Monday, March 5, 2012

Romney gains strength / Saved from burning SUV / Preparing for G-8, NATO demonstrations

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Romney gains strength ahead of Super Tuesday
Romney gains strength before Super Tuesday

Mitt Romney closed in on Rick Santorun in Ohio and picked up a crucial endorsement in Virginia as he grows in strength ahead of "Super Tuesday," the biggest day yet in the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.

Troopers, bystanders save trapped driver from burning SUV Trapped driver saved from burning SUV

Police and bystanders jumped into action after they saw an SUV engulfed in flames and its driver in the front seat, her legs pinned under the dashboard.
U. of I. trustees call closed-door emergency meeting U. of I. trustees call closed-door emergency meeting

The University of Illinois' board of trustees plans to hold a closed-door emergency meeting this morning following recent turmoil at the institution.
New McPier board rounded out New McPier board rounded out

Former McDonald's head Jack Greenberg will be joined on the board overseeing McCormick Place and Navy Pier by a number of high-profile leaders.
Rose scores 35 as Bulls rally to beat 76ers Rose scores 35 as Bulls rally to beat 76ers

The 76ers' double-teams kept coming, forcing the ball out of Derrick Rose's hands earlier and earlier. Finally, he had enough. "I saw Thaddeus Young was kind of tired from trapping," Rose said. "So I just attacked him. He let me turn the corner and I had a clean look."
In the studio or in a train station, Maroon 5 keeps rolling along Maroon 5 keeps rolling along

You’ve seen concerts at the United Center and the Allstate Arena, at Metro and the Riviera Theatre. But have you ever seen a band play in a Chicago train station?
For the Illinois Senate Endorsements: For the Illinois Senate

The Tribune continues endorsements today in contested primaries for the Illinois Senate.
Trice: Before 'Linsanity,' 2 Asian-American brothers were a fixture on the court Trice: Before 'Linsanity,' pair a fixture on court

When Drew Lee and his younger brother Joe were in elementary school they would sneak to the park during the summer to spend hours playing basketball.

Coffee shops take different approaches with laptop squatters Coffee shop owners divided on laptop squatters

Some say Wi-Fi restrictions help keep a steady stream of customers, while others welcome daily workers with unlimited access.
Chicago police prepare for G-8, NATO demonstrations Chicago police prepare for G-8, NATO demonstrations

Even if everything goes according to plan, the first day of the G-8 summit will be a very trying Saturday in May for the Chicago Police Department.
Reward the office superstars Huppke: Bosses, be sure to reward office superstars

Companies large and small are notoriously bad at identifying top performers and rewarding them properly.
Tollway tries to win back some good will Tollway tries to win back some good will

In a calculated move, the Illinois Tollway is attempting to win back fans among drivers who are still angry and confused about higher tolls that took effect this year.

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