Thursday, March 8, 2012

Blago to speak / Rose beats buzzer / Rahmfather artist revealed

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Blagojevich to speak before heading to prison
Blagojevich to speak before heading to prison

Rod Blagojevich plans to make a public statement in person before he reports to federal prison for his 14-year sentence on corruption charges, his spokesman says.

Person of interest held in hit-and-run that killed officer Person of interest held in fatal Ind. hit-and-run

Authorities have a person of interest in custody for a hit-and-run accident that killed a Lake County, Ind. correctional officer and injured three of her colleagues while they were jogging, officials said today.
 
Courtroom brawl captured on camera Courtroom brawl captured on camera

A hearing in Springfield, Mass., turns chaotic as two members of a victim's family make a lunge for the defendant.
McDonald's to tweak, expand value menu McDonald's to tweak, expand value menu

The changes come as many diners remain strapped for cash and the world's biggest hamburger chain works to increase its lead over rivals.
Rose hits game-winner at buzzer Rose hits game-winner, Bulls win 106-104

Buzzer-beating game-winners turn everybody on the victorious side into kids again.

Ravinia high on proven marquee names in upcoming schedule Ravinia schedule high on marquee names

Ravinia again promises more than enough music and dance to keep the box office busy throughout the summer.
The NFL's bounty of trouble Chapman: The NFL's bounty of trouble

If the NFL fails to take vigorous action to stamp out bounties, it runs the risk of alienating fans and steering parents toward soccer.
Rahmfather Mystery solved. Straight from the fish's mouth. Rahmfather artist revealed >> Video

Kass: The mastermind behind "The Rahmfather" portrait hanging in my office came forward the other day.
Audit report attacks state insurance contracts Audit report: State insurance contracts 'flawed'

Illinois did not follow guidelines or use ethics commission in awarding contracts to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois and two other providers.
Emanuel can put his stamp on quality infrastructure design Kamin: Emanuel should keep design on agenda

Former Mayor Richard Daley was widely viewed as a friend of good design. Not so his successor — at least not yet.
Illinois Republican presidential primary now relevant Muddled GOP race makes Illinois primary relevant

Illinois is being looked upon as holding a special cachet — for its trove of delegates and for being the home state of President Obama.
Manning the epitome of class in farewell Haugh: Manning the epitome of class

The only thing that would have made Peyton Manning's farewell news conference Wednesday more perfect is if it had lasted exactly 18 minutes.

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