Dekalb, IL News

• Dekalb, IL News
• Memorial Day events
• Sycamore shows support for troops
• Vets monument will be dedicated Monday
• Grads take different paths to same destination
• Man charged with sexual 
assault of family member
• Volunteers ‘work hard for a greater purpose’
• Official distributes real estate taxes
• Local pools scheduled to open
• DeKalb County’s farmers markets returning today
• Bond set at $1 million for DeKalb man arrested on sexual assault charges
• Accident closes I-88 for hours
• Somonauk teen ready for spelling competition
• DeKalb welcomes input on budget
• Fair encourages youths, families to volunteer
• Police: Spray paint 
appearing in DeKalb
• Grass fire in Shabbona destroys wagon, crib
• Firefighters contain downtown Sycamore blaze
• Scales Mound man charged with harassing local woman
• DeKalb County Treasurer Mark A. Todd’s office has made the first distribution of DeKalb County real estate taxes.
• I-88 reopens after being closed for accident
• Unemployment rate goes down for county
• Fire damages apartment in downtown Sycamore
• Sycamore man gets 8 years on burglary charge
• Companies carry on tradition of sports teams
• Car chase suspect 
turns himself in
• Rulings made in woman charged with attempting to smother her baby
• District 428 relieved of vacancies
• No injuries from jet catching fire in DeKalb
• Genoa mayor initiates assessment 
of disasters with workshop series
• Portions of court renovation to open June 4
• Old Cortland, Malta elementary schools sold
• Small fire breaks out in jet at airport
• Sycamore’s Taxco plans to overhaul facade; Jane Fargo Hotel request denied
• Bake for community’s sake at DeKalb program
• District 427 board gets blast from past
• More evidence turned over in McCullough case
• Sycamore parks to move forward with 2 plans for stability
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• Bond set for break-in suspects
• Support for Drug Court
• NIU employee drums up two Emmy nominations
• Blaze displaces tenants in DeKalb apartment building
• DeKalb man pleads guilty to bringing drugs into jail
• Portion of Wurlitzer building to be condemned
• Sycamore realizes power of savings
• Campbell: New information will prolong investigation into drug court
• Fire displaces tenants in DeKalb apartment building
• A time to take chances for Sandwich grads
• Thankfulness permeates Kish’s graduation
• 3 charged in DeKalb break-in
• Sycamore gathers to honor ‘joy’ of Mr. Pumpkin
• H-BR seniors out to ‘change the world’
• Wurlitzer building crumbles, blocks off DeKalb street
• Clean Sweep to clear slate of agrichemicals
• Applications available for senior assessment freeze
• Part of empty DeKalb building collapses
• Kish students earn degrees
• Man charged with sex assault found guilty on two counts
• iTriage app connects patients to health care
• Health cuts may mean taking a step back
• Some call for DeKalb Liquor Commission to disband
• Health care industry’s perfect storm
• We had fun reading Peter Rabbit in the sunroom today! We also enjoyed cupcakes a...
• Hiawatha senior qualifies for national history contest
• Woman admits plan to sell crack
• Andersen explains 
Stonehouse abstention
• Police say missing NIU student back in area
• Local school districts brace for state cuts
• Tips sought about 
Genoa vandalism
• Morrison reflects on 34 years in education
• Somonauk man charged with robbery, battery
• Sycamore fire assistant set to become chief
• 'Mr. Pumpkin' to be honored Saturday in Sycamore
• Polarek named new fire chief for Sycamore
• Woman found with more than 28 grams of cocaine in possession
• Pumpkin Fest theme a reason to smile
• Ill. House OKs money shuffle for child care
• Jailed man faces child porn charges
• County supports Stonehouse Park with ‘leash’
• DeKalb police: Missing NIU student flew to Seattle
• Genoa-Kingston grads say their goodbyes
• DeKalb child solicitor gets probation
• Madigan targets local money for pensions
• DeKalb man accused of breaking girlfriend’s arm
• Final suspect from heroin probe sentenced
• New DeKalb mosque plans moved to City Council
• Northern Rehab Awards Sports & Health Scholarship
• NIU student who skipped graduation flew to Seattle
• DeKalb woman gets prison time for drug, gun charges
• Man sentenced to probation for soliciting teens
• Cortland OKs electrical aggregation plan
• 2nd man charged in Sandwich burglaries
• Man accused of battery to girlfriend, child
• Some say no basement in DeKalb police station is design flaw
• D-428 principals approved for new jobs
• Police uncover marijuana at Sycamore home
• Electrical issue forces closure of Otto’s
• DeKalb budget allows for city clerk changes
• Puppets teach Sycamore students about disabilities
• Charges pending after marijuana found in Sycamore house
• Otto's closed due to electrical issue
• DeKalb budget review focuses on new police station
• DeKalb City Council approves new police chief
• DeKalb begins treating trees for emerald ash borer beetles
• Man accused of strangling woman in her sleep
• 2 charged with mob action in Sycamore
• New mosque being considered in DeKalb
• Man charged with 
hiring child prostitute
• Food drive brings in more than 20,000 pounds
• Curl trial now set for December
• Bishop Malloy era begins in Rockford Diocese
• Carter's Cottage at NaDa Farms Barn Sale
• More than 20,000 pounds of food collected in food drive
• Curl trial pushed back to December
• Surprise 
escorts 
welcome 
soldiers
• Fair will acquaint local youth with volunteering options
• Sycamore Park District brochure in the mail
• Business climate change forces Sandwich pharmacy to close doors
• Longtime NIU disciplinarian retires beloved
• Journey at Indian Creek 
was not ‘boring’
• Missing NIU student believed to be OK
• NIU graduates commence the next step
• MOI HIRES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
• DeKalb County Property Taxes for New Homeowners
• Missing NIU student left DeKalb Saturday, took flight from O'Hare
• Police searching for missing NIU student
• NIU Class of 2012 receives diplomas
• Surprise escorts welcome soldiers home Saturday
• Boy found safe after 
being reported missing
• Community gardens growing throughout DeKalb
• Art auction to support Keller family through trial
• NIU health college 
appoints new dean
• Democrats add candidates for state's attorney, county board
• Students at Sycamore Middle to catch WeatherBug
• D-427 celebrates Superintendent Riesen’s career
• N.D. man charged with soliciting Sycamore teen
• New homeowners should check for tax liability
• Screening of ‘Bully’ set for Tuesday
• Boy missing from Hopkins Park found
• Curl’s attorney seeks to delay trial
• Woman who changed grades charged with forgery
• DeKalb selects new police chief
• NIU may require 2-year residency
• Fighter jets in DeKalb not linked to NATO Summit
• Man wanted from Feb. drug sweep arrested
• Dems pick candidate for state's attorney
• Shabbona gas station cited for alcohol sale
• New scoreboard lights up Sycamore ballpark
• OC Imageworks, LLC produces its first nationally distributed commercial for Proven Winners, the #1 plant brand in the world
• Woman charged with 24 counts of forgery
• Democrats name Schmack as candidate for state's attorney
• New police chief named for DeKalb
• Request to be made to push back Curl trial
• Familiar face to direct DeKalb chamber
• Alarm sounded on DeKalb fire dept. overtime
• Pets rescued from house fire in DeKalb
• NIU 
official lands new job
• Committee hears alternatives to Stonehouse Park closure
• Democrats face June deadline for signatures, paperwork
• Union negotiations prevent some D-424 outsourcing answers
• Higher-ed buildup on target in county
• Three injured in Sycamore crash
• NIU's Hemphill accepts West Virginia State University presidency
• Duffy assumes DeKalb chamber leadership
• Valley West hospital to expand with new wing
• Corn Fest musical 
acts announced
• DeKalb plans TIF improvements in budget
• Bike path work to begin in DeKalb
• Officials: Job outlook bright for NIU, Kish grads
• Sycamore seniors make businesses their classroom
• Democratic chair says Campbell will have foe
• Dems choose candidates to 
fill two spots
• Expansion coming to Valley West Hospital
• County Dems to caucus in state's attorney candidate
• Stamp Out Hunger to deliver goods to local food pantries
• Officials focus on preventing juvenile fire dangers
