 A third Chicago teen was arrested today in connection with a burglary ring that targeted Riverside and North Riverside homes since November, police said. Two 17-year-olds have already been charged.  | Arbitrator rules on Illinois travel pay Officials with the state education agency and its largest class of employees – principal consultants who help teachers with everything from curriculum to certification – will sit down in January to determine how to compensate state workers who may have worked overtime traveling to public schools statewide. |  | South suburban House Rep. Kinzinger gets engaged WASHINGTON -- House Republican Adam Kinzinger, a pilot with the Air National Guard, was called the "Tom Cruise of Congress" when The Hill newspaper lauded him this summer as fifth among the 50 most beautiful people in Washington. |  | Alleged police torture victim sues Chicago, Burge A man released in March after serving 25 years behind bars for a 1986 double-murder he did not commit filed a federal lawsuit today alleging he was tortured into confessing by detectives working under disgraced former Chicago police Cmdr. Jon Burge. |  | Niles man charged for leaving stolen cars on tracks A 19-year-old Niles man on parole has been charged with two counts of possession of a stolen vehicle after he confessed to separately taking two cars from Elgin and Morton Grove and leaving them on train tracks in Des Plaines, authorities said. | |  | |
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