 When it comes to on-time performance, baggage handling, and fewer customer complaints and overbooked flights, U.S. airlines are performing at their highest level in at least 22 years, according to the Airline Quality Rating study.  | Construction begins on Tri-State, Reagan Two major Illinois Tollway reconstruction projects, including a $112.6 million resurfacing of the central Tri-State Tollway, get under way this week, mostly during the overnight hours. |  | Russian plane crash kills 31; 12 survive A Russian ATR-72 passenger plane crashed and burst into flames after takeoff in an oil-producing region of Siberia today, killing at least 31 of the 43 people on board. |  | Cubs invest heavily in Cuban prospects Phil Rogers: Since Tom Ricketts bought the Cubs, no team has collected more players from Cuba. They had 10 Cubans in the minor leagues last season, and have added another wave of talented imports in the last six months. |  | Lambert, Shelton big winners at CMAs It was a night for couples at the Academy of Country Music Awards as Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert won several honors and two fans got married. |  | What's a fair price for e-books? Free-market principles are being put to the test in a fascinating case involving Apple, Amazon and some of the world's top publishers. |  | Breaking down NCAA championship Tribune reporter Shannon Ryan takes a look at tonight's Kentucky vs. Kansas game, breaking down each team's offense, defense, coaching and intangibles. |  | Huppke: Email and office gorilla warfare Whether we're communicating face to face or through the winding tubes of the Interwebs, we remain creatures evolved from apes, and our behavior can still mirror that of primates. | |  | |
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