• Police: DeKalb man points gun at duo
• Burglaries, assaults, thefts increase in Sycamore
• Meals for Moms sets others' tables
• DeKalb commences budget talks
• Sycamore road work plan unveiled
• Woman dies after train hits her in DeKalb
• DeKalb man charged after pointing shotgun at 2 people
• Man leads police on car chase through DeKalb, Sycamore
• Sycamore embraces Cinco de Mayo
• Friday blaze causes $250K in damage at DeKalb grocery store
• Community bookcase project provides, fills shelves
• State officials: Invest in school 
programs or pay later
• Ambassador program gives DHS student travel itinerary
• GLORIA DAVIS NAMED 4-C CHILD CARE PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
• JAN SCHEFFERS RECIPIENT OF 4-C’S 2012 FRIEND OF THE CHILD AWARD
• DeKalb Go Red Luncheon May 18
• Charges expected to be filed against man who led police on chase
• Giving the gift of reading
• Meeting on cameras in courtrooms is set
• Treasurer distributes real estate tax bills
• Survey shows what DeKalb shoppers want
• DeKalb skateboarder’s session sets world record
• Home rule debate surfaces in area
• Work on routes 64, 47 a concern
• Wood splitter theft prompts call for tips
• Annual Hope Haven campaign aims to pay for nights of care
• Hinckley businesses, library benefit from local initiative
• Fire damaged DeKalb grocery store
• Prior complaint of sexual abuse to be allowed in Curl trial
• 16th Circuit clears way for cameras in courtrooms
• Local residents make dash for their own cash
• State cuts threaten day care services
• Sycamore now awaits 2-story development
• Prio complaint of sexual abuse to be allowed in Curl trial
• Man pleads guilty to child solicitation
• Devotions aplenty on National Day of Prayer
• Sycamore students add up more than $15K for St. Jude
• Saturday ceremony
 set for bookcases
• 2012 Tax Bill Release
• Judge allows past complaint against Curl in upcoming trial
• 16th Circuit will apply for cameras in courtroom
• Media members push for cameras in courts
• Hike of 25 percent possible for county’s insurance
• Merits of online evaluations of NIU faculty dissected
• Daily Chronicle 
captures awards
• DeKalb man charged with lying about shooting
• Ben Gordon Center’s calls for help answered
• Special prosecutor appointed to prostitution case
• Group to raise funds for library expansion
• Northern Rehab Offers Balance & Wellness Classes
• Here is another photo of the Lego event. Racing Lego cars on the ramp was a lot...
• The Lego show was a great success! Thanks to all who participated. Mark your cal...
• Man charged with lying to police about April shooting
• Rate set for electrical aggregation in Genoa
• District 302 takes step to spell out bullying policy
• Curl told police 3 different stories about Keller
• Violin performance holds a lot of meaning
• D-428 levy tad more than expected
• Chief judge: Campbell knew about drug court situation
• Sycamore boy gets haircut for cause
• Warm weather means uptick in insect dangers
• DeKalb retailers give 
up synthetic drugs
• DeKalb gets $412K for community development
• Suspect in Keller killing gave multiple accounts to police
• Public input sought 
on courtroom cameras
• Assistant state’s 
attorney fired
• DeKalb man faces additional charges
• ‘Bully’ movie run in DeKalb starts May 11
• Millions in highway improvements coming to DeKalb County
• Campbell: Inappropriate relationship halts drug court
• Courthouse to host 
Day of Prayer event
• Courtroom becomes classroom
• Girl Scouts organization not just for younger girls
• March for Babies a special day 
for many of 400 participants
• Duck Race on river benefits Feed’em Soup
• Money heist unlikely to happen here
• Farm bureau’s new president a familiar face
• Piecing autism puzzle together
• Treasurer Rutherford Visits DeKalb on May 3rd
• County Board could shut Stonehouse Park
• Aurora man charged 
with DUI in fiery crash
• Guilty plea in theft of Social Security benefits
• Cash Dash a chance 
to claim what’s yours
• Sycamore, DeKalb mark Arbor Day
• State's attorney freezes drug court
• Work on KCH expansion is ahead of schedule
• Buy of a century – almost
• Motions filed for Curl’s June murder trial
• Walk-in clinic targets whooping cough
• Construction causes alarm to sound at NIU
• Officials gather at courthouse to combat child abuse
• Gordon center 
to host telethon
• Woman drives into Sandwich Walgreens
• Sycamore burglary results in arrests
• Dining in the Dark sheds light on blindness
• Unemployment rate down in DeKalb County
• Smoke from construction sets off alarms at NIU res hall
• Vehicle crashes into Walgreens in Sandwich
• G-K night school gives participants second chance
• Chemistry demos the stuff of Hollywood
• Sycamore students get personal with Holocaust
• Sycamore Park District scratches some golf expenses
• Week dedicated to preparing for severe weather
• NIU police to hold 
auction Saturday
• State could send D-427 into deeper deficit
• Motions hearing next week in NIU killing
• DeKalb expands business incentives
• District 302 to launch kindergarten extension
• NIU undergraduates dig deep
• D-424 discusses low bid for food outsourcing
• Suter Co. provides example for businesses
• NIU Chemistry Club to experiment for public
• NIU to offer police security for off-campus parties
• Schrader: More early one-family farms found
• Reading splurge ends with NIU football visit
• Fire destroys buildings on farm near Elburn
• G-K students honor fallen soldier
• Keeping your ID to yourself
• Huskie statue is back at DeKalb Public Library
• Work on railroads to cause detours
• DeKalb mayor, aldermen salaries hold
• Route 47 shut down as firefighters battle blaze near Elburn
• Missing huskie dog returned to DeKalb Library
• Open house shows off Scouting opportunities
• Starbusters fined for liquor violation
• 16th District hopeful seeking nods for ballot
• NIU takes baton in Relay for Life
• DeKalb cites surge in violent crime rates
• Teacher teammates at Brooks win Wirtz Award
• Sycamore Water Department continued hydrant flushing
• Portion of Route 64 could remain closed for months
• Elburn man charged after police chase that started in Indiana
• Two turn themselves in on sex assault charges
• Marchers raise awareness of sexual violence
• Schott: More recruits needed in political battles
• Elm dedicated to original member of Genoa Tree Board
• Pension plan sparks criticism
• DeKalb chamber parts ways with director
• Hinckley fire causes about $70K in damage
• W. Va. university moves NIU official forward
• ComEd, Exelon workers pitch in at food bank
• DeKalb
 to vote on 
salaries
• NIU striving for complete Wi-Fi access
• Kishwaukee Symphony Associates to Receive Award at May 5 Concert
• Your Resource for Living is a PR Finalist
• DeKalb Chamber looking for new director
• House in Hinckley sustains damage in fire
• Kirkland water tower gone in a blink
• New cart offers disabled golfers better access to the game
• Mrs. World will dine in the dark in DeKalb
• Kishwaukee College moves through accreditation process
• County OKs new farming dealer
• County GOP, Dems pick new leaders
• Illinois JobLink - Helping You Hire Better, Smarter
• Castle Bank welcomes Shelley Rhoades as new Mortgage Lender
• Goodwill Seeks Speaking Opportunities in DeKalb Area
• Northern Illinois Food Bank honored for green awareness
• Crime Stoppers seeks shooting, burglary tips
• Prom expenses ad(dressed) at NIU center
• D-428 considers bus route consolidation
• DeKalb protesters assume roles to urge fairer taxation
• Partial opening of expanded courthouse expected in May
• Genoa moves forward with electrical aggregation plan
• Ex-Hinckley man hopes website will help presidential bid
• Blood Drive
• Budget is hashed out 
in Cortland
• Sycamore library visions becoming reality
• Sycamore begins 
flushing out hydrants
• Sycamore vote opens two-way traffic on West Exchange Street
• Citizens group seeks challenger for Kinzinger
• Genoa library to celebrate 90th birthday
• DISTRICT 6420 ROTARY CONFERENCE FOR 2012
• Students help out during NIU Cares Day
• ‘Making history’ at NIU, Latino honor society members inducted
• DeKalb Police probe early Sat. shooting
• E-waste piles up at DeKalb recycling event
• Local farmers spring into action early
• Recycling event collects e-waste banned from landfills
• A week from today is our Lego show. If your child is interested in entering a bu...
