Monday, September 19, 2011

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Child, 3, left on school bus in Batavia

A 3-year-old student apparently slept through his school bus drop-off in Batavia Friday and wasn’t discovered until the bus reached its terminal, the Batavia school superintendent said today.

Man killed in fatal South Side hit-and-run accident Man killed in fatal South Side hit-and-run accident

Chicago Police are searching for the driver of a vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident in the Gresham neighborhood, officials said.
African-American aldermen propose new Chicago ward map African-American aldermen propose new Chicago ward map

A unified group of African-American aldermen made their opening offer Monday in Chicago’s redistricting debate: one less majority black ward and two more majority Latino wards.
Cops: Deputies find child porn while evicting North Side man Cops: Deputies find child porn while evicting North Side man

A North Side man has been arrested after sheriff's deputies discovered child pornography on his computer while evicting him from his Rogers Park home, authorities said.
Cheney says aide 'did not deserve' Fitzgerald prosecution Cheney says aide 'did not deserve' Fitzgerald prosecution

Speaking a few paces from Chicago U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald's offices, former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney said today that his former chief of staff did not deserve prosecution by the federal prosecutor in the Valerie Plame case.
Senate president open to cutting gambling positions in casino bill Senate president open to cutting gambling positions in casino bill

Illinois Senate President John Cullerton today said he’s open to reducing the number of gaming positions in the gambling expansion lawmakers passed this spring in the hopes it would address Gov. Pat Quinn’s concerns that the bill is “top heavy.”
Tea party convention to be held in Schaumburg Tea party convention to be held in Schaumburg

Former Fox television commentator Glenn Beck will be among the headliners later this month when tea party supporters gather in Illinois to hold the Midwest Tea Party convention in Schaumburg, officials announced today.
Cops: Man arrested after refusing to turn down music, tearing up ticket Cops: Man arrested after refusing to turn down music, tearing up ticket

A Naperville man was arrested after he was accused of refusing to turn down music at his home and confronting officers, police said today.

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