown is super cool.”

By Scott C. Morgan & Laura Milbrath Stewart

Comedian Joe List plays a weekend open up at the Improv Comedy Showcase at Woodfield in Schaumburg. AM Taxi and The Timmys open for the very first night of punk band Teenage Bottlerockets’ two-night stand at Lombard’s Brauerhouse.

By Adam Pletter

Why is my 6-year-old dirty dancing? How do I limit what my 10-year-old can see on his phone? These are common questions with complicated answers — here are some basics to help you and your children navigate the digital world securely.

By Jura Koncius

If you go after Eddie Ross on Instagram, you may wonder where this boy is putting all the silver strawberry spoons, purple canning jars, Italian ceramic monkeys and stacks of gold-rimmed china he is permanently scoring at flea markets and thrift shops. Well, in his fresh book, “Modern Mix: Curating Private Style With Chic & Accessible Finds.”

Did you hear that Pope Francis got upgraded on his chartered American Airlines flight from Fresh York to Philadelphia last week? Not just upgraded, but all the way to the cockpit. Talk about a religious practice!

Join Durty Nellie’s fall beer fest from 11:30 a.m. to four p.m. Saturday, Oct. Three. The day includes live entertainment and seasonal craft beers from around the world.

By Scott C. Morgan

Very first Folio Theatre’s fifth revival of “The Madness of Edgar Allan Poe: A Love Story” makes marvelous use of Oak Brook’s Mayslake Peabody Estate once again for a spooky practice.

By Barbara Vitello

Irish Theatre of Chicago presents the Midwest premiere of the solo demonstrate “My Brilliant Divorce.” Light Opera Works showcases silent screen standards and standup comedian Tom Wilson headlines Zanies in St. Charles. All this and more are taking place on local stages this week.

By Sean Stangland

The 27th season premiere of “The Simpsons,” which aired last Sunday on Fox, may have actually lived up to the Comic Book Boy’s hyperbolic catchphrase: Worst. Scene. Ever.

Signing a quitclaim deed will not clear you of the responsibility of making remaining mortgage payments, nor will it stop a lender from foreclosing on the property.

Q. Several electricians have told me that a live breaker panel or fuse panel should only be opened by a licensed electrician, not by a home inspector.According to OSHA, live electrical equipment should not be treated without decent training and the use of decently insulated contraptions. By what authority do home inspectors take the risk of opening an energized panel?

Americans are tapping into their home equity at a rhythm not seen since the housing bubble aftermath almost a decade ago, but here’s a key question: Is all this borrowing getting a little too foamy?

By Sherry Giewald

Today, homebuyers want more than the flawless home — they want a good living environment. Buyers are attracted to natural areas, green spaces, walking trails, seating areas, parks and recreation opportunities and gathering catches sight of where they can meet and interact with neighbors and friends.

Discuss

Guest columnist Rick Lesser: Hidden taxes, like the health insurance tax, or “HIT” as it’s become known in the puny business community, menaces us and the very livelihood of Illinoisans.

Articles archive from October Two, two thousand fifteen

Daily Archive : Friday October Two, 2015

By RUSSELL CONTRERAS

Professor says historic outhouses underappreciated in American Southwest, urges preservation

The Associated Press

Lawsuit accuses pork roll company of firing man for passing gas after gastric bypass surgery

The Associated Press

Associated Press Indiana Daybook for Saturday, Oct. 03. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover.

By TOM ODULA and JOSSY OLA

Officials: fifteen dead in numerous bomb blasts in Nigerian capital; forty one injured

After thirty three years of selling jewelry in the Fox Valley, Jay Montgomery, proprietor of the Goldmine in St. Charles, will retire at the end of the year.

The Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago authorities are investigating what’s behind a spike in heroin overdoses on the city’s West Side.

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

By BRADY McCOMBS

Mormon church expected to name fresh leaders at conference; scholars predict historic decision

By LOLITA C. BALDOR and ROBERT BURNS

Obama condemns Putin’s Syria deeds but announces there will be no U.S.-Russia ‘proxy war’

The Associated Press

three baseball games postponed, Maryland-Michigan begin moved up with Hurricane Joaquin swirling

By JEFF BARNARD and MARTHA MENDOZA

Gunman at Oregon community college was Army boot camp dropout who studied other mass shooters

By NICOLE WINFIELD

Vatican confirms pope met with gay former student and his fucking partner in fresh twist to Davis affair

By JONATHAN MATTISE

Bill Clinton targets rural, energy issues in appeal to Democrats in coal-heavy West Virginia

By JEFF BARNARD

Sheriff maintains support for gun rights after shooting in Oregon town where stance runs deep

By BRADY McCOMBS and LINDSAY WHITEHURST

Warren Jeffs’ son opens up about secretive polygamous sect, says he feared oppressive father

By DAVID EGGERT and JOHN FLESHER

Michigan pledges $1M for filters, steps to fix city’s water after tests showcase high lead levels

By Mick Zawislak

Mundelein police commenced evaluating a very first batch of various brands of bod cameras on Friday, with a decision about which to use expected early next year.The testing began with two officers on each of the department’s three shifts. “We took volunteers very first but, eventually, everybody will use the cameras,” Deputy Chief John Monahan said.

By Doug T. Graham

The former owners of Horizon Farms will take their lawsuit claiming the Forest Preserve of Cook County illegally acquired the almost 400-acre estate to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Illinois Supreme Court declined to hear their case without comment Wednesday. The estate remains closed to the public because of a judge’s order in a separate lawsuit.

The Associated Press

James Levine withdraws from fresh Metropolitan Opera staging of Berg’s ‘Lulu’

By Robert Sanchez

Two recently fired College of DuPage administrators have abandoned plans to appeal their terminations, at least partly because they say the school’s board of trustees is too biased to fairly consider their case. Thomas J. Glaser and Lynn Sapyta are instead expected to file federal lawsuits against the state’s largest community college.

By ERICA WERNER and ALAN FRAM

AP Sources: Rep. Chaffetz plans surprise bid for House speaker, challenging McCarthy

The Associated Press

American who helped stop Europe train attack avoided Oregon massacre due to TV demonstrate rehearsal

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

Daily Herald report

College of Lake County will host a fresh art exhibit beginning Friday, Oct. 9.

Daily Herald report

Warren Theatre’s Dinner Theatre production of “These Shining Lives” by Melanie Marnich, is set for Thursday through Saturday, Oct. Eight to ten at seven p.m. in the Almond Black Box.

A former Round Lake Beach police officer has pleaded guily to theft by deception, records showcase. He was sentenced to probation and community service.

Hurricane Joaquin batters the Bahamas; Coast Guard attempts to reach disabled cargo ship

Daily Herald report

The Round Lake Area Public Library now has a citizenship information center in the main lobby, with books, DVDs, and CDs that can be checked out with a library card.

Daily Herald report

Lambs Farm is hosting a Kansas City Barbecue Association-sanctioned event on Oct. Sixteen and seventeen at the 10th annual Barn Burner BBQ.

Daily Herald staff report

The Barrington United Methodist Church will host the Big Band Sound of Deerfield band as part of the church’s 175th anniversary celebration on Sunday. The 18-piece band will perform at the church at two p.m.

By RACHEL LA CORTE

A look at some of the victims of a shooting at a community college in Oregon

By EDITH M. LEDERER

Turkish Cypriot leader says agreement on reunifying Cyprus is possible in months

By THOMAS BEAUMONT

Republican hopeful Ben Carson says no to Syrian refugees in US, alleges extremist infiltration

The Associated Press

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

The Associated Press

Suburban Chicago police officer convicted of using excessive force receives 15-month sentence

By DAVID CRARY and ADAM GELLER

After campus killings in Oregon, Americans lament how routine mass shootings have become

By Susan Sarkauskas

Several inmates of the Kane County jail have been charged with aggravated battery, after a fight broke out Sept. 27.

The Associated Press

The Latest: Oregon State Police say gunman was student in class he attacked.

By Susan Sarkauskas

A St. Charles duo pleaded guilty Friday to laundering money for their son’s mail-order marijuana business. Anthony and Gina Salemi were each sentenced to twenty four months of probation.

Daily Herald report

Elgin police are seeking information about gunshots and an armed robbery Thursday night, both on the one thousand three hundred to one thousand four hundred block of Abbott Drive, officials said.

By Madhu Krishnamurthy

The McHenry High School District one hundred fifty six school board and its teachers union were back at the negotiating table Friday afternoon and will come back Sunday.

By Justin Kmitch

A 29-year-old Naperville man will be in bond court Saturday morning to face charges of wielding and distributing child pornography. Ryan Gutierrez is alleged to have had numerous illegal pics on his computer.

The Associated Press

Man gets long prison term, then marries gf at courthouse; five deputies attend ceremony

By Jessica Cilella

Mosques across the Chicago area are hosting open houses Sunday to give non-Muslims an chance to learn more about Islam.

Q&A: Gun control prospects in GOP-run Congress remain dim despite latest mass shooting

By RICK CALLAHAN

two Indiana women mauled, one critical, when pack of dogs attack as women were jogging

Daily Herald report

Arlington Heights police are asking for the public’s help identifying an armed robber. According to a police report, an unknown offender approached the victim while he or she was in the drive-through lane at Dunkin’ Donuts, two thousand one hundred six S. Arlington Heights Road, at Two:33 a.m. on Thursday.

The Associated Press

South Arch, Honeywell reach agreement with EPA to test for contamination at city park

By Bob Susnjara

A developer wants to raze the vacant Giordano’s restaurant at the southwest corner of Rand Road and Route twenty two in Lake Zurich. A fresh retail building would rise there.

By LINDA DEUTSCH

AP WAS THERE: twenty years ago OJ Simpson was acquitted in murder trial that riveted the nation

By James Fuller

Collecting more property taxes for the Kane County Forest Preserve District next year appeared to be a given Friday. This means local tax bills payable to the district won’t decrease as much as they would have, but they will still drop.

By NATALIYA VASILYEVA and SYLVIE CORBET

Leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France, Germany meet in Paris to make progress on Ukraine peace

By Elena Ferrarin

Jason Lentz, an Elgin police officer fired last year after making Facebook posts can go back to work after an arbitrator ruled in his favor, his attorney said.