• Police investigating shooting in DeKalb
• Embattled Hinckley police chief resigns
• McCullough accuser didn't want charges
• Enharmonic Fusion invited to national competition in N.Y.
• Schaumburg: There’s plenty I can live without
• DeKalb lands screening of ‘Bully’ documentary
• Ethics heart of NIU competition
• Hiawatha’s schools’ use of 
property tax concerns some
• Hinckley police chief resigns
• Daisy’s bar violates liquor laws, closes
• Akst: Teens desperately need employment's benefits
• Woman charged with having cocaine in bra
• McCullough 
acquitted of rape
• 2 arrested, 3 sought after DeKalb fight
• McHenry County horse deaths from fire rise
• Tobias touts county’s gains
• Taxing period scheduled to end Tuesday
• Pathways Group Meeting (Holistic Family Group)
• Weekly Meeting
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• McCullough found not guilty on rape charges
• Backyard chickens plucked from DeKalb consideration
• McCullough rape case verdict set for today
• Home rule gets cool shoulder from county
• D-424, Genoa officials talk about settling suit
• Stott: Person’s worth not dictated by salary
• Experts say DeKalb aldermen did not violate Open Meetings Act at township meeting
• Overseas contractor returns to challenges
• Verdict in McCullough rape trial expected Thursday
• Task force crafting ordinances for rental inspections, licenses
• DeKalb man pleads to covering up homicide
• Accuser’s testimony commences McCullough rape trial
• DeKalb library official laments missing huskie
• Victims speak out in DeKalb against sex abuse
• Kish, D-427 partner to improve student placement
• Advisory referendums fail 
to land on Nov. ballot
• Hiawatha, H-BR superintendents will leave districts
• McCullough trial starts with testimony from accuser
• Huskie statue stolen from DeKalb Library
• Be on the lookout for farm equipment on county roads
• Schrader: Different creatures of the Kish river
• Grant may lead to bike, walking trail improvements
• McCullough eschews jury for bench trial
• DeKalb shows support for housing database project
• Hinckley police chief seeks extension for required training
• No injuries reported in 2 DeKalb fires Monday
• County mobile home taxes due by April 27
• DeKalb supports pay cut for clerk post
• Donated purses sought for mothers in need
• FEED'EM SOUP ANNOUNCES BAKING PROGRAM FOR KIDS
• Firefighters respond to two fires Monday
• McCullough elects for bench trial in rape case
• Sandwich Fair group looks for past royalty
• Posting ordinances passed in Somonauk
• State sets ‘multiplier’ 
for DeKalb County
• Celebrating Passover Seder 
takes on different forms
• Residents get chance to tackle township topics
• NIU celebrates LGBT community
• Easter messages 
focus on evangelism
• Annual easter egg hunt held at Huntley Park
• Preparation before integration into college
• Local school districts receive library grants
• Honor Flight shows vets gratitude
• Event encourages speaking out against sex abuse
• G-K student headed to national pageant
• Scouts forgo break to help Harrisburg
• DeKalb Sanitary District asks for backup calls
• DeKalb, NIU propose housing data project
• Peace Road accident sends 1 to hospital
• Genealogists have new sources to mine
• Wheelchairs hit court in basketball game at NIU
• Attorneys in McCullough trial ready
• DeKalb man charged 
with issuing bad checks
• Akst: College students don't need another burden
• Resource Bank Featured on The History Channel’s <EM>American Restoration</EM>
• Peace Road accident sends 1 to hospital
• Beautification kicks in at DeKalb soccer fields
• County’s party leaders step aside
• Mayfield congregation finds shelter at DeKalb church
• Convicted murderer asks for photo review
• DeKalb industrial building purchased
• DeKalb library to offer best-sellers program
• Seeds planted 
for new county agribusiness
• Tracks at First, Second streets to be closed
• Service agencies compete for county funding
• Genoa council hears proposed budget details
• Man indicted on attempted murder charge
• DeKalb still in 
running to have ‘Bully’ screening
• Wrongful conviction center of NIU panel
• Expo attracts 
new businesses
• Rey: Creative blend of music and cultures
• Schrader: Finding the oldest one-family farm
• Watch groups stay 
vigilant in DeKalb
• Sycamore OKs jail expansion agreement
• DeKalb Township gets OK to consider referendums
• Sunday fire still 
under investigation
• Illinois’ laws on defense unique
• Hearing set for request in fatal case
• Voices sought 
of public, media 
in cameras issue
• DeKalb Township can proceed with advisory referendums
• Burgess: Genoa-Kingston schools 
analyzing new state standards
• Workshop empowers kids to stand up to bullies
• Hate crime charge for two men
• Police, fire turning more to social media
• Proposed map would change DeKalb ward boundaries
• No injuries in DeKalb fire
• Hustle for Hearing raises money for RAMP
• Two men facing hate crime charge
• Kessler’s career celebrated in Sycamore
• I-88 resurfacing project to close Annie Glidden ramps
• Annual recycling, waste rates increase
• Drug court participant looking forward
• Teen arrested in connection with paint vandalism
• Route 64 bridge work to begin Monday
• Sycamore McDonald’s closes after small fire
• DeKalb man faces cocaine-related charges
• Race, injustice at center of Trayvon Martin rally
• Man facing multiple drug charges after cocaine found in his home
• Work to begin Sunday on Interstate 88
• Weekly Meeting
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• DeKalb man gets 6 years for delivering heroin
• Farm bureau open house celebrates 100 years
• Sycamore now selling 
pre-season pool passes
• Greenwell to serve 43 years in prison
• Akst: Ordinary day turns into a first aid failure
• Teach-in explores Occupy Wall Street
• County unemployment rate decreases
• YMCA joins CDC to offer diabetes prevention program
• Stonehouse Park issue still unsettled
• Greenwell sentenced to more than 40 years in prison for murder
• Unemployment in county drops from January to February
• Organizers hope for an unplugged DeKalb on Saturday
• Five more counties to allow cameras in court
• Hoodies to be attire 
at rally in DeKalb
• County courthouse expansion taking shape
• Sycamore man 
charged with battery
• OSHA investigating death at Menards
• Bill serves as food for local farmers’ thoughts
• Somonauk fire destroys rural home
• Structure fire damages Somonauk home
• LEGOS are coming to Ellwood House April 21st. Check out our website for the deta...
