Sunday, February 5, 2012

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State police: 1 dead in single-car accident
State police: 1 dead in single-car accident

One person died and another was injured in a single-car crash about 2:30 a.m. Sunday on Interstate 290, Illinois State Police said.

Man shot in foot Man shot in foot

A man in his 20s was shot in the foot Sunday morning, police said.
Chicago teams hope hockey scores in Mexico Chicago teams hope hockey scores in Mexico

Ivan Toledano was 1,600 miles from home and alone on the ice Saturday inside the Fox Valley Ice Arena, a pre-teen sports pioneer in his native Mexico awaiting one of hockey’s most challenging shots during a trip to west suburban Chicago.
Stabbing victim honored as friend, inspiration Stabbing victim honored as friend, inspiration

Friends and family of a suburban teacher killed in a Naperville bar gathered tonight to remember an "inspirational person" and mourn all the children "that won't be taught by him."
2 men charged in Portage Park bank robbery 2 men charged in Portage Park bank robbery

Two men were charged and ordered held without bond in connection with a bank robbery that occurred Friday in the Portage Park neighborhood, officials said.
Passenger killed when vehicle crashes into parked cars in Austin Passenger killed when vehicle crashes into parked cars in Austin

A 34-year-old man was pronounced dead today after the vehicle he was in struck a series of parked cars on the West Side, officials said.
Commission named for immigrant scholarship program Commission named for immigrant scholarship program

Gov. Pat Quinn today named seven people to a state commission that will oversee a privately funded scholarship program designed to help undocumented immigrants pay for college.
ThyssenKrupp denies racism allegation, looks forward to 'having our day in court' ThyssenKrupp denies racism allegation, looks forward to 'having our day in court'

As it prepares to make Chicago its North American headquarters, the German-based ThyssenKrupp manufacturing company is facing allegations that company supervisors in the city created a hostile and intimidating work environment for an African-American employee.

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