By SERGIO BUSTOS

As Oregon reels from mass shooting, Hillary Clinton pledges to fight NRA on gun rights

Talking guns, Jeb Pubic hair says ‘stuff happens,’ but tragedies shouldn’t always yield fresh laws

By CATHERINE LUCEY

Calling Russia’s Putin a ‘gangster,’ GOP presidential hopeful Rubio seeks aggressive treatment

The Associated Press

American Senior Communities fires 2nd executive in wake of federal search, 3rd resigns

Oklahoma court halts all scheduled executions pending review after glitch in drug shipment

The Associated Press

Army: Parachutist’s death at Chicago air demonstrate was accidental; spectacles are resuming

By ERICA WERNER

AP Sources: Rep. Chaffetz plans surprise bid for House speaker, challenging McCarthy

Daily Herald report

Dozens of scarecrows, all made and decorated by area Scout troops, have taken up residence this month at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle and will remain on display through Halloween.

By Doug T. Graham

Mettawa Mayor Casey Urlacher is running for the 26th District Illinois Senate seat that will be vacant following state Sen. Dan Duffy’s decision not to seek re-election in 2016. Urlacher said he feels he has the youth and work ethic to do some good in Springfield.

The Associated Press

Christie wears fleece for storm briefing but not THAT fleece; he says it’s saved for emergency

Iran: No.Two official in Bahrain Embassy must leave the country within seventy two hours

Former Chicago Bear Desmond Clark and his wifey, Maria, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct in Lake County court this week.

By SHAWN POGATCHNIK

Tony-winning playwright Brian Friel, creator of rich worlds in an Irish village, dies at 86

By JOSH LEDERMAN and KATHLEEN HENNESSEY

Education Secretary Arne Duncan stepping down; Obama loses long-serving Cabinet member

By Justin Kmitch

A Chicago woman, who posed as a hooker in a two thousand thirteen Villa Park home invasion in which three people were tied up and robbed, is headed to prison.

By Justin Kmitch

Police believe a missing Aurora man, who suffers from dimentia, may be in Chicago.

By Erin Hegarty

A Bartlett resident has been charged with posession of cannabis and drug paraphernalia after police found a cannabis grow area, nine hundred grams of cannabis, hash oil and $700 in cash at the resident’s home in two hundred block of Jackson Court, police said in a news release.

By MATTHEW BARAKAT

Jesse Matthew Jr, charged in deaths of college students, gets three life terms in two thousand five lovemaking onslaught

By SETH ROBBINS

Lawyers argue whether birth certificate ID standards harm immigrant families with US-born kids

The Associated Press

Pence orders state agencies to go after task force recommendations on drugs

The Associated Press

Petite school district in eastern Indiana to recruits students in China as a way to stay open

The Associated Press

Bloomington police identify Indiana University student, suspect in apparent murder-suicide

The Associated Press

Gary part of federally funded thrust to build trust inbetween police, the public

The Associated Press

The Latest: UN suspends planned humanitarian intervention in Syria amid surge of activities

The Associated Press

Vatican confirms pope met with gay former student and his fucking partner in fresh twist to Davis affair

A Lake County judge refused to reduce the $Three million bail for a man accused of killing his ex-wife during a fight at her Gurnee house.

By TOM FOREMAN Jr.

Hurricane Joaquin could miss East Coast, but severe flooding feared from separate storm

Yemen government spokesman refutes Foreign Ministry statements cutting ties with Iran

The Associated Press

Bon Jovi honors Fresh Jersey high school football player who died after hit

DOJ report urges St. Louis County police to strengthen protest planning policies

The Associated Press

Oklahoma court stops all scheduled executions pending review following botched drug shipment

By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS

Federal judge sentences companion of ex-Ohio fugitive treasure hunter to one month in prison

By NATALIYA VASILYEVA and SYLVIE CORBET

Syria: Russia fires fresh strikes amid diplomatic talks in Paris on Assad’s future

The Associated Press

Indiana agency had asphalt plant on probation when crumbling highway was being built

The Associated Press

US Coast Guard says it’s searching for ship with thirty three people aboard missing in hurricane

The Associated Press

Report says driver in deadly I-69 van crash was under influence of ‘unknown substance’

Daily Herald report

The public can now file police reports for crimes in Rosemont online.

Daily Herald staff report

Barrington will host an open house and blood drive at the Public Safety Building on Saturday. Residents will be able to meet firefighters, take a station tour, view rescue vehicles on display, and learn valuable safety information.

Daily Herald report

Prospect Heights Elementary District twenty three is seeking applications from individuals interested in packing a vacant school board seat as a result of the latest resignation board member Judi Zimmerman. Interested parties must apply by Oct. 28.

The Associated Press

Illinois treasurer warns top state leaders of ‘devastating’ effects of budget impasse

The Associated Press

The Latest: Czech Republic to consider sending police, soldiers to guard borders in Hungary

By Harry Hitzeman

Northern Illinois University law students are part of a uncommon partnership with doctors to create the Health Advocacy Clinic in Aurora, at which doctors and lawyers work together to help the poor. “We’re training the doctors to spot the legal issues and they refer the cases to us,” said Colleen Boraca, supervising attorney at the clinic. “Now it’s blossomed into a movement. “

The Associated Press

Fresh trial granted for producer ordered to pay $7.3M to songwriter who discovered Lady Gaga

By Jessica Cilella

Wheaton Warrenville Unit District two hundred is having trouble finding enough substitute teachers, instructing assistants and nurses to meet its needs.

By Eric Peterson

Parents have overwhelmingly embraced Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54’s year-old Early Learning Center and month-old full-day kindergarten program, according to a staff report heard by the school board Monday night. The Early Learning Center, which opened next to the district’s administration building in Schaumburg in August 2014, ended last school year with seven hundred seventy one students.

The Associated Press

US factory orders drop 1.7 percent in August, fattest decline in eight months; investment feeble

One person was injured in a rollover accident on Route one hundred seventy three near Wilmot Road today.

Sports

By BARRY WILNER

In only matchup of winning teams, Broncos face Vikings, look for 4-0 begin

By ARNIE STAPLETON

Broncos’ WR Cody Latimer honors mother’s wishes, father’s memory by making mark in NFL

By The Associated Press

LEADING OFF: Playoff pursue among teams in AL West, doubleheaders caused by rain on East Coast

By The Associated Press

Zetterberg violates tie, Crimson Wings hit Maple Leafs 4-2 in Babcock’s come back to Detroit

Chicago Blackhawks’ Marko Dano, the dynamic 20-year-old winger who wowed fans in the opening days of training camp at Notre Dame, was among eight players reassigned to Rockford on Friday.

By Dave Oberhelman

If it’s South Elgin and Glenbard East in football, it’s got to be crazy.

Chicago Cubs ace Jake Arrieta was his same old superior self Friday night in a 6-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Arrieta improved to 22-6 with a 1.77 ERA with six shutout innings, and manager Joe Maddon said that should clinch the Cy Youthfull Award for his pitcher.

In what could be a precursor to the wild-card game, Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon commenced Kyle Schwarber in right field Friday night at Miller Park in the game against the Milwaukee Brewers.

By Jerry Fitzpatrick

Huntley held off a late charge by visiting Jacobs to win a battle of unbeaten rivals 22-19 on a Friday night better suited for cornerbacks than quarterbacks.

By Kevin Schmit

Hinsdale South’s football team strike Addison Trail 42-14 in a key West Suburban Gold Conference matchup Friday in Darien.

Good teams always find a way to win. And while this one wasn’t pretty, Mundelein got the much-needed shot in the arm it was looking for after stunning host Zion-Benton 28-22 in overtime.

By Bill Pemstein

Senior Matt Adams returned a punt fifty eight yards for a touchdown as Antioch earned a 53-6 victory over North Chicago in NSC Prairie play Friday.

By Craig Brueske

In the words of the late Yogi Berra, “it was deja vu all over again.”Two weeks after edging St. Charles North 42-41 on a last-second touchdown pass from Sean Chambers to Ryan Skibinski, the Geneva senior duo combined for another late backbreaking play against St. Charles East Friday night.Skibinski caught a 28-yard TD pass in the right corner of the end zone from Chambers with Two:12 remaining as the Vikings (6-0, 3-0) rallied for a 27-26 Upstate Eight Conference Sea Division homecoming triumph at Burgess Field.

Daily Herald report

Leyden squared its overall record at 3-3 and stayed in the thick of the West Suburban Gold race by topping visiting Downers Grove South 28-24 on Friday.

Hersey’s homecoming fans were treated to a 35-14 victory from the Huskies over Buffalo Grove in the Mid-Suburban League football game.

Wheeling picked up its very first victory of the season by topping Prospect 33-21 in the Wildcats’ homecoming game.

By Larry Weindruch

Rolling Meadows’ defensive unit, despite providing up more than four hundred yards to host Elk Grove on Friday, came up big when the game was on the line. And Mustangs’ coach Matt Mishler appreciated the effort that saved their 28-26 Mid-Suburban East football victory.

Unbeaten and on the rise, No. Sixteen Northwestern would like to stay that way now that Big Ten play is about to begin.

Clemson’s Deshaun Watson and Notre Dame’s DeShone Kizer share similar names, the leadership of two high-performing offenses — and the pressure to succeed when the sixth-ranked Fighting Irish (4-0) and 12th-ranked Tigers (3-0) play Saturday night.

By Jonathan Jones

Niles North displayed its senior three-headed monster on Friday evening as Maine West came to town for the Vikings’ football homecoming game. And that decidely ground-based monster was key to Niles North’s 62-27 victory, as the wind was howling.

The Benet football team’s offense suffered a giant loss Friday when embarking quarterback Jack Sznajder was sacked at the end of its third series and left the game with back spasms.

By Scott Miller

A week ago Tim Crom would have been an unlikely hero for the Streamwood football team. However, with windy conditions limiting the passing game and a running back corps depleted by injuries the Sabres turned to the third string senior to lead their running attack on Friday night. Crom went far beyond the call of duty, rushing for one hundred fifty four yards on thirty four carries and a touchdown to lead Streamwood to a 22-15 Upstate Eight Sea win over Elgin on homecoming night at Millennium Field.

With twenty seconds left in the game and Hoffman Estates driving, Schaumburg coerced a wide-throw on fourth-and-1 to seal 26-22 victory.

The Larkin football team opened its game against St. Charles North Friday with its best drive of the season. Twelve plays covering eighty yards in three minutes, twenty eight seconds, culminating in a snazzy 10-yard pass from junior quarterback David Hibbler to senior wideout A.J. Hunter.Unluckily for the Royals, that did nothing but North Starlets on notice, and they responded — replicating that feat eight times en route to a 55-7 Upstate Eight Sea victory at Elgin High School’s Memorial Field.