• Housing offenders may see heftier fines
• Tax rebate OK’d 
for Ulta developer
• DeKalb woman pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Worker dies in Menards forklift accident
• Man charged with sex abuse of minor
• Independent hopefuls can gather signatures
• DeKalb man pleads 
in February drug sweep
• Sycamore vet faces cancer battle at home
• OSHA investigating Menards accident that led to death
• DeKalb brings unsafe house down
• Man dies at Sycamore Menards
• DeKalb home deemed unsafe torn down
• Campbell asked to review advisory referendums
• Curl trial delayed by a month
• Two more suspects arrested in DeKalb stabbing
• Lack of specifics eliminates McCullough video clip
• Farm bureau’s roots run deep in DeKalb County
• More arrests possible in fight that injured DeKalb teens
• Decision on landfill expansion a year or more away
• DeKalb eyes referendum for clerk post
• Shots fired in DeKalb near Kimberly Drive
• Annual Asset Champions Awards: Call for Nominations
• DeKalb County KEYS Initiative Essay Contest
• DeKalb teens injured in North Aurora incident Friday night
• Curl trial pushed back a month
• Get rid of your old electronics
• Additional time to buy Girl Scout cookies
• All three suspects in Friday night stabbing in custody
• Kirkland Public Library offers thanks
• Police search for Dollar Tree robbery suspect
• Second person arrested in Friday night stabbing
• Genoa enjoys weekend at ‘beach’
• Group wants community garden project in county
• Officials say air guns not OK in city limits
• Kaneland schools keep an eye on participation
• DeKalb Chamber Of Commerce Named One of Constant Contact’s 2011 All Stars
• LEGOS can create anything, even the Ellwood House! If you enjoy LEGOS mark you...
• Shots fired on Kimberly Drive in DeKalb
• New McCullough motion hearing set
• Local gov’ts question man’s referendum requests
• One injured after car struck by train
• Empty Bowls event raises hunger awareness
• Truck catches fire at Cortland gas station
• Disorderly house ordinance draft up for review
• Death costs becoming an 
increasing county burden
• Stop the DeKalb County Mega-Dump meeting planned
• One injured in train-vehicle accident
• ‘Kony 2012’ group screens film at NIU
• Hastert relates his journey to DeKalb County students
• NIU linebacker Bass admits to marijuana use
• Cause of church’s ceiling collapse unknown
• NIU provost picked 
as finalist for SIUE job
• Cocaine found on DeKalb jail inmate
• Jail expansion plan driven forward in Sycamore
• Ill. senators get 
lesson on Medicaid complications
• Women leaders share wisdom with next generation
• H-BR students book principal’s smooch with a pig
• DeKalb clerk selection method up for debate
• NIU's Bass pleads not guilty, admits marijuana use
• Man charged with bringing cocaine into county jail
• DeKalb Public Library renovation funding still cloudy
• Decision ’12 is to not vote
• Bond set for man accused of cocaine delivery
• D-424 votes to dismiss some employees – for now
• Sycamore committee backs budget
• Despite Mayfield Congregational Church's ceiling collapse, thanks given
• Local water departments awash in awards
• Despite Mayfield Congregational Church's roof collapse, thanks given
• Citing workload, Curl attorney asks for trial delay
• Man accused of cocaine delivery has bond set

• District 428 reduces administrative staff
• Ceiling collapses at historic church
• Request made to push back Curl trial
• Bond reduced for man charged with damage to police station
• Bond reduced in Hinckley motel burglary case
• Amputation 
of thumb leads 
to 8 violations
• Residents reject Somonauk Fire trustees question
• Earlville schools referendum passes
• Anderson will challenge Hultgren
• Arellano concedes to Demmer in 90th House race
• Demmer awaits possible opponent in 90th House District
• Incumbents, newcomer secure county board party nods
• Syverson beats Johnson in 35th state Senate
• Kinzinger breaks Manzullo's 20-year reign
• State's Attorney Campbell humbled by support
• Polls close; counting begins
• Syverson wins in 35th state Senate race
• New bishop named for Rockford Diocese
• Three-day closure 
on tap for Lord Stanley’s
• Sycamore backs jail agreement
• Contingencies will be in place for county voters
• Man injured when vehicle rolls over him in Kingston
• Items sent to crime lab in Thrailkill case
• Hinckley assistant police chief resigns
• Weekly Meeting
• Assistant chief in Hinckley resigns post
• Working to balance hoops, productivity
• Gallery features stone printings
• Habitat works to provide a home
• Safe Passage hopes facility wish granted
• Landscape waste 
collection to begin April 1
• Retirement celebration 
is planned for Feithen
• A couple of Ellwood Park residents
• Schaumburg: Cast a ballot in Tuesday’s primary
• Probe into crash death of DeKalb man continues
• New Sycamore winery comes to fruition
• Koolidge talks to Romney; Santorum to air Monday
• DeKalb looks to strengthen safe housing enforcement
• Campton Hills considers plan for gas station
• Groups aim to bring 'Bully' film to county
• ComEd begins work to modernize, improve service
• School officials eye extracurriculars for cuts
• Opening Reception 3/16 between 6 & 8pm. We'll see you tonight!
• Business struggles hamper dream for Kirkland
• Man arrested in Feb. drug sweep gets probation
• County
 jobless 
hike not surprise
• Accord reached on traffic issues for possible jail expansion
• DeKalb man killed in Campton Hills Road wreck
• Housing Authority captures $13,700 grant
• Judge nixes some testimony in rape trial
• Judge issues ruling in rape case against McCullough
• County unemployment hits 9 percent in January
• After nearly 2 years, annexed properties receive DeKalb protections
• ComEd reports scam surge
• Tuition rates will stay flat at Kish
• Committee to interview county administrator candidates disbanded
• Sandwich Police say lock 
vehicles, secure valuables
• Sycamore library’s Pi Day makes math easier to stomach
• Applications for absentee ballots due Thursday
• Kinzinger, Manzullo make late campaign stops
• Tattoo shop has designs on Cortland location
• Second administrator to leave District 428
• County food drive to stock Feed’em Soup shelves
• Genoa woman gets probation for sentence violation
• DeKalb jazz band to take 
attitude to NYC
• D-424 
speaks about lawsuit
• Weather may go on record-setting spree
• Norm Walzer named 
Rural Illinois Champion
• D-427 agrees to cut staff positions
• WNIJ News Reporter Wins Two AP Awards
• District 428 assistant superintendent heading to new job
• Maple Park man charged with impersonating police
• D-424 files motion to dismiss city’s lawsuit
• Kingston soldier returns to Afghanistan
• DeKalb Sanitary District granted a variance
• DeKalb council boosts business
• District 302 approves teacher cuts, fee hikes
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• County’s Red Cross head to exit
• Local educators recognized for their influence in county
• Girl Scouts today will celebrate 100 years
• Kinzinger to speak at senior forum Tuesday
• ‘Jungle’ Jack Hanna’s animals roam DeKalb stage
• Farnick: Focus is on fixing job market
• Storing salt a sticky situation
• County considers insurance changes
• Anderson: Congress not doing enough
• Hinckley president stands by his man
• Simon talks education, 
rural issues at DeKalb stop
• Van Arsdale's plea is accepted in Butler shooting
• Train totals car; woman charged with DUI
• Fire officials say it’s time 
to check detector batteries
• Man accused in shooting of NIU football player sentenced to nine years
• No injuries in morning train-car accident at Fourth and Lincoln
• Makeup of tax deal in works for beauty store
• ShoDeen, Elburn talk fees for big development
• Sycamore benefit to help disabled vet with cancer
• Police: Man shot pregnant woman with BB gun
• G-K launches Web page for homework help
• Local United Way honors 
its volunteers, grows financially
• Candidates night covers wide swath of topics
• Construction on Bethany Road to begin Monday
• Kishwaukee and Valley West Community Hospitals Use iTriage Mobile App to Connect with Patients
• New Electronics Law in Effect
• Retired NIU professor reels in world records
• Pension reform under microscope at NIU forum
• Ceramic sale to benefit shelter, school
• District 428 boundary changes approved
• Chicago man gets 11 years for 2009 DeKalb battery
• D-302 superintendent 15 positions may be cut
• County discusses budget process; nonunion workers in line for 2 percent raise
• Kaneland School District 302, teachers reach contract deal
• Big plans envisioned for I-88, Route 47 interchange
• Initiative promotes corruption whistle-blowing
• Airbags reported stolen from vehicles, DeKalb Police say
• Two destinations exist for Malta Elementary School fifth-graders in 2012-13
• DeKalb Best Buy offers March
 discounts on emergency radios
• Elgin woman charged in Genoa home invasion gets three years
• State’s attorney hopefuls sound off
• Officials sound alarm to prepare for fast approaching severe weather season
• Cortland Marine to 
appear on game show
• Police: DeKalb man 
urinated in booking area
• Upgrades may be in store for Sycamore
• Early voting location opens at DeKalb Annex Building
• IRS warns of fraudulent tax return scheme
• DeKalb County KEYS Initiative teams with Ben Gordon Center
• Students' designs may meld into Genoa's future
• Maple Syrup Fest a sweet experience
• More than 50 teams bowl for kids in DeKalb
• Candidate debates 
set for Thursday
• Increase in citations not sitting well in Kirkland
• Waterman Winery Releases New Vintages April 1, 2012
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• Local services celebrate World Day of Prayer
• North Grove School joins national historical register
• McCullough defense files pretrial motion in rape case
• Energy goes 
toward aggregation literacy
• Pine Acres residents meet, question Manzullo
• Storm sends more than 50 vehicles into ditches
• Bill targets tuition waivers for higher education employees
• Daily Chronicle editors promoted
• Snow predicted for area this afternoon, evening
• LEGO Show April 21, 2012 1pm-3pm Make your own architectural LEGO creation at ho...
