 Melissa Calusinski, sentenced to 31 years for the death of a toddler at the Lincolnshire day care center where she worked, spoke from jail in her first interview with the media since her 2009 arrest. "I know that I'm going to get out of here," she said.  | Sveum selling message, players buying it MESA, Ariz.—The marketing of Dale Sveum is going on in Chicago, where ads show the new Cubs manager with his arms folded, a serious gaze on his face and the slogan "Baseball is better with one vision." |  | Entertainment March Madness in Chicago The NCAA men's basketball tournament selection committee isn't very selective -- 64 teams? Foolishness. In consideration of On The Town March Madness, we chose to eschew those crazy first-round bracket busters and go directly to 32 events. |  | Zorn: True lies The following statement is factual and false: Barack Obama endorsed a total ban on the manufacture, sale and possession of all handguns. |  | Tollway wants outside review of road projects As it launches a $12.1 billion rebuilding and widening program, the Illinois Tollway plans to hire an independent engineering firm to review its construction practices and re-evaluate work already done, officials said Thursday. |  | Agency: No tax hike needed to clean up Chicago River Making stretches of the Chicago River and other local waterways safer for recreation won't require a tax increase and will cost dramatically less than officials ominously predicted less than a year ago, according to documents filed Thursday. |  | Rogers: Buehrle in Marlins uniform a jarring sight JUPITER, Fla. — It's going to take a while to get used to Mark Buehrle rocking one of those crazy orange-and-blue uniforms. It looks like he's playing for the Cartoon Network softball team, not a Miami Marlins team that hopes to become a force in the National League East. | |  | |
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