The Lake Park football team’s defense wasn’t textbook. But it was firing on all cylinders and played a gigantic role Friday night in striking host Metea Valley 21-12.

By Steve Nichols

fter its 41-0 win over Walther Christian at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb Friday, it’s demonstrable that no school in the state of Illinois knows how to throw a homecoming party fairly like St. Edward, which made the most of its Division I campus rental.

By Dick Quagliano

Charlie Kaye rushed for a career-high two hundred thirty yards and four touchdowns as Fremd flipped past Palatine 49-19 at Fremd.

A lot of Neuqua Valley players carried the football Friday night and they all seemed to practice some success in the Wildcats 34-7 defeat of Naperville North.

By Kevin McGavin

Bartlett scored three back-breaking third-quarter touchdowns to break open a relatively close game and cruise to a 41-8 victory over East Aurora Friday night.

By Marty Maciaszek

Hampshire used two big bubbles to burst the momentum and lead Woodstock North took into halftime of their Fox Valley Conference Fox Division game on a chilly and blustery Friday night.Speedy senior Jake Manning took a pair of third-quarter bubble screens from junior Jake Vincent and raced for touchdowns of fifty three and thirty six yards as the Whip-Purs (4-2, 2-1) rallied for a 34-24 victory at Woodstock North.

Jalen Powe’s 93-yard kickoff come back with 1:Ten left helped Warren defeat Stevenson 30-27 on Friday.

When Glenbard North lost back-to-back nailbiters to Naperville Central and Waubonsie Valley to open the football schedule, it would have been effortless for the Panthers to fold against the weight of a difficult schedule.

The threat of the run helped Libertyville quarterback Riley Lees attack threw the air on Friday. Lees threw for two hundred twenty three yards and three touchdowns as the Wildcats hit visiting Lake Zurich 41-21.

By Ken Tillotson

Kaneland set its glances on rebounding from last week’s disappointing loss to DeKalb, but a desperate and talented Sycamore squad had other ideas.

By Joe Cosentino

Montini pounded St. Joseph 42-0 in a Chicago Catholic League crossover game on Friday in Elmhurst.

Naperville Central leaped to a 14-0 lead and didn’t look back in a 34-14 win at Batavia Friday night.

Three turnovers in a 10-second span in the final two minutes of the game capped off a wild win for IC Catholic Prep.

Carmel intercepted four passes against St. Viator, the last of them with 1:37 left as the Corsairs earned their third straight win by topping St. Viator 21-7.

Aurora Central Catholic pulled off the most difficult task Friday night at just the right time — scoring while against a stiff wind in the third quarter to deflate a Fenton rally. When Danny Laogato dashed into the end zone from four yards out it proved to be enough to earn the Chargers a 19-8 homecoming victory over Fenton in a Metro Suburban West conference clash.

By Patricia Babcock McGraw

A sack here, a sack there, and before you knew it, Wauconda had a victory in the bag. The Wauconda defense was on point in Friday’s 12-0 win over host Vernon Hills. It was also smack dab on top of Vernon Hills quarterback Connor McNamara for much of the game.

By Allen Oshinski

Marengo eventually wound up with a running clock against Burlington Central, which was somewhat surprising because the game felt much closer than the 40-0 final score.

By John Bumbales

After providing up an average of over forty seven points a game for the very first five games, host Grayslake North’s defense never rested Friday against Crystal Lake Central on homecoming night.

By Phil Brozynski

Waubonsie Valley’s Max Ihry said he does get a little tired playing both ways. But you’d never know it by watching him.

By Wes Holtsclaw

Lake Forest tailback Quinn Julian hada second-consecutive 4-touchdown spectacle, keying a 40-0 halftime edge as the Scouts spinned over Grant 40-6 in North Suburban crossover activity Friday at Varsity Field.

Infrequently are games won in the very first quarter.This one was.Scoring on its very first four possessions of the game, Crystal Lake South racked up twenty eight unanswered first-quarter points in cruising to a 41-6 win over Dundee-Crown in Fox Valley Conference Valley Division act in Crystal Lake Friday night.

By Orrin Schwarz

St. Laurence and St. Francis kept up a torrid rhythm offensively through the very first half of Friday night’s football game in Wheaton.

By Eric Bridges

West Aurora fans waited patiently in line for a slice of pizza and a soft drink and had to cheer their Blackhawks’ very first three touchdowns from the concession line. The Blackhawks raced out to a 20-0 lead in the game’s very first six minutes, and finished off the homecoming celebration with a 48-8 victory over Upstate Eight Valley rival West Chicago Friday night.

By MARK DIDTLER

Tulowitzki comes back with two hits, AL East champ Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4

Daily Herald report

In its final home game of the season, Lakes cruised to a 55-7 victory over Round Lake in North Suburban Prairie football.

The Fremd High School football team hosted and won 49-19 over Palatine High School on Friday, Oct. Two, in Palatine.

The Carmel Corsairs hosted and won 21-7 over the Saint Viator Lions for football activity on Friday, Oct. Two in Mundelein.

By FRED GOODALL

Lynch throws for three hundred five yards, two TDs, Memphis remains unbeaten with 24-17 win over South Florida

Hinsdale South hosted and won 42-14 over Addison Trail for football act on Friday, Oct. Two in Darien.

By STEVE HERRICK

Tomlin wins again; Santana’s 3-run dual keys offense as Indians roll past Crimson Sox 8-2

By STEPHEN HAWKINS

Trout, Pujols thrust wild card-contending Angels to 2-1 win, stop Texas from clinching AL West

The Associated Press

Sims and Nelson comeback picks for scores; Southern Utah treats Weber State 44-0

The Associated Press

Antony Lozano scores in 6th, Honduras strikes Haiti 1-0 Olympic qualifying opener

The Batavia High School football team hosted and fell 34-14 to Naperville Central High School on Friday, Oct. Two, in Batavia.

The Associated Press

Thomas scores two TDs, Temple hits Charlotte 37-3 for very first 4-0 commence since 1974

Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg thinks it’s too early to make any lineup decisions, but he is taking a good look during camp at how Pau Gasol and Joakim Noah work together.

By STEVE MEGARGEE

Quarterbacks face murky picture in Heisman race, draft

The Associated Press

Princeton defense has three INTs, one fumble recovery; Tigers palm Columbia 24th straight loss, 10-5

By BRIAN SANDALOW

Chris Sale sets Chicago season strikeout record in 2-1 win over Tigers

By MARK DIDTLER

Tulowitzki comebacks with two hits, AL East champ Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4

The Associated Press

Saborio scores in stoppage time; DC United hits Fresh York City 2-1 to secure playoff spot

The Associated Press

Stanton, Reimers combine for five rushing TDs, Harvard cruises past Georgetown 45-0

The Associated Press

Colgate’s defense makes late stand to hold off Cornell 28-21

By GARY B. GRAVES

Louisville investigating allegations by escort that former staffer arranged hookup for recruits

The Chicago White Sox fired bench coach Mark Parent on Friday, but the fatter news is embattled manager Robin Ventura is returning to the dugout in 2016.

By Mike Garofola

Palatine’s boys soccer team topped Fremd 1-0 in the 20th Kinsella Cup matchup Friday at Fremd.

The Associated Press

Saborio scores in 92nd minute; DC United strikes Fresh York City FC 2-1 to secure playoff spot

Blackhawks set to welcome back ex-teammates Patrick Acute and Johnny Oduya back to the United Center as the teams get set to play their preseason finale Saturday.

The Associated Press

Detroit Crimson Wings reach 3-year deal with 1st-round draft pick Evgeny Svechnikov

The Associated Press

Sale sets White Sox season strikeout record

The Associated Press

Pistons announce injuries to Blake (concussion), Jackson (hip) and Baynes (ankle)

By Patricia Babcock McGraw

The Indiana Fever, behind veteran starlet Tamika Catchings, fresh head coach Stephanie White and a roster of injured players who played through ache, has been the story of the WNBA this season. Now, the Fever is fighting for a league title in the WNBA Finals, which begin on Sunday.

By KRISTIE RIEKEN

Prescott leads No. Twenty one Mississippi St in big test at undefeated No. Fourteen Texas A&M

The Associated Press

Mariners starlet 2B Robinson Cano to finish season, have hernia surgery on Oct. 13

By ANNE M. PETERSON

Break gives Oregon State chance to get back to basics in rebuilding season

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and broad receiver Alshon Jeffery are among several players who are questionable for Sunday’s game against the Raiders, albeit it seems Cutler has a much better chance of playing than Jeffery after another encouraging day of practice.

Arlington Park two thousand sixteen dates have been announced, and the local thoroughbred track will run a 74-day meet kicking off on May 6.

Seattle’s Cliff Avril might lack sacks but playing near top of game as Seahawks prep for Lions

By GENARO C. ARMAS

Iowa, No. Nineteen Wisconsin renew rivalry, seek to get head begin in Big Ten West

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI

Milwaukee Bucks announce extension for John Henson; AP source says four years, $44 million

The Associated Press

Falcons to face Texans without RB Coleman, TE Tamme; LB Reed expected to make season debut

By TODD MCMAHON

With Adams questionable, Packers rookie WR Ty Montgomery could get another extended look

By TRAVIS JOHNSON

Penn State’s formidable defense believes it’s ready to stuff Army’s triple-option offense

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI

Andrew Wiggins headlines NBA’s annual preseason Canada Series

No. Three Mississippi, 25th-ranked Florida attempt to stay unbeaten, build on latest big wins

The Associated Press

No. Eight Georgia WR McKenzie apologizes for incident that brought police to an Athens restaurant

Person with skill of situation: Florida QB Will Grier ill, might not commence vs. Ole Miss

Pass protection, penalties are Golden’s concentrate as Miami turns concentrate to Florida State

By CHRIS BIDERMAN

49ers taut end Vernon Davis listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game with a knee injury

The Associated Press

Rookies Lindberg, McIlrath make Rangers 23-man roster, Diaz, Megna waived

The Associated Press

BMX test event for Rio Olympics put back one day over safety concerns

By DAVID GINSBURG

Yankees-Orioles game postponed by rain; teams will play split-doubleheader on Saturday

By BRIAN SANDALOW

White Sox general manager Rick Hahn expects Robin Ventura to come back as manager

By KAREEM COPELAND

New-look Gordon Hayward ready to take next step for Jazz, be ‘one of the best in the league’

By SCHUYLER DIXON

Coming off rough outing for defense, Cowboys visit site of meltdown in Fresh Orleans two years ago

Cavaliers forward Tristan Thompson does not sign qualifying suggest, not under contract

Business

By Anna Marie Kukec

Finding qualified job candidates and developing the next generation of workers are priorities so manufacturers can remain viable in the future, experts said Thursday.