• Two plead guilty in drug death, get 5-plus years
• Rockford man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of a child
• Founding NIU trustee honored for service
• Public hearing against Lord Stanley's set for March 19
• Tips sought on vehicle burglary in Kingston
• Scouts prepare for food drive by readying area residents
• Sandwich woman pleads guilty to theft from dental office
• NIU room rates, fees to increase
• Dropout rates unlikely to fall with age increase
• Researchers, kids become motor skills students
• Campaign to feed hungry kicks off today
• Sycamore welcomes soldier home
• Feed’em Soup remembers car crash victims
• DeKalb man charged with sexual assault of a child
• DeKalb Planning and Zoning Commission clears path for hotel
• State’s attorney hopefuls to attend NIU candidate forum
• D-424 opens bids for outsourcing transportation
• DeKalb man charged with assaulting a child
• DeKalb man found not guilty of child porn charges
• Man pleads guilty to 
police, senior battery
• Overdue fines waived at Sycamore library 
through Saturday
• DeKalb officials consider traffic study
• Sycamore man charged with workers’ comp fraud
• D-427 approves staff reductions
• Celebrations 4 years in the making
• Landlords sound off on DeKalb housing task force’s efforts
• Campbell to launch initiative against corruption
• Feed’em Soup meal to honor 2 killed in 2011 crash
• Public invited to welcome Sycamore solider home
• Ben Gordon Center to provide eating 
disorder awareness events
• DeKalb
 City Council names new city clerk, hires lobbying firm
• Genoa could stop utility 
tax exemption 
for D-424
• Early primary voting goes mobile
• March for Babies fights premature birth defects
• Third time charm for county spelling champ
• Quinn’s appointments raise trade-off 
suspicions
• Stonehouse Park may face more regulations
• Folk tales teach culture, cunning at DeKalb Public Library
• Work Experience Program Opportunity
• Somonauk teen wins spelling bee on 'oratorio'
• Icy roads lead to dozens of accidents
• Investment group purchases rest of Park 88 land
• Cameras in courtrooms to be studied by 16th Circuit
• Drug sweep suspects appear in court
• Police find more than 100 marijuana plants in DeKalb home
• Calumet man is fourth arrest made in Kishwaukee College check fraud case
• Manzullo vs. Kinzinger in 16th Congressional
• Warm air prevents potential blizzard
• Kinzinger: Status quo is not what country needs
• Manzullo: Jobs have topped my priorities for 20 years
• Land in Park 88 sold
• Winter storm causes closures
• Weather-related closings, announcements
• County offers free tax filing services
• Sold-out DAYGLOW show canceled
• Sycamore woman charged with 
refusing to register as sex offender
• DeKalb names interim police chief from outside
• D-302 community members express concerns about potential teacher cuts
• Crime Stoppers seeks info 
on damage inflicted in Genoa
• Drug sweep nets 22 of 30 targets
• Audience questions 
candidates before forum
• DeKalb to consider city clerk appointment
• Multiple arrests in DeKalb drug sweep
• Snow predicted tonight for area
• Fog this morning, snow tonight predicted for area
• Journalist panel to discuss 
election with community
• Initial DeKalb library expansion plans expected to be altered
• Local officials left wanting more from Quinn's address
• Kaneland School District to host forum on budget cuts
• Bond reduction denied 
for Sycamore man held on 35 counts
• Allen aims for one more term on county board
• Ollie’s opens for 27th season
• APSE honors Daily Chronicle sports staff
• Authorities identify man killed in LaSalle County home invasion
• Passenger in fatal wreck Sunday in serious condition
• Getting Sycamore students in musical groove
• D-428 discusses uses for excess referendum money
• Sandwich leader eyes county board seat
• FAA action to delay new DeKalb airport projects
• Speaker offers pesticide resistance solutions
• Kishwaukee College hosts open house on college 
prep
• Osland offers outsider’s perspective in county board race
• Tobacco compliance failed by 9 DeKalb businesses
• Sandwich man hit by vehicle, critically injured
• Voter registration for March primary ends today
• Commission may decide fate of regional superintendents
• Council's approval paves road for DeKalb car dealership to relocate to Sycamore
• Woes accompany electronics recycling law
• Aqua water-sewer rate request cut by $1 million
• One critically injured in accident in Sandwich
• A workout times three at the YMCA in Sycamore
• New home fire sprinkler mandate in talks
• Metzger aims to bring county board together
• DeKalb man dies after crash on Lincoln Highway
• Harrison, Feithen reflect on time in DeKalb
• Kids take teaching role at SIT Conference
• Youth Baseball/Softball Sponsors Needed
• One killed in accident on Lincoln Highway
• Sycamore welcomes home soldier
• Information sought on report of man with gun in Waterman
• Pair of state senators square off in 35th District
• County state’s attorney’s office tries Web presence
• Tips sought on burglary at Joe’s Pizza in Genoa
• Program aids NIU students with financial forms
• Agee family establishes scholarship
• County spelling bee preparations under way
• Some say disease’s threat not worth killing deer
• Syverson
 campaigns 
in familiar territory
• Johnson surprised by Ill.’s red ink, cooperation
• Saturday homecoming planned 
for Sycamore soldier
• DeKalb man who broke into GameStop gets 5 years
• Green features discussed for DeKalb library expansion plan
• DeKalb resident changed the world around him
• New housing complex prepares for fall opening
• Former Sandwich youth minister pleads guilty to numerous felonies
• Kessler to retire as Sycamore fire chief
• DeKalb man charged with animal cruelty
• DeKalb man charged with 
robbery gets probation
• DeKalb library wins $2K national science kit grant
• Kessler retiring from Sycamore Fire
• TransVAC routes new buses to Kish College
• Kingston Elementary students jump for hearts
• Cortland board holds off on changes to liquor license fees
• Belvidere man gets 
8 years for burglary
• County gets its ad hocs in order on energy aggregation, administrator search
• Man gets probation for gun fire charge in Malta
• DeKalb task force breaks down Mount Prospect housing programs
• D-424 puts school closure on the table
