Monday, September 19, 2011

Biggs on Bears' loss / Chicagoans at the Emmys / Netflix CEO apologizes

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10 thoughts on the Bears' loss to the Saints
10 thoughts on the Bears' loss to the Saints

Brad Biggs: The Bears had only 12 rushing attempts in a 30-13 loss to the Saints, tying for the 2nd-fewest in franchise history. Should the play-calling have been more balanced? >> Poll

Chicagoans shine on Emmy stage Chicagoans shine on Emmy stage

"I'm from Plainfield, Ill., and I'm standing here and it's kind of amazing," said a teary-eyed Melissa McCarthy accepting her Emmy on Sunday. She was one of 16 nominees with Chicago ties. >> Winners gallery
Murder charges expected in slaying of Portage woman Murder charges expected in slaying of Portage woman

Murder charges are pending against an 18-year-old man who investigators believe is responsible for the death of a young woman whose body was found by searchers over the weekend in northwestern Indiana.
After rate hike and stock drop, Netflix CEO apologizes: 'I screwed up' Netflix CEO apologizes: 'I screwed up'

Netflix Co-founder and CEO Reed Hastings made a public apology in his blog Sunday after a customer outburst against a hike in prices.
Former Illini football player Steve Feagin is charged with rapes that terrorized campus in '90s Ex-Illini player charged with rapes that terrorized campus

URBANA — The rapist was well-spoken, armed with a gun and usually wore a ski mask, and by the winter of 1995, he had terrorized the University of Illinois campus by stalking and assaulting a series of women.
Nine weeks and shrinking … Tax reform may be all U.S. has time for

We're back to the Washington pastime of trying to shelter sacred cows. And time for culling the herd grows short.
Suburban train crossings prove most deadly Train crossings prove deadliest in suburbs

Death by train is mostly a suburban syndrome in the six-county Chicago area, according to a study that said the problem disproportionately involves smaller municipalities, adults crossing railroad tracks and suicide victims.
Bears' loss a lot like the good old, bad old days Pompei: Bears' loss a lot like the good old, bad old days

NEW ORLEANS — This one took us back.
Numerous battles haven't slowed Rep. Bobby Rush Numerous battles haven't slowed Rep. Bobby Rush

Though his speech is halting after a cancer fight a few years back, U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush talks big.
Bullies bad for bottom line Huppke: Workplace bullies bad for bottom line

As a species, it seems we're doomed to interact with jerks.

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