By JULIET WILLIAMS

California high-speed rail officials say private firms have interest in $68 billion project

FIFA President Sepp Blatter defies calls from FIFA sponsors to abandon instantly

By The Associated Press

Regulators close The Bank of Georgia in the 7th bank failure of 2015

By MAURICIO SAVARESE

Brazil judge OKs questioning of ex-President Silva in Petrobras kickback scandal investigation

The Associated Press

The Latest: Day two of jury selection completes in W.Va. trial of ex-coal chief; resumes Monday

By MATTHEW CRAFT

Stock market jiggles off an early stumble and completes higher, led by gains in energy sector

By The Associated Press

The Associated Press

Online stock brokerage hard Scottrade says info of Four.6 million customers may have been stolen

A look at Experian, the credit monitoring company at the center of the T-Mobile data breach

Trump pulls out of US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce event, group says

The Associated Press

Sprint, Bank of America and FedEx are big market movers

By MATTHEW PERRONE

FDA approves innovative Merck drug for fresh use against advanced lung cancer

By The Associated Press

Google officially reorganizes under holding company Alphabet

The Associated Press

General Mills recalls another 60,000 bags of green beans after listeria found

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER

Cautious businesses pull back on hiring as depressed global growth ultimately catches up with US

By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO

Wal-Mart cuts hundreds of HQ jobs . McMillon, ‘Retail is switching and we must switch’

The Associated Press

Punitive damages possible in woman’s suit against DuPont claiming cancer over sea dumping

By Marie Wilson

Finish a race, then take a Victory Lap — beer, that is. Two Brothers Brewing Company is crafting a special blend for the Healthy Driven Naperville Marathon on Nov. 8.

By DAVID BAUDER

Once a broadcast news division president, David Westin now goes on the air for Bloomberg

Shakou is bringing modern Asian cuisine and a sophisticated urban vibe to Barrington. The fresh eatery opens on Main Street on Monday.

The Associated Press

US equipment count declines by twenty nine this week to lodge at 809, Oklahoma loses eight equipments

Gov. Christie urges people to confront dune holdouts at Jersey shore, calls one city ‘selfish’

By The Associated Press

Recalls this week include pacifier clips, bicycles, armchairs, women’s sandals

By KARL RITTER and KATY DAIGLE

India vows to cut carbon strength, boost renewable energy in pledge for Paris climate talks

LAKE FOREST — Stericycle Inc. said it has ended its $Two.Trio billion acquisition of Shred-it International, the global secure information destruction service company.The acquisition will strengthen Stericycle’s growth opportunities by providing extra business-to-business compliance solutions, leveraging Stericycle’s existing core capabilities, and expanding the company’s global reach.Stericycle announced July fifteen it would acquire Shred-it from Birch Hill Equity Fucking partners, Cintas Corp. and other equity holders, subject to receipt of certain regulatory approvals and satisfaction of other customary closing conditions. Shred-it will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stericycle.“The addition of secure information destruction services is an excellent complement to Stericycle’s existing line of solutions which protect people and brands, promote health, and safeguard the environment,” said Charlie Alutto, President and CEO of Stericycle. “The acquisition of Shred-it represents an utterly attractive chance to drive extra growth of Shred-it and Stericycle by collectively leveraging the broad suite of business-to-business services that we provide to almost one million customer locations around the globe.”Shred-it provides secure information destruction services to over 400,000 customer locations in fifteen countries. Shred-it’s pro forma revenue for the 12-month period ending March two thousand fifteen was $726 million.The $Two.Three billion transaction was financed through a combination of senior unsecured debt consisting of a term loan credit facility, private placement notes, and a public suggesting of Mandatory Convertible Preferred Stock represented by depositary shares.

Wellness Center USA has commenced shipments of its flagship product, Psoria-Light, to key areas in the United States.

Daily Herald reports

Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital attained Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for the hospital’s commitment to high-quality patient care, nursing excellence and innovations in nursing practices.

Daily Herald News Services

DuPage Medical Group has ended the acquisition of Meridian Medical Associates S.C. & Midwest Hospitalists, LLC.

The Associated Press

Norman Rockwell painting is going to auction in Fresh York City to benefit National Press Club

By PATRICK WHITTLE

Amid rebuilding, Maine’s scallop fishery to see cuts as some fishermen cheer conservation

The Associated Press

Volkswagen and subsidiary Audi suggesting online check if vehicles affected by trick software

By The Associated Press

This week’s top selling songs and albums on Apple’s iTunes

By KATHY McCORMACK

Fresh Hampshire’s highest court upholds $236M verdict against Exxon Mobil in pollution case

By Eric Peterson

Getting around Schaumburg’s multilevel Woodfield Mall has never been lighter, despite the final stages of a yearlong renovation going on. The $13.9 million project took a major step toward completion Thursday with the activation of a 2nd elevator in the center court, as well as two fresh mini-escalators to better tie together the Two.2-million-square-foot shopping center’s numerous levels.

By The Associated Press

In Tech: Music for kids, Facebook movie profiles, Samsung see, Apple CEO, unlimited data

The Associated Press

CHICAGO (AP) – Grain futures were lower in early trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for December delivery was unchanged at $Five.1820 a bushel; December corn was one cent lower at $Trio.8760 a bushel; December oats was 1.50 cents lower at Two.1940 a bushel; while November soybeans was lower 1.25 cents to 8.76 a bushel. Beef higher and pork was higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. December live cattle was .05 cent higher at $1.3005 a pound; November feeder cattle was .65 cent higher at $1.7278 a pound; December lean hogs gained .95 cent to $.6548 a pound.

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER

US factory orders drop 1.7 percent in August, largest decline in eight months; investment powerless

Prayer deal for Ohio accountant in $8.7M embezzlement case who was arrested on Appalachian Trail

The Associated Press

Russian airline Transaero in crisis as creditors call for bankruptcy proceedings

The Associated Press

The latest on mine explosion trial: Jury selection resumes at federal trial of ex-Massey CEO

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT

Regulators say safety, welding problems have popped up at nation’s 1st offshore wind farm

The Associated Press

Report: Shell, Total to open very first foreign-owned gas stations in Iran

The Associated Press

Feeble jobs report sends US stocks and the dollar sharply lower as investors expect no rate hike

Five years after United Airlines and Continental merged, the company’s fresh CEO announced in a public letter that the combined company has failed to live up to the expectations of both fliers and United’s employees.

By CANDICE CHOI

Chick-fil-A opening NYC outpost as part of national thrust

By JASON KEYSER

US regulator developed test that eventually caught VW cheating but didn’t widely use it on cars

By LORNE COOK and RAF CASERT

European Union emission testing is different from US system, but both failed to stop manhandle

The Associated Press

Official: Ethiopia plans to export natural gas in three to five years

By CIARAN GILES

Spain media magnate seeking criminal libel charges against El Pais editor, reporter

By MATTHEW BROWN

Federal officials suggest fresh rules after pipeline spills highlight safety gaps

The Associated Press

FirstBuild microfactory hosting daylong event in Louisville to build at-home coffee roaster

By GEOFF MULVIHILL

Hoping youths can help fighting Camden, Fresh Jersey, help itself through ‘hackathon’

The Associated Press

China charges ten with selling old meat in relation to scandal that engulfed US supplier’s unit

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER

How to dissect the jobs report: Apart from low unemployment, just how healthy is labor market?

By Elena Ferrarin

If you’ve wondered what it’s like to have solar panels on your property, you can get answers during the Illinois Solar Tour from ten a.m. to two p.m. Saturday from people who have experienced that firsthand.

Life & Entertainment

By Barbara Vitello

Fox Valley Repertory has closed its doors after eleven years in St. Charles and suggested no indication that previously purchased tickets will be refunded.

The Associated Press

Rapper Pitbull lends celebrity to sports-focused charter school opening near Las Vegas

By ALICIA RANCILIO

Cindy Crawford releases fresh book on eve of turning 50; talks selfies and models today

Daily Herald staff report

Feast autumn in Wheaton, rock back through the decades in Waukegan or take your Lego-loving kids to Brickfest in Rosemont. Check out these and other ideas for weekend joy in the suburbs.

By MARK KENNEDY

Keira Knightley Broadway debut in ‘Therese Raquin’ interrupted by man who threw flowers

By MARK KENNEDY

Sara Bareilles’ musical ‘Waitress’ to starlet Jessie Mueller on Broadway this spring

Northgate is one of north Arlington Heights’ most sought-after neighborhoods and the Talbot model with its generously-sized rooms is seldom put on the market.

The city of Chicago is just a big playground for 21-year-old professional skateboarder Chaz Ortiz. It’s also where the suburban native will contest Sunday among eight of the top skateboarders in the world for the Street League Skateboarding Super Crown World Championship title. “It’s crazy to contest with the best in the world,” he said. “To do it in my hometown is super cool.”

By Scott C. Morgan & Laura Milbrath Stewart

Comedian Joe List plays a weekend open up at the Improv Comedy Showcase at Woodfield in Schaumburg. AM Taxi and The Timmys open for the very first night of punk band Teenage Bottlerockets’ two-night stand at Lombard’s Brauerhouse.

By Adam Pletter

Why is my 6-year-old dirty dancing? How do I limit what my 10-year-old can see on his phone? These are common questions with complicated answers — here are some basics to help you and your children navigate the digital world securely.

By Jura Koncius

If you go after Eddie Ross on Instagram, you may wonder where this boy is putting all the silver strawberry spoons, purple canning jars, Italian ceramic monkeys and stacks of gold-rimmed china he is permanently scoring at flea markets and thrift shops. Well, in his fresh book, “Modern Mix: Curating Individual Style With Chic & Accessible Finds.”

Did you hear that Pope Francis got upgraded on his chartered American Airlines flight from Fresh York to Philadelphia last week? Not just upgraded, but all the way to the cockpit. Talk about a religious practice!