• Sex offender pleads guilty to living near Sycamore Middle School
• Feb. 14 beckons many back to NIU
• Free dental care offered today in Sycamore
• Hearing on McCullough motions ends without resolution
• D-424 hears outsourcing misgivings during public hearing
• Staffing 
decrease targeted in D-427 to reduce deficit
• Couples celebrate longtime marriages at DeKalb event
• Fahnestock wants to add northern representation to county board
• Local libraries receive share of grant money
• Tapa La Luna reopens 
after DeKalb council OK
• Manzullo calls for teamwork, end 
of super PACs at DeKalb town hall
• More than $1M in cuts proposed for District 302
• Gudmunson uses simple approach to county board
• Weather, tools spur hydrant restoration in county
• Comedian Brian Regan to 
perform at Egyptian Theatre
• Sycamore Park District looks to fill citizens’ committee spot
• New NIU students understand Feb. 14 impact
• DeKalb City Council moves closer to hiring lobbyist
• Weather, tools spur hydrant restoration in Sycamore
• Kishwaukee College president skeptical of Obama’s funding plan
• Trial for ex-NIU WR Hurd delayed to August
• Kinzinger talks taxes, budget, immigration while in Genoa
• Anthropology Museum showcased at Cole Hall
• Cribben adapting to county board
• Genoa Chocolate Walk sweetens shopping
• FEED'EM SOUP HOSTS ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKE DINNER
• Kinzinger stops in Genoa to talk taxes, spending
• Chocolate Walk sweetens shopping in downtown Genoa
• Rochelle man found not guilty of child abduction
• Dentists offer day of free care
• Sycamore boy saves life of friend choking on Atomic Fireball
• Police: Sandwich youth 
attacked school workers
• Manzullo to hold town hall meeting in Genoa
• DeKalb City Council members react to Kapitan episode
• Cole Hall open house to display technology
• Big Rock teen may get consumption charge after striking a tree
• State's attorney primary pits Campbell vs. Smith
• Campbell says he has unfinished work
• Smith extends family legacy with law work
• Guilty plea entered in drug-induced homicide case
• Early casting call for county voters
• Retired teacher to offer youth tutoring at library
• Decision unlikely Monday on acting DeKalb city clerk
• Two-car crash injures Genoa teen, Marengo man
• DeKalb names interim fire chief
• Kinzinger to hold town hall Saturday in Genoa
• DeKalb man gets 2 years probation for child porn
• Candidate 
for DeKalb County state’s 
attorney touts work ethic at Hinckley town hall
• Audience at NIU searches for Web answers
• DeKalb County offers eight 
property tax exemptions
• Fundraiser set for DeKalb student with rare heart defect
• Groups formed to assist DeKalb library expansion effort
• Attempt at art council in county might be on its last leg
• Man pinned under semitrailer tires at 3M, flown to Rockford
• Fundraiser started for Wally Thurow memorial
• School recognizes Winter Special Olympians
• Rochelle veterans office to reopen parttime
• Local chambers of commerce in action
• D-428 parents voice concerns over middle school boundaries proposal
• Timeline offered in search to replace Bockman
• Tobias touts leadership in county board re-election bid
• DeKalb officials: Open Meetings Act inefficiencies led to Kapitan's resignation
• Program combines therapy, physical activity
• Feithen is leaving DeKalb for Monmouth Police Department
• State’s attorney candidate to hold Hinckley town hall
• Genoa extends lure for new home builders
• Open meeting issues led to clerk's resignation
• Feithen retiring from DeKalb, taking chief post in Monmouth
• Roman eager to bring fresh voice to county board
• Kapitan resigns as DeKalb city clerk, receives severance package
• Bicyclist hit by car taken to a Rockford hospital
• Sycamore
 sewer and water rates may hold
• Man struck by car taken to hospital for head injury
• Neighbors comment on courthouse expansion
• DeKalb City Clerk Steve Kapitan's separation agreement
• One injured in car-pedestrian accident
• Kapitan resigns as DeKalb City Clerk
• Legislation looks to lift smoking bans
• Custom chopper sparks interest in corn
• Sandwich outdoor expo sees increase in visitors, vendors
• Bishop shares Myanmar ministries at Sycamore church
• Scouts build outdoor skills at Klondike Derby
• Genoa residents hope D-424 suit brings answers
• Brown to push transparency in government
• Scouts build outdoor skills at Klondike Derby
• Event at Schnucks celebrates marriages of 50 years or longer
• Sandwich High School special 
occasion dress sale begins today
• ‘Mr. Pumpkin’ Wally Thurow remembered for changing 
a community
• D-428 officials suggest boundary change
• Local educators brace for more pension burden after Quinn's idea
• County chapter of League of Women Voters re-forms
• Assessing Kirkland's property tax controversy
• Family: Wally Thurow, 'Mr. Pumpkin,' dies
• Large loads on county roads banned soon
• NIU committee recommends hike in student fees, room 
and board rates
• DCFS violations force DeKalb preschool to close temporarily
• Sycamore child porn suspect found dead of apparent suicide
• Sidmore walks line between experience, outsider role in 90th District race
• Copper theft tips sought by Crime Stoppers
• Demonstrators still standing in DeKalb
• Attorney appointed as judge in 16th Circuit
• Sycamore residents asked to adopt fire hydrants
• Subject of child porn investigation found dead at home in Sycamore
• Trial date set for ex-NFL, NIU WR Hurd
• Cortland man gets 4 years for child porn charge
• Local company benefits from Tollway projects on I-88
• DeKalb County senior services director to retire
• Stalled train in DeKalb 
delays morning motorists
• Rochelle mayor wants to 
carry success to capital for 90th District
• Manzullo not worried about Kinzinger's fundraising lead
• NIU officials hope Quinn's plans include funding
• Local lawmakers react to Quinn's address
• Railroad crossings open in downtown DeKalb after train repaired
• Greenwell found guilty of murder
• Dixon native 
interested in 
politics since childhood
• County schools make Honor Roll
• DeKalb housing authority director closes in on projects before departure
• St. Charles native ties down funding for vets
• Ex-soldiers train to rehab 
sight-impaired veterans
• Press Release from the DeKalb County Treasurer’s office
• The DeKalb 100th Anniversary Chopper arrives at the Ellwood House Visitor Center...
