 Two loyalists of Libya's interim government were handed Muammar Gaddafi's body to bury secretly deep in the Sahara desert on Tuesday after a cleric prayed over his decomposing corpse, a Libyan official said.  | Aurora borealis makes rare local appearance Last night's aurora borealis didn't last very long, but it definitely left an impression on those who saw the dancing red and green lights, according to WGN-TV meteorologist Tom Skilling. |  | Coaches, players charged in alleged hazing Two Chicago high school football coaches and four players were charged in connection with an alleged episode of hazing, reportedly captured on video, involving a 14-year-old boy. |  | A new moon over Millennium Park There comes a time in the bleakest depths of a Chicago winter, when it feels as though the cold and the snow and the wind have been gnawing at us for years. Warm summer evenings aglow with moonlight are unimaginable. |  | Plan for new athletic facility at NU drawing resistance Its advocates picture a stunning new facility on Lake Michigan with skyline views to dazzle Northwestern recruits and multipurpose indoor and outdoor fields to benefit several NU teams and host student intramural competitions. |  | Did Chicago band write Poison's hit songs? Members of Poison, including frontman-turned-reality-TV-celebrity Bret Michaels, have been hit with a lawsuit by two Chicago rockers alleging that the band stole four of their songs. | |  | |
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