Join Durty Nellie’s fall beer fest from 11:30 a.m. to four p.m. Saturday, Oct. Trio. The day includes live entertainment and seasonal craft beers from around the world.

By Scott C. Morgan

Very first Folio Theatre’s fifth revival of “The Madness of Edgar Allan Poe: A Love Story” makes marvelous use of Oak Brook’s Mayslake Peabody Estate once again for a spooky practice.

By Barbara Vitello

Irish Theatre of Chicago presents the Midwest premiere of the solo display “My Brilliant Divorce.” Light Opera Works showcases silent screen standards and standup comedian Tom Wilson headlines Zanies in St. Charles. All this and more are taking place on local stages this week.

By Sean Stangland

The 27th season premiere of “The Simpsons,” which aired last Sunday on Fox, may have actually lived up to the Comic Book Stud’s hyperbolic catchphrase: Worst. Gig. Ever.

Signing a quitclaim deed will not clear you of the responsibility of making remaining mortgage payments, nor will it stop a lender from foreclosing on the property.

Q. Several electricians have told me that a live breaker panel or fuse panel should only be opened by a licensed electrician, not by a home inspector.According to OSHA, live electrical equipment should not be treated without decent training and the use of decently insulated contraptions. By what authority do home inspectors take the risk of opening an energized panel?

Americans are tapping into their home equity at a tempo not seen since the housing bubble aftermath almost a decade ago, but here’s a key question: Is all this borrowing getting a little too foamy?

By Sherry Giewald

Today, homebuyers want more than the ideal home — they want a good living environment. Buyers are attracted to natural areas, green spaces, walking trails, seating areas, parks and recreation opportunities and gathering catches sight of where they can meet and interact with neighbors and friends.

Discuss

Guest columnist Rick Lesser: Hidden taxes, like the health insurance tax, or “HIT” as it’s become known in the petite business community, menaces us and the very livelihood of Illinoisans.

Articles archive from October Two, two thousand fifteen

Daily Archive : Friday October Two, 2015

By RUSSELL CONTRERAS

Professor says historic outhouses underappreciated in American Southwest, urges preservation

The Associated Press

Lawsuit accuses pork roll company of firing man for passing gas after gastric bypass surgery

The Associated Press

Associated Press Indiana Daybook for Saturday, Oct. 03. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover.

By TOM ODULA and JOSSY OLA

Officials: fifteen dead in numerous bomb blasts in Nigerian capital; forty one injured

After thirty three years of selling jewelry in the Fox Valley, Jay Montgomery, possessor of the Goldmine in St. Charles, will retire at the end of the year.

The Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago authorities are investigating what’s behind a spike in heroin overdoses on the city’s West Side.

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

By BRADY McCOMBS

Mormon church expected to name fresh leaders at conference; scholars predict historic decision

By LOLITA C. BALDOR and ROBERT BURNS

Obama condemns Putin’s Syria deeds but proclaims there will be no U.S.-Russia ‘proxy war’

The Associated Press

three baseball games postponed, Maryland-Michigan embark moved up with Hurricane Joaquin swirling

By JEFF BARNARD and MARTHA MENDOZA

Gunman at Oregon community college was Army boot camp dropout who studied other mass shooters

By NICOLE WINFIELD

Vatican confirms pope met with gay former student and his fucking partner in fresh twist to Davis affair

By JONATHAN MATTISE

Bill Clinton targets rural, energy issues in appeal to Democrats in coal-heavy West Virginia

By JEFF BARNARD

Sheriff maintains support for gun rights after shooting in Oregon town where stance runs deep

By BRADY McCOMBS and LINDSAY WHITEHURST

Warren Jeffs’ son opens up about secretive polygamous sect, says he feared oppressive father

By DAVID EGGERT and JOHN FLESHER

Michigan pledges $1M for filters, steps to fix city’s water after tests showcase high lead levels

By Mick Zawislak

Mundelein police began evaluating a very first batch of various brands of figure cameras on Friday, with a decision about which to use expected early next year.The testing began with two officers on each of the department’s three shifts. “We took volunteers very first but, eventually, everybody will use the cameras,” Deputy Chief John Monahan said.

By Doug T. Graham

The former owners of Horizon Farms will take their lawsuit claiming the Forest Preserve of Cook County illegally acquired the almost 400-acre estate to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Illinois Supreme Court declined to hear their case without comment Wednesday. The estate remains closed to the public because of a judge’s order in a separate lawsuit.

The Associated Press

James Levine withdraws from fresh Metropolitan Opera staging of Berg’s ‘Lulu’

By Robert Sanchez

Two recently fired College of DuPage administrators have abandoned plans to appeal their terminations, at least partly because they say the school’s board of trustees is too biased to fairly consider their case. Thomas J. Glaser and Lynn Sapyta are instead expected to file federal lawsuits against the state’s largest community college.

By ERICA WERNER and ALAN FRAM

AP Sources: Rep. Chaffetz plans surprise bid for House speaker, challenging McCarthy

The Associated Press

American who helped stop Europe train attack avoided Oregon massacre due to TV showcase rehearsal

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

Daily Herald report

College of Lake County will host a fresh art exhibit embarking Friday, Oct. 9.

Daily Herald report

Warren Theatre’s Dinner Theatre production of “These Shining Lives” by Melanie Marnich, is set for Thursday through Saturday, Oct. Eight to ten at seven p.m. in the Almond Black Box.

A former Round Lake Beach police officer has pleaded guily to theft by deception, records showcase. He was sentenced to probation and community service.

Hurricane Joaquin batters the Bahamas; Coast Guard attempts to reach disabled cargo ship

Daily Herald report

The Round Lake Area Public Library now has a citizenship information center in the main lobby, with books, DVDs, and CDs that can be checked out with a library card.

Daily Herald report

Lambs Farm is hosting a Kansas City Barbecue Association-sanctioned event on Oct. Sixteen and seventeen at the 10th annual Barn Burner BBQ.

Daily Herald staff report

The Barrington United Methodist Church will host the Big Band Sound of Deerfield band as part of the church’s 175th anniversary celebration on Sunday. The 18-piece band will perform at the church at two p.m.

By RACHEL LA CORTE

A look at some of the victims of a shooting at a community college in Oregon

By EDITH M. LEDERER

Turkish Cypriot leader says agreement on reunifying Cyprus is possible in months

By THOMAS BEAUMONT

Republican hopeful Ben Carson says no to Syrian refugees in US, alleges extremist infiltration

The Associated Press

Attorneys: Robin Williams’ widow, kids lodge estate fight in California

The Associated Press

Suburban Chicago police officer convicted of using excessive force receives 15-month sentence

By DAVID CRARY and ADAM GELLER

After campus killings in Oregon, Americans lament how routine mass shootings have become

By Susan Sarkauskas

Several inmates of the Kane County jail have been charged with aggravated battery, after a fight broke out Sept. 27.

The Associated Press

The Latest: Oregon State Police say gunman was student in class he attacked.

By Susan Sarkauskas

A St. Charles duo pleaded guilty Friday to laundering money for their son’s mail-order marijuana business. Anthony and Gina Salemi were each sentenced to twenty four months of probation.

Daily Herald report

Elgin police are seeking information about gunshots and an armed robbery Thursday night, both on the one thousand three hundred to one thousand four hundred block of Abbott Drive, officials said.

By Madhu Krishnamurthy

The McHenry High School District one hundred fifty six school board and its teachers union were back at the negotiating table Friday afternoon and will comeback Sunday.

By Justin Kmitch

A 29-year-old Naperville man will be in bond court Saturday morning to face charges of wielding and distributing child pornography. Ryan Gutierrez is alleged to have had numerous illegal photos on his computer.

The Associated Press

Man gets long prison term, then marries gf at courthouse; five deputies attend ceremony

By Jessica Cilella

Mosques across the Chicago area are hosting open houses Sunday to give non-Muslims an chance to learn more about Islam.

Q&A: Gun control prospects in GOP-run Congress remain dim despite latest mass shooting

By RICK CALLAHAN

two Indiana women mauled, one critical, when pack of dogs attack as women were jogging

Daily Herald report

Arlington Heights police are asking for the public’s help identifying an armed robber. According to a police report, an unknown offender approached the victim while he or she was in the drive-through lane at Dunkin’ Donuts, two thousand one hundred six S. Arlington Heights Road, at Two:33 a.m. on Thursday.

The Associated Press

South Arch, Honeywell reach agreement with EPA to test for contamination at city park

By Bob Susnjara

A developer wants to raze the vacant Giordano’s restaurant at the southwest corner of Rand Road and Route twenty two in Lake Zurich. A fresh retail building would rise there.

By LINDA DEUTSCH

AP WAS THERE: twenty years ago OJ Simpson was acquitted in murder trial that riveted the nation

By James Fuller

Collecting more property taxes for the Kane County Forest Preserve District next year appeared to be a given Friday. This means local tax bills payable to the district won’t decrease as much as they would have, but they will still drop.

By NATALIYA VASILYEVA and SYLVIE CORBET

Leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France, Germany meet in Paris to make progress on Ukraine peace

By Elena Ferrarin

Jason Lentz, an Elgin police officer fired last year after making Facebook posts can go back to work after an arbitrator ruled in his favor, his attorney said.

By SERGIO BUSTOS

As Oregon reels from mass shooting, Hillary Clinton pledges to fight NRA on gun rights

Talking guns, Jeb Pubic hair says ‘stuff happens,’ but tragedies shouldn’t always yield fresh laws

By CATHERINE LUCEY

Calling Russia’s Putin a ‘gangster,’ GOP presidential hopeful Rubio seeks aggressive treatment

The Associated Press

American Senior Communities fires 2nd executive in wake of federal search, 3rd resigns

Oklahoma court halts all scheduled executions pending review after glitch in drug shipment

The Associated Press

Army: Parachutist’s death at Chicago air demonstrate was accidental; spectacles are resuming

By ERICA WERNER

AP Sources: Rep. Chaffetz plans surprise bid for House speaker, challenging McCarthy

Daily Herald report

Dozens of scarecrows, all made and decorated by area Scout troops, have taken up residence this month at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle and will remain on display through Halloween.

By Doug T. Graham

Mettawa Mayor Casey Urlacher is running for the 26th District Illinois Senate seat that will be vacant following state Sen. Dan Duffy’s decision not to seek re-election in 2016. Urlacher said he feels he has the youth and work ethic to do some good in Springfield.