• Greenwell found guilty in 2009 slaying
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• NRC investigating nuclear reactor water pumps
• West Elementary pilots paperless classrooms
• Arellano Jr. touts military background in 90th District GOP primary
• Byron nuclear unit’s loss of power 
leads to shutdown
• Outlook: Economy will manufacture growth
• Thrailkill expected to 
be arraigned in March
• DeKalb Public Library eyes Twain novel for Big Read
• Plano man charged with DUI has four such priors
• Personnel, programs targeted in Kaneland cuts
• Defense focuses on intimacy link in Greenwell trial
• Power loss shuts down one nuclear plant unit
• Greenwell trial continues as defense calls first witnesses
• Genoa event provides gathering place for local crafters
• Local flavors on display at Winter Farmers’ Market
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Sycamore reaps TIF district rewards
• Early voting to start next week
• Police: Teen’s online threat toward Sycamore school deemed not credible
• Sandwich Police warn of prize, payment scams
• Kishwaukee Community Hospital acquires Windmill Plaza
• Autopsy in Greenwell trial points to several strikes on victim, forensic pathologist says
• State lawmakers agree 
finances are top priority
• Information sought in license plate thefts
• Rivalry stirs up DeKalb, Sycamore fans
• County schools picking up more lunch tabs
• State chamber endorses Sen. Johnson’s foe in March primary
• Chase Bank ends DeKalb pursuit
• Battery of pregnant
 woman leads to probation
• Five weapons found in stalking suspect’s home
• Video depicts profane Greenwell recounting why he didn't call police
• County’s jobless rate cultivates optimism
• Future leaders encouraged by Sycamore chamber programs
• Sycamore Marine impressed with State of the Union trip
• Video of interview with suspect shown during Greenwell trial
• DeKalb library board seeks staff’s design input on expansion
• Director jumps into Sycamore Park District budget
• Kish, NIU respond to Obama’s overture
• Sycamore Snow artist unveils bald eagle sculpture
• Items from crime scenes discussed at Greenwell trial
• Executive director to exit county housing authority
• Election Central is live
• D-424 food service bids could be delayed
• Biernacki passed over for Colorado job
• DeKalb man charged with sex abuse of child
• Council narrowly OKs loan transfer for O’Leary’s owner
• DeKalb cooking fire causes $10K in damage
• Winds expose Peace, Route 64 light outage
• DeKalb council interviews finalists for lobbyist
• Choice focuses on construction in State of Kish address
• Judgment on court cameras still pending in area circuits
• D-427 board members weigh saving, spending
• Murder vs. self-defense at heart of Greenwell's first day of trial
• Biernacki passed over for Colorado job
• Weekly Meeting
• Officials think they've pinpointed problem with lights at Peace, Route 64
• Cooking fire damages DeKalb apartment
• Daughtry to hit the stage 
at the Convo on March 7
• Housing search begins for DeKalb Resident Officer Program
• Candidates in 90th District face off
• DeKalb council OKs task force consultants
• Greenwell jury selection incomplete after full day
• Genoa photographer captures family memories
• Afghan vet to attend State of Union with Hultgren
• Ex-Huskie Hurd changes lawyers
• Big Rock man charged in stabbing unable to post bail
• Genoa taxing bodies affirm incentive plan support
• Former Huskie, Bear Hurd changes lawyers
• Professionals to host free tax preparation sites for residents
• Dietitians dish nutrition guidelines to seniors
• D-427 board: Quick search brings quality heir
• DeKalb council 
plans special meeting to evaluate lobbyists
• Mexican dance group dazzles Oak Crest residents
• Ralliers call for better foreclosure policies
• Annual Winterfest draws in snow lovers
• Foreclosure rally planned for Sunday near Walmart
• Man charged in Sycamore burglary get 5 years
• Fire department 
provides cooking 
safety education
• Greenwell trial to begin Monday
• Genoa lawsuit against School District 424 sparks debate
• Schaumburg: What’s good for geese 
is good for Twitter
• Attempted murder charges filed in Hinckley stabbing
• Bacon milkshakes to be unveiled at Riccardi’s
• Harlem Wizards wow, delight D-428 families
• Customer service weather alert
• Weather-related cancelations, closures
• Police investigating stabbing in Hinckley
• Kish YMCA marks opening at Huntley Middle School
• Snow leads to closures, accidents
• Leaders discuss healthy initiatives
• Outage at Rt. 64, Peace Road temporarily fixed
• Chicago man charged in ’10 DeKalb robbery gets 6½ years
• DeKalb housing task force to submit proposals
• McCullough motions hearing continued again
• Five years after Bradley Olsen's disappearance
• Winter storm expected to bring snow today
• DeKalb to vote on waste disposal contract extension
• Plan for
 DeKalb 
Park District 
develops
• Snow expected in county Friday; winter weather advisory issued
• Ex-NIU Police officer pleads not guilty to sexual assault
• Irish eyes find DeKalb fire chief for Notre Dame post
• County board votes to allow shelter for huskies in Sycamore
• DeKalb middle school principals seek sixth-grade transition program
• NIU remembers professor for his passion, dedication to Kenya
• Unlicensed motorists still in driver's seat
• DeKalb man gets 4 years for numerous charges
• Hope in Unity classes begin Tuesday
• Nominations sought for United Way’s Spirit of Caring Award
• Harrison leaving DeKalb Fire Department
• Genoa City Council on board with incubator program
• Firm delays results of DeKalb retail preference survey
• Early budget projections in Sycamore portend another frugal year
• Safety task force to meet with students, residents
• Miss Illinois returns to Huntley, plans on NIU education
• DeKalb asks D-428 for financial help with tree project
• Juvenile charged 
in April 2010 DeKalb shooting
• Students return to Cole Hall
• Rotary Celebrates First Polio Free Year in India!
• Cole Hall reopens for classes at NIU
• Regular Meeting | American Red Cross of DeKalb County
• Ben Gordon Center to host free seminars
• Feed’em Soup to offer clothing to those in need
• D-428 challenges Harlem 
Wizards to hoops matchup
• Deadline nears for write-in candidates for local offices
• Biernacki a finalist for job in Colorado
• DeKalb service vocalizes King's words
• Biernacki finalist for job in Colorado
• Conservation program deadline extended
• DeKalb County mental health board is taking grant applications
• Fans meet Chicago Bear in Genoa
• DeKalb wedding expo ties brides-to-be, businesses together
• Tuition waivers losing support among state legislators
• State service commission seeks award nominations
• Local leaders still chase MLK's dream
• FEED’EM SOUP TO OPEN CLOTHING CLOSET ADDITIONAL HOURS IN JANUARY
• Chicago Bears player meets fans in Genoa
• Kinzinger talks jobs, health care in DeKalb
• Riesen to retire as head of District 427
• Chicken proposal sent back to DeKalb council
• MLK community service meant to bring people together
• NIU Libraries awarded $575K for digital research
• DeKalb ‘Business Wall’ update under way
• Fire in Kingston destroys garage, porch
• Kinzinger to hold town hall in DeKalb today
• Reopening of Cole Hall helps NIU move forward
• Officials say traffic problems ‘typical’ for first snowfall
• Police: Genoa victim attacked by girlfriend, other man
• Riesen to retire from Sycamore District 427 at end of school year
• DeKalb Park District re-examines Hopkins Pool renovations
• Arguments filed in DeKalb County dump appeal
• DeKalb man sentenced in child pornography case
• Goodwill to offer free tax assistance
• Mother arrested on child abduction warrant
• Analyst at farm show says crop prices have to fall
• Storm cancels abnormal winter weather
• Hope in Unity to help troubled youth earn GEDs
• Elgin residents charged in Genoa home invasion
• Civil War film to play in Sycamore
• Weather-related cancelations
• Customer service weather alert
• Police: DeKalb suspect said money from drug sales was for tuition
• With up to 8 inches of snow forecast, 'Winter has finally arrived'
• DeKalb library takes steps to gain grant for expansion
• Dog tags available in Sycamore at discount
• National identity theft bust comes through DeKalb
• Kishwaukee College OKs signage bid
• DeKalb Genetics motorcycle pulls in crowd at farm show
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on light damage, burglary
• DeKalb man hit by train 
in critical condition
• Remember: Go, slow and whoa when eating
• Winter storm blows into DeKalb County
• DeKalb connection to immigration fraud case
• Man hit by train in downtown DeKalb
• DeKalb housing task force criticizes consultants
• D-424 continues discussion on outsourcing
• Sycamore School District 427 to align its core
• Exhibitors ready for 30th farm show
• Warmth to give way Thursday
• Sycamore business to match donations for shelter floor
• Kaneland board seeks steeper cuts for 2012-13 year
• Three men charged with mob action, battery
• DeKalb cooking fire causes minor damage
• Brothers charged in Waterman bar fight have multiple priors