The Associated Press

Christie wears fleece for storm briefing but not THAT fleece; he says it’s saved for emergency

Iran: No.Two official in Bahrain Embassy must leave the country within seventy two hours

Former Chicago Bear Desmond Clark and his wifey, Maria, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct in Lake County court this week.

By SHAWN POGATCHNIK

Tony-winning playwright Brian Friel, creator of rich worlds in an Irish village, dies at 86

By JOSH LEDERMAN and KATHLEEN HENNESSEY

Education Secretary Arne Duncan stepping down; Obama loses long-serving Cabinet member

By Justin Kmitch

A Chicago woman, who posed as a hooker in a two thousand thirteen Villa Park home invasion in which three people were tied up and robbed, is headed to prison.

By Justin Kmitch

Police believe a missing Aurora man, who suffers from dimentia, may be in Chicago.

By Erin Hegarty

A Bartlett resident has been charged with posession of cannabis and drug paraphernalia after police found a cannabis grow area, nine hundred grams of cannabis, hash oil and $700 in cash at the resident’s home in two hundred block of Jackson Court, police said in a news release.

By MATTHEW BARAKAT

Jesse Matthew Jr, charged in deaths of college students, gets three life terms in two thousand five lovemaking brunt

By SETH ROBBINS

Lawyers argue whether birth certificate ID standards harm immigrant families with US-born kids

The Associated Press

Pence orders state agencies to go after task force recommendations on drugs

The Associated Press

Puny school district in eastern Indiana to recruits students in China as a way to stay open

The Associated Press

Bloomington police identify Indiana University student, suspect in apparent murder-suicide

The Associated Press

Gary part of federally funded shove to build trust inbetween police, the public

The Associated Press

The Latest: UN suspends planned humanitarian intervention in Syria amid surge of activities

The Associated Press

Vatican confirms pope met with gay former student and his playmate in fresh twist to Davis affair

A Lake County judge refused to reduce the $Trio million bail for a man accused of killing his ex-wife during a fight at her Gurnee house.

By TOM FOREMAN Jr.

Hurricane Joaquin could miss East Coast, but severe flooding feared from separate storm

Yemen government spokesman refutes Foreign Ministry statements cutting ties with Iran

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Bon Jovi honors Fresh Jersey high school football player who died after hit

DOJ report urges St. Louis County police to strengthen protest planning policies

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Oklahoma court stops all scheduled executions pending review following botched drug shipment

By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS

Federal judge sentences companion of ex-Ohio fugitive treasure hunter to one month in prison

By NATALIYA VASILYEVA and SYLVIE CORBET

Syria: Russia fires fresh strikes amid diplomatic talks in Paris on Assad’s future

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Indiana agency had asphalt plant on probation when crumbling highway was being built

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US Coast Guard says it’s searching for ship with thirty three people aboard missing in hurricane

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Report says driver in deadly I-69 van crash was under influence of ‘unknown substance’

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The public can now file police reports for crimes in Rosemont online.

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Barrington will host an open house and blood drive at the Public Safety Building on Saturday. Residents will be able to meet firefighters, take a station tour, view rescue vehicles on display, and learn valuable safety information.

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Prospect Heights Elementary District twenty three is seeking applications from individuals interested in packing a vacant school board seat as a result of the latest resignation board member Judi Zimmerman. Interested parties must apply by Oct. 28.

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Illinois treasurer warns top state leaders of ‘devastating’ effects of budget impasse

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The Latest: Czech Republic to consider sending police, soldiers to guard borders in Hungary

By Harry Hitzeman

Northern Illinois University law students are part of a infrequent partnership with doctors to create the Health Advocacy Clinic in Aurora, at which doctors and lawyers work together to help the poor. “We’re training the doctors to spot the legal issues and they refer the cases to us,” said Colleen Boraca, supervising attorney at the clinic. “Now it’s blossomed into a movement. “

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Fresh trial granted for producer ordered to pay $7.3M to songwriter who discovered Lady Gaga

By Jessica Cilella

Wheaton Warrenville Unit District two hundred is having trouble finding enough substitute teachers, instructing assistants and nurses to meet its needs.

By Eric Peterson

Parents have overwhelmingly embraced Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54’s year-old Early Learning Center and month-old full-day kindergarten program, according to a staff report heard by the school board Monday night. The Early Learning Center, which opened next to the district’s administration building in Schaumburg in August 2014, ended last school year with seven hundred seventy one students.

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US factory orders drop 1.7 percent in August, fattest decline in eight months; investment powerless

One person was injured in a rollover accident on Route one hundred seventy three near Wilmot Road today.

Sports

By BARRY WILNER

In only matchup of winning teams, Broncos face Vikings, look for 4-0 commence

By ARNIE STAPLETON

Broncos’ WR Cody Latimer honors mother’s wishes, father’s memory by making mark in NFL

By The Associated Press

LEADING OFF: Playoff pursue among teams in AL West, doubleheaders caused by rain on East Coast

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Zetterberg cracks tie, Crimson Wings hit Maple Leafs 4-2 in Babcock’s comeback to Detroit

Chicago Blackhawks’ Marko Dano, the dynamic 20-year-old winger who wowed fans in the opening days of training camp at Notre Dame, was among eight players reassigned to Rockford on Friday.

By Dave Oberhelman

If it’s South Elgin and Glenbard East in football, it’s got to be crazy.

Chicago Cubs ace Jake Arrieta was his same old superior self Friday night in a 6-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Arrieta improved to 22-6 with a 1.77 ERA with six shutout innings, and manager Joe Maddon said that should clinch the Cy Youthfull Award for his pitcher.

In what could be a precursor to the wild-card game, Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon began Kyle Schwarber in right field Friday night at Miller Park in the game against the Milwaukee Brewers.

By Jerry Fitzpatrick

Huntley held off a late charge by visiting Jacobs to win a battle of unbeaten rivals 22-19 on a Friday night better suited for cornerbacks than quarterbacks.

By Kevin Schmit

Hinsdale South’s football team hammer Addison Trail 42-14 in a key West Suburban Gold Conference matchup Friday in Darien.

Good teams always find a way to win. And while this one wasn’t pretty, Mundelein got the much-needed shot in the arm it was looking for after stunning host Zion-Benton 28-22 in overtime.

By Bill Pemstein

Senior Matt Adams returned a punt fifty eight yards for a touchdown as Antioch earned a 53-6 victory over North Chicago in NSC Prairie play Friday.

By Craig Brueske

In the words of the late Yogi Berra, “it was deja vu all over again.”Two weeks after edging St. Charles North 42-41 on a last-second touchdown pass from Sean Chambers to Ryan Skibinski, the Geneva senior duo combined for another late backbreaking play against St. Charles East Friday night.Skibinski caught a 28-yard TD pass in the right corner of the end zone from Chambers with Two:12 remaining as the Vikings (6-0, 3-0) rallied for a 27-26 Upstate Eight Conference Sea Division homecoming triumph at Burgess Field.

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Leyden squared its overall record at 3-3 and stayed in the thick of the West Suburban Gold race by topping visiting Downers Grove South 28-24 on Friday.

Hersey’s homecoming fans were treated to a 35-14 victory from the Huskies over Buffalo Grove in the Mid-Suburban League football game.

Wheeling picked up its very first victory of the season by topping Prospect 33-21 in the Wildcats’ homecoming game.

By Larry Weindruch

Rolling Meadows’ defensive unit, despite providing up more than four hundred yards to host Elk Grove on Friday, came up big when the game was on the line. And Mustangs’ coach Matt Mishler appreciated the effort that saved their 28-26 Mid-Suburban East football victory.

Unbeaten and on the rise, No. Sixteen Northwestern would like to stay that way now that Big Ten play is about to begin.

Clemson’s Deshaun Watson and Notre Dame’s DeShone Kizer share similar names, the leadership of two high-performing offenses — and the pressure to succeed when the sixth-ranked Fighting Irish (4-0) and 12th-ranked Tigers (3-0) play Saturday night.

By Jonathan Jones

Niles North displayed its senior three-headed monster on Friday evening as Maine West came to town for the Vikings’ football homecoming game. And that decidely ground-based monster was key to Niles North’s 62-27 victory, as the wind was howling.

The Benet football team’s offense suffered a big loss Friday when kicking off quarterback Jack Sznajder was sacked at the end of its third series and left the game with back spasms.

By Scott Miller

A week ago Tim Crom would have been an unlikely hero for the Streamwood football team. However, with windy conditions limiting the passing game and a running back corps depleted by injuries the Sabres turned to the third string senior to lead their running attack on Friday night. Crom went far beyond the call of duty, rushing for one hundred fifty four yards on thirty four carries and a touchdown to lead Streamwood to a 22-15 Upstate Eight Sea win over Elgin on homecoming night at Millennium Field.

With twenty seconds left in the game and Hoffman Estates driving, Schaumburg compelled a wide-throw on fourth-and-1 to seal 26-22 victory.

The Larkin football team opened its game against St. Charles North Friday with its best drive of the season. Twelve plays covering eighty yards in three minutes, twenty eight seconds, culminating in a snazzy 10-yard pass from junior quarterback David Hibbler to senior wideout A.J. Hunter.Unluckily for the Royals, that did nothing but North Starlets on notice, and they responded — replicating that feat eight times en route to a 55-7 Upstate Eight Sea victory at Elgin High School’s Memorial Field.

The Lake Park football team’s defense wasn’t textbook. But it was firing on all cylinders and played a enormous role Friday night in striking host Metea Valley 21-12.

By Steve Nichols

fter its 41-0 win over Walther Christian at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb Friday, it’s visible that no school in the state of Illinois knows how to throw a homecoming party fairly like St. Edward, which made the most of its Division I campus rental.

By Dick Quagliano

Charlie Kaye rushed for a career-high two hundred thirty yards and four touchdowns as Fremd flipped past Palatine 49-19 at Fremd.

A lot of Neuqua Valley players carried the football Friday night and they all seemed to practice some success in the Wildcats 34-7 defeat of Naperville North.

By Kevin McGavin

Bartlett scored three back-breaking third-quarter touchdowns to break open a relatively close game and cruise to a 41-8 victory over East Aurora Friday night.

By Marty Maciaszek

Hampshire used two big bubbles to burst the momentum and lead Woodstock North took into halftime of their Fox Valley Conference Fox Division game on a chilly and blustery Friday night.Speedy senior Jake Manning took a pair of third-quarter bubble screens from junior Jake Vincent and raced for touchdowns of fifty three and thirty six yards as the Whip-Purs (4-2, 2-1) rallied for a 34-24 victory at Woodstock North.

Jalen Powe’s 93-yard kickoff comeback with 1:Ten left helped Warren defeat Stevenson 30-27 on Friday.

When Glenbard North lost back-to-back nailbiters to Naperville Central and Waubonsie Valley to open the football schedule, it would have been effortless for the Panthers to fold against the weight of a difficult schedule.

The threat of the run helped Libertyville quarterback Riley Lees attack threw the air on Friday. Lees threw for two hundred twenty three yards and three touchdowns as the Wildcats hit visiting Lake Zurich 41-21.

By Ken Tillotson

Kaneland set its glances on rebounding from last week’s disappointing loss to DeKalb, but a desperate and talented Sycamore squad had other ideas.

By Joe Cosentino

Montini pounded St. Joseph 42-0 in a Chicago Catholic League crossover game on Friday in Elmhurst.

Naperville Central hopped to a 14-0 lead and didn’t look back in a 34-14 win at Batavia Friday night.

Three turnovers in a 10-second span in the final two minutes of the game capped off a wild win for IC Catholic Prep.

Carmel intercepted four passes against St. Viator, the last of them with 1:37 left as the Corsairs earned their third straight win by topping St. Viator 21-7.

Aurora Central Catholic pulled off the most difficult task Friday night at just the right time — scoring while against a stiff wind in the third quarter to deflate a Fenton rally. When Danny Laogato dashed into the end zone from four yards out it proved to be enough to earn the Chargers a 19-8 homecoming victory over Fenton in a Metro Suburban West conference clash.

By Patricia Babcock McGraw

A sack here, a sack there, and before you knew it, Wauconda had a victory in the bag. The Wauconda defense was on point in Friday’s 12-0 win over host Vernon Hills. It was also smack dab on top of Vernon Hills quarterback Connor McNamara for much of the game.

By Allen Oshinski

Marengo ultimately wound up with a running clock against Burlington Central, which was somewhat surprising because the game felt much closer than the 40-0 final score.

By John Bumbales

After providing up an average of over forty seven points a game for the very first five games, host Grayslake North’s defense never rested Friday against Crystal Lake Central on homecoming night.

By Phil Brozynski

Waubonsie Valley’s Max Ihry said he does get a little tired playing both ways. But you’d never know it by watching him.

By Wes Holtsclaw

Lake Forest tailback Quinn Julian hada second-consecutive 4-touchdown spectacle, keying a 40-0 halftime edge as the Scouts flipped over Grant 40-6 in North Suburban crossover act Friday at Varsity Field.

Uncommonly are games won in the very first quarter.This one was.Scoring on its very first four possessions of the game, Crystal Lake South racked up twenty eight unanswered first-quarter points in cruising to a 41-6 win over Dundee-Crown in Fox Valley Conference Valley Division act in Crystal Lake Friday night.

By Orrin Schwarz

St. Laurence and St. Francis kept up a torrid rhythm offensively through the very first half of Friday night’s football game in Wheaton.

By Eric Bridges

West Aurora fans waited patiently in line for a slice of pizza and a soft drink and had to cheer their Blackhawks’ very first three touchdowns from the concession line. The Blackhawks raced out to a 20-0 lead in the game’s very first six minutes, and finished off the homecoming celebration with a 48-8 victory over Upstate Eight Valley rival West Chicago Friday night.

By MARK DIDTLER

Tulowitzki comebacks with two hits, AL East champ Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4

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In its final home game of the season, Lakes cruised to a 55-7 victory over Round Lake in North Suburban Prairie football.

The Fremd High School football team hosted and won 49-19 over Palatine High School on Friday, Oct. Two, in Palatine.

The Carmel Corsairs hosted and won 21-7 over the Saint Viator Lions for football act on Friday, Oct. Two in Mundelein.

By FRED GOODALL

Lynch throws for three hundred five yards, two TDs, Memphis remains unbeaten with 24-17 win over South Florida

Hinsdale South hosted and won 42-14 over Addison Trail for football activity on Friday, Oct. Two in Darien.

By STEVE HERRICK

Tomlin wins again; Santana’s 3-run dual keys offense as Indians roll past Crimson Sox 8-2

By STEPHEN HAWKINS

Trout, Pujols shove wild card-contending Angels to 2-1 win, stop Texas from clinching AL West

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Sims and Nelson comeback picks for scores; Southern Utah treats Weber State 44-0

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Antony Lozano scores in 6th, Honduras hammers Haiti 1-0 Olympic qualifying opener

The Batavia High School football team hosted and fell 34-14 to Naperville Central High School on Friday, Oct. Two, in Batavia.

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Thomas scores two TDs, Temple strikes Charlotte 37-3 for very first 4-0 begin since 1974

Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg thinks it’s too early to make any lineup decisions, but he is taking a good look during camp at how Pau Gasol and Joakim Noah work together.

By STEVE MEGARGEE

Quarterbacks face murky picture in Heisman race, draft

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Princeton defense has three INTs, one fumble recovery; Tigers arm Columbia 24th straight loss, 10-5

By BRIAN SANDALOW

Chris Sale sets Chicago season strikeout record in 2-1 win over Tigers

By MARK DIDTLER

Tulowitzki comebacks with two hits, AL East champ Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4

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Saborio scores in stoppage time; DC United hits Fresh York City 2-1 to secure playoff spot

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Stanton, Reimers combine for five rushing TDs, Harvard cruises past Georgetown 45-0

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Colgate’s defense makes late stand to hold off Cornell 28-21

By GARY B. GRAVES

Louisville investigating allegations by escort that former staffer arranged hook-up for recruits

The Chicago White Sox fired bench coach Mark Parent on Friday, but the fatter news is embattled manager Robin Ventura is returning to the dugout in 2016.

By Mike Garofola

Palatine’s boys soccer team topped Fremd 1-0 in the 20th Kinsella Cup matchup Friday at Fremd.

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Saborio scores in 92nd minute; DC United hammers Fresh York City FC 2-1 to secure playoff spot

Blackhawks set to welcome back ex-teammates Patrick Acute and Johnny Oduya back to the United Center as the teams get set to play their preseason finale Saturday.

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Detroit Crimson Wings reach 3-year deal with 1st-round draft pick Evgeny Svechnikov

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Sale sets White Sox season strikeout record

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Pistons announce injuries to Blake (concussion), Jackson (hip) and Baynes (ankle)

By Patricia Babcock McGraw

The Indiana Fever, behind veteran starlet Tamika Catchings, fresh head coach Stephanie White and a roster of injured players who played through ache, has been the story of the WNBA this season. Now, the Fever is fighting for a league title in the WNBA Finals, which begin on Sunday.

By KRISTIE RIEKEN

Prescott leads No. Twenty one Mississippi St in big test at undefeated No. Fourteen Texas A&M

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Mariners starlet 2B Robinson Cano to finish season, have hernia surgery on Oct. 13

By ANNE M. PETERSON

Break gives Oregon State chance to get back to basics in rebuilding season

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and broad receiver Alshon Jeffery are among several players who are questionable for Sunday’s game against the Raiders, albeit it seems Cutler has a much better chance of playing than Jeffery after another encouraging day of practice.

Arlington Park two thousand sixteen dates have been announced, and the local thoroughbred track will run a 74-day meet embarking on May 6.

Seattle’s Cliff Avril might lack sacks but playing near top of game as Seahawks prep for Lions

By GENARO C. ARMAS

Iowa, No. Nineteen Wisconsin renew rivalry, seek to get head embark in Big Ten West

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI

Milwaukee Bucks announce extension for John Henson; AP source says four years, $44 million

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Falcons to face Texans without RB Coleman, TE Tamme; LB Reed expected to make season debut

By TODD MCMAHON

With Adams questionable, Packers rookie WR Ty Montgomery could get another extended look

By TRAVIS JOHNSON

Penn State’s formidable defense believes it’s ready to stuff Army’s triple-option offense

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI

Andrew Wiggins headlines NBA’s annual preseason Canada Series

No. Three Mississippi, 25th-ranked Florida attempt to stay unbeaten, build on latest big wins

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No. Eight Georgia WR McKenzie apologizes for incident that brought police to an Athens restaurant

Person with skill of situation: Florida QB Will Grier ill, might not begin vs. Ole Miss

Pass protection, penalties are Golden’s concentrate as Miami turns concentrate to Florida State

By CHRIS BIDERMAN

49ers taut end Vernon Davis listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game with a knee injury

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Rookies Lindberg, McIlrath make Rangers 23-man roster, Diaz, Megna waived

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BMX test event for Rio Olympics put back one day over safety concerns

By DAVID GINSBURG

Yankees-Orioles game postponed by rain; teams will play split-doubleheader on Saturday

By BRIAN SANDALOW

White Sox general manager Rick Hahn expects Robin Ventura to come back as manager

By KAREEM COPELAND

New-look Gordon Hayward ready to take next step for Jazz, be ‘one of the best in the league’

By SCHUYLER DIXON

Coming off rough outing for defense, Cowboys visit site of meltdown in Fresh Orleans two years ago

Cavaliers forward Tristan Thompson does not sign qualifying suggest, not under contract

Business

By Anna Marie Kukec

Finding qualified job candidates and developing the next generation of workers are priorities so manufacturers can remain viable in the future, experts said Thursday.

By JULIET WILLIAMS

California high-speed rail officials say private firms have interest in $68 billion project

FIFA President Sepp Blatter defies calls from FIFA sponsors to abandon instantaneously

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Regulators close The Bank of Georgia in the 7th bank failure of 2015

By MAURICIO SAVARESE

Brazil judge OKs questioning of ex-President Silva in Petrobras kickback scandal investigation

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The Latest: Day two of jury selection completes in W.Va. trial of ex-coal chief; resumes Monday

By MATTHEW CRAFT

Stock market jiggles off an early stumble and finishes higher, led by gains in energy sector

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Online stock brokerage hard Scottrade says info of Four.6 million customers may have been stolen

A look at Experian, the credit monitoring company at the center of the T-Mobile data breach

Trump pulls out of US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce event, group says

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Sprint, Bank of America and FedEx are big market movers

By MATTHEW PERRONE

FDA approves innovative Merck drug for fresh use against advanced lung cancer

By The Associated Press

Google officially reorganizes under holding company Alphabet

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General Mills recalls another 60,000 bags of green beans after listeria found

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER

Cautious businesses pull back on hiring as depressed global growth eventually catches up with US

By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO

Wal-Mart cuts hundreds of HQ jobs . McMillon, ‘Retail is switching and we must switch’

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Punitive damages possible in woman’s suit against DuPont claiming cancer over sea dumping

By Marie Wilson

Finish a race, then take a Victory Lap — beer, that is. Two Brothers Brewing Company is crafting a special blend for the Healthy Driven Naperville Marathon on Nov. 8.

By DAVID BAUDER

Once a broadcast news division president, David Westin now goes on the air for Bloomberg

Shakou is bringing modern Asian cuisine and a sophisticated urban vibe to Barrington. The fresh eatery opens on Main Street on Monday.

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US equipment count declines by twenty nine this week to lodge at 809, Oklahoma loses eight equipments

Gov. Christie urges people to confront dune holdouts at Jersey shore, calls one city ‘selfish’

By The Associated Press

Recalls this week include pacifier clips, bicycles, armchairs, women’s sandals

By KARL RITTER and KATY DAIGLE

India vows to cut carbon energy, boost renewable energy in pledge for Paris climate talks

LAKE FOREST — Stericycle Inc. said it has finished its $Two.Trio billion acquisition of Shred-it International, the global secure information destruction service company.The acquisition will strengthen Stericycle’s growth opportunities by providing extra business-to-business compliance solutions, leveraging Stericycle’s existing core capabilities, and expanding the company’s global reach.Stericycle announced July fifteen it would acquire Shred-it from Birch Hill Equity Playmates, Cintas Corp. and other equity holders, subject to receipt of certain regulatory approvals and satisfaction of other customary closing conditions. Shred-it will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stericycle.“The addition of secure information destruction services is an excellent complement to Stericycle’s existing line of solutions which protect people and brands, promote health, and safeguard the environment,” said Charlie Alutto, President and CEO of Stericycle. “The acquisition of Shred-it represents an enormously attractive chance to drive extra growth of Shred-it and Stericycle by collectively leveraging the broad suite of business-to-business services that we provide to almost one million customer locations around the globe.”Shred-it provides secure information destruction services to over 400,000 customer locations in fifteen countries. Shred-it’s pro forma revenue for the 12-month period ending March two thousand fifteen was $726 million.The $Two.Three billion transaction was financed through a combination of senior unsecured debt consisting of a term loan credit facility, private placement notes, and a public suggesting of Mandatory Convertible Preferred Stock represented by depositary shares.

Wellness Center USA has commenced shipments of its flagship product, Psoria-Light, to key areas in the United States.

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Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital attained Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for the hospital’s commitment to high-quality patient care, nursing excellence and innovations in nursing practices.

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DuPage Medical Group has ended the acquisition of Meridian Medical Associates S.C. & Midwest Hospitalists, LLC.

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Norman Rockwell painting is going to auction in Fresh York City to benefit National Press Club

By PATRICK WHITTLE

Amid rebuilding, Maine’s scallop fishery to see cuts as some fishermen cheer conservation

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Volkswagen and subsidiary Audi suggesting online check if vehicles affected by trick software

By The Associated Press

This week’s top selling songs and albums on Apple’s iTunes

By KATHY McCORMACK

Fresh Hampshire’s highest court upholds $236M verdict against Exxon Mobil in pollution case

By Eric Peterson

Getting around Schaumburg’s multilevel Woodfield Mall has never been lighter, despite the final stages of a yearlong renovation going on. The $13.9 million project took a major step toward completion Thursday with the activation of a 2nd elevator in the center court, as well as two fresh mini-escalators to better tie together the Two.2-million-square-foot shopping center’s numerous levels.

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In Tech: Music for kids, Facebook movie profiles, Samsung observe, Apple CEO, unlimited data

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CHICAGO (AP) – Grain futures were lower in early trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for December delivery was unchanged at $Five.1820 a bushel; December corn was one cent lower at $Three.8760 a bushel; December oats was 1.50 cents lower at Two.1940 a bushel; while November soybeans was lower 1.25 cents to 8.76 a bushel. Beef higher and pork was higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. December live cattle was .05 cent higher at $1.3005 a pound; November feeder cattle was .65 cent higher at $1.7278 a pound; December lean hogs gained .95 cent to $.6548 a pound.

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER

US factory orders drop 1.7 percent in August, fattest decline in eight months; investment powerless

Prayer deal for Ohio accountant in $8.7M embezzlement case who was arrested on Appalachian Trail

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Russian airline Transaero in crisis as creditors call for bankruptcy proceedings

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The latest on mine explosion trial: Jury selection resumes at federal trial of ex-Massey CEO

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT

Regulators say safety, welding problems have popped up at nation’s 1st offshore wind farm

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Report: Shell, Total to open very first foreign-owned gas stations in Iran

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Powerless jobs report sends US stocks and the dollar sharply lower as investors expect no rate hike

Five years after United Airlines and Continental merged, the company’s fresh CEO announced in a public letter that the combined company has failed to live up to the expectations of both fliers and United’s employees.

By CANDICE CHOI

Chick-fil-A opening NYC outpost as part of national shove

By JASON KEYSER

US regulator developed test that ultimately caught VW cheating but didn’t widely use it on cars

By LORNE COOK and RAF CASERT

European Union emission testing is different from US system, but both failed to stop manhandle

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Official: Ethiopia plans to export natural gas in three to five years

By CIARAN GILES

Spain media magnate seeking criminal libel charges against El Pais editor, reporter

By MATTHEW BROWN

Federal officials suggest fresh rules after pipeline spills highlight safety gaps

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FirstBuild microfactory hosting daylong event in Louisville to build at-home coffee roaster

By GEOFF MULVIHILL

Hoping youths can help fighting Camden, Fresh Jersey, help itself through ‘hackathon’

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China charges ten with selling old meat in relation to scandal that engulfed US supplier’s unit

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER

How to dissect the jobs report: Apart from low unemployment, just how healthy is labor market?

By Elena Ferrarin

If you’ve wondered what it’s like to have solar panels on your property, you can get answers during the Illinois Solar Tour from ten a.m. to two p.m. Saturday from people who have experienced that firsthand.

Life & Entertainment

By Barbara Vitello

Fox Valley Repertory has closed its doors after eleven years in St. Charles and suggested no indication that previously purchased tickets will be refunded.

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Rapper Pitbull lends celebrity to sports-focused charter school opening near Las Vegas

By ALICIA RANCILIO

Cindy Crawford releases fresh book on eve of turning 50; talks selfies and models today

Daily Herald staff report

Feast autumn in Wheaton, rock back through the decades in Waukegan or take your Lego-loving kids to Brickfest in Rosemont. Check out these and other ideas for weekend joy in the suburbs.

By MARK KENNEDY

Keira Knightley Broadway debut in ‘Therese Raquin’ interrupted by man who threw flowers

By MARK KENNEDY

Sara Bareilles’ musical ‘Waitress’ to starlet Jessie Mueller on Broadway this spring

Northgate is one of north Arlington Heights’ most sought-after neighborhoods and the Talbot model with its generously-sized rooms is seldom put on the market.

The city of Chicago is just a big playground for 21-year-old professional skateboarder Chaz Ortiz. It’s also where the suburban native will challenge Sunday among eight of the top skateboarders in the world for the Street League Skateboarding Super Crown World Championship title. “It’s crazy to challenge with the best in the world,” he said. “To do it in my hometown is super cool.”

By Scott C. Morgan & Laura Milbrath Stewart

Comedian Joe List plays a weekend open up at the Improv Comedy Showcase at Woodfield in Schaumburg. AM Taxi and The Timmys open for the very first night of punk band Teenage Bottlerockets’ two-night stand at Lombard’s Brauerhouse.

By Adam Pletter

Why is my 6-year-old dirty dancing? How do I limit what my 10-year-old can see on his phone? These are common questions with complicated answers — here are some basics to help you and your children navigate the digital world securely.

By Jura Koncius

If you go after Eddie Ross on Instagram, you may wonder where this dude is putting all the silver strawberry spoons, purple canning jars, Italian ceramic monkeys and stacks of gold-rimmed china he is permanently scoring at flea markets and thrift shops. Well, in his fresh book, “Modern Mix: Curating Private Style With Chic & Accessible Finds.”

Did you hear that Pope Francis got upgraded on his chartered American Airlines flight from Fresh York to Philadelphia last week? Not just upgraded, but all the way to the cockpit. Talk about a religious practice!

Join Durty Nellie’s fall beer fest from 11:30 a.m. to four p.m. Saturday, Oct. Trio. The day includes live entertainment and seasonal craft beers from around the world.

By Scott C. Morgan

Very first Folio Theatre’s fifth revival of “The Madness of Edgar Allan Poe: A Love Story” makes marvelous use of Oak Brook’s Mayslake Peabody Estate once again for a spooky practice.

By Barbara Vitello

Irish Theatre of Chicago presents the Midwest premiere of the solo showcase “My Brilliant Divorce.” Light Opera Works showcases silent screen standards and standup comedian Tom Wilson headlines Zanies in St. Charles. All this and more are taking place on local stages this week.

By Sean Stangland

The 27th season premiere of “The Simpsons,” which aired last Sunday on Fox, may have actually lived up to the Comic Book Boy’s hyperbolic catchphrase: Worst. Scene. Ever.

Signing a quitclaim deed will not clear you of the responsibility of making remaining mortgage payments, nor will it stop a lender from foreclosing on the property.

Q. Several electricians have told me that a live breaker panel or fuse panel should only be opened by a licensed electrician, not by a home inspector.According to OSHA, live electrical equipment should not be treated without decent training and the use of decently insulated instruments. By what authority do home inspectors take the risk of opening an energized panel?

Americans are tapping into their home equity at a tempo not seen since the housing bubble aftermath almost a decade ago, but here’s a key question: Is all this borrowing getting a little too foamy?

By Sherry Giewald

Today, homebuyers want more than the ideal home — they want a good living environment. Buyers are attracted to natural areas, green spaces, walking trails, seating areas, parks and recreation opportunities and gathering catches sight of where they can meet and interact with neighbors and friends.

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Guest columnist Rick Lesser: Hidden taxes, like the health insurance tax, or “HIT” as it’s become known in the petite business community, menaces us and the very livelihood of Illinoisans.

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