• DeKalb police station site work approved in shortened council meeting
• A warm welcome for NIU's GoDaddy.com Bowl winners
• Plan commission recommends vacating Locust for Sycamore jail expansion
• DeKalb County Courthouse basement fills with smoke
• Mundy wins Sycamore citizenship award
• D-428 renovation addresses security concerns
• New occupant to move into former Borders location
• Fire consumes camper, truck near county line
• GOODWILL TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE ON FREE TAX SITE FOR PUBLIC
• H&R BLOCK reopens new office in the Junction
• Old Navy in DeKalb to close
• Fire damages vehicles in Maple Park
• New tenant announced for former Borders store
• Local advisers say to apply for student aid now
• No injuries after 
driver loses control
 east of Kingston
• Brothers hospitalized, charged after Waterman bar fight

• One injury in collision at Annie Glidden and Taylor
• DeKalb exhibit is showcase of area agricultural history
• Town hall at DeKalb High School to spur health initiative
• Fundraiser planned at DeKalb High School for Bookcase for Every Child program
• Hinckley hires retiring 
police chief’s successor
• Savings accumulate for municipalities while snow stays away
• DeKalb robbery suspect still at large
• Trial set for Shabbona man accused of sexual abuse
• Two charged with possession of crack cocaine
• Police searching for man after armed robbery reported in DeKalb
• Whooping cough cases confirmed in county
• New director steps into Genoa chamber position
• Housing task force subcommittee refines improvement ideas
• Sycamore Park District pegs new executive director
• Fire breaks out at DeKalb town house
• Bond set at $100K for man with several drug charges
• DeKalb high schoolers run day care for class
• Man pleads guilty to 1 of 12 counts of child porn
• DeKalb City Council to consider contract for housing task force consultants
• Fire damages townhouse
• Genoa changes ordinance time to buy time
• Cortland man charged with battery 
of pregnant woman gets probation
• Rental licenses meet resistance in DeKalb
• Judge allows autopsy report in murder trial
• Mechanics: Don't be left in cold
• State offers seniors tax sidestep
• Former Huskies receiver Hurd indicted
• Auto accident statistics give mixed signals
• Sycamore’s revised jail plan garners new backing
• DeKalb Public Library hosts rare book sale
• DeKalb, Sycamore fire departments happy with wreaths' colors
• Sycamore man pleads not guilty to burglaries
• Hurd’s rap sheet includes days at NIU
• New year rings in a healthy outlook, gym memberships
• Winter is responsible for slip-up surge
• Synthetic marijuana banned, but concerns remain high
• Ambulance service now running in Cortland
• DeKalb schools 
return to session while others continued holiday break
• Local business leaders say outlook positive for 2012
• Chess tournament brings day of quiet competition
• Drug court helps Sycamore man fight addiction
• County’s first baby of 2012 born in Sandwich
• Library project created to prompt resolutions
• Players match wits in local chess tournament
• DeKalb parks master plan coming Jan. 19
• County joins recycling effort for holiday lights
• Two charged in DeKalb GameStop burglary
• Objection denied in Somonauk ballot petition case
• Top 10 local news stories of 2011
• Caller ends up in jail after initiating goose chase
• Downtown DeKalb’s 
Tapa La Luna to close
• Peace Road still years from full expansion, officials say
• Pierce Harley-Davidson not closing, but being sold
• Pierce Harley-Davidson not closing, but being sold
• Somonauk Fire ballot question upheld
• Charges filed in false abduction report
• Local’s soccer guide displayed at major retailers
• Sycamore Marine welcomed by friends, family
• Electoral board to rule on Somonauk fire district ballot question
• Teens charged with residential burglary, fleeing police
• Residents plan ahead for 2012 New Year's goals
• Red Kettle campaign exceeds its $70K goal
• Pierce Harley-Davidson in DeKalb closing
• Icy roads lead to morning accidents
• Man charged with police battery gets more than 9 years
• Committee takes tour of Sycamore courthouse project
• Democrats eye changing of guard in 14th district
• Loan business to move into former Burger King
• Sycamore grad paves way to Harvard University
• Closer look: New state laws for 2012
• Congressional primary races set
• Kishwaukee Family YMCA working out co-ops
• Tips sought in Hinckley antique iron wheels theft
• Somonauk man charged with reckless homicide, aggravated DUI from October crash
• Blind runner persists in yearlong effort to raise funds for charities
• Ellwood museum obtains son’s former home
• DeKalb has review of where TIF district funds were allocated
• Sidmore wins top position on ballot for 90th District state race
• Sandwich Police warn 
of text message scam
• Somonauk man charged with reckless homicide, aggravated DUI
• Local ag community sounds off on 2012 Farm Bill
• Mundy delves into Sycamore history
• Season of giving back, more deals
• Sharrows warn DeKalb motorists of bike areas
• Local churches didn’t take Christmas off
• DeKalb officials ‘anxiously’ await report from retail survey
• YEP is accepting project
 grant applications
• It's a busy time of year for nonprofits to receive
• St. Nick sees uptick in Sycamore visitors
• Sycamore High School alumni network set to launch
• Goodfellows helps families, needs more money to cover costs
• Goodfellows brighten Christmas for families in need
• Feds jump in to assist embattled local bank
• Home in Sycamore damaged by Friday fire
• One of county's oldest residents, 108, remembered
• Head-on collison sends 
3 people to hospital
• Manzullo, Kinzinger to square off in GOP 16th Congressional District primary
• Last-minute shoppers grab gifts
• Grand jury indicts Thrailkill on murder charges
• Home for the holidays – finally
• DeKalb refuse collection will be delayed one day
• Three injured in accident on Glidden Road
• Fire that damaged Sycamore home under investigation
• Thrailkill indicted in murder of NIU student Steven Agee II
• Candidates begin filing for Congressional seats
• DeKalb water sanitation rate increase begins Jan. 1
• Authorities check into separate fraudulent schemes directed at Kishwaukee College
• Rockford man dies from single-vehicle crash
• Housing authority nears completion of home for family in need
• Fostering a Christmas meal tradition
• Mike Mooney to hand over his keys after almost 19 years
• Sycamore man pleads not guilty to Sept. robbery charges
• County’s jobless rate rises in November
• Mooney dealership sold
• Unemployment up slightly in county in November
• One killed in accident on Glidden Road
• Wreck at Peace, Bethany sends debris over road
• Lottery officials seek recipients of unclaimed prizes
• DeKalb to discuss ash tree policy in spring
• Local ballot queries taking shape for March
• White Christmas likely just a dream this year
• Genoa incentive program faces overhaul after D-424's decision
• Keeping children engaged during winter break
• Accident on Peace Road slows traffic
• Progar, Johnson suspended for NIU's bowl game
• Genoa chamber director to exit for Hampshire job
• D-428 officials: Progress shown in 'flex' system, bilingual program
• Hope Haven project awarded annual HUD grant in full
• Members of Beth Shalom celebrate Hanukkah
• Officials say 
McCullough didn't ask for attorney
• Gift drives brighten holidays for families, children in need
• Lawsuit over wind farm dismissed
• NIU football's Progar charged with DUI
• Red Kettle donations $25K short of goal
• Investigators search for cause 
of Tegrant transformer fire
• NIU students start petition to pick new spot for police station
• NIU students, staff start petition to pick new spot for police station
• New member appointed to NIU Board of Trustees
• Sycamore City Council approves $3.5 million levy
• Fire contained at Tegrant building in DeKalb
• DeKalb to revitalize ‘Business Wall’
• Sycamore man charged with DUI in rollover
• Horse-drawn carriages ride through DeKalb
• NIU is moving to west with new roads, infrastructure
• Humane approach to Christmas presents
• Feed’em Soup provides meal for ‘Holiday Healing Benefit’
• Child sexual abuse a community concern
• Downtown carriage rides lift holiday spirits
• More than 400 change orders to new DHS
• Hurd posts bail; Bears cut former Huskie WR
• Four primary care physicians join KishHealth System
• DeKalb housing group blueprints policy timeline
• Chase Bank, McDonald’s proposals still in works in DeKalb
• Low-income children shop to shock their mothers for Christmas
• DeKalb High School change order log
• Hurd posts bail; Bears cut former Huskie
• Sycamore to get new recycling carts with lids
• Judges uphold remap on Ill. congressional districts
• Volunteers are ‘heart’ of Kish hospital
• Ex-Huskie, current Bear Sam Hurd faces federal drug charges
• DeKalb Library Board gets glimpse of expansion plans
• Genoa to remove young ash trees in wake of infestation
• Congressional maps upheld by federal judges
• Sam Hurd complaint
• Bears WR, ex-Huskie Sam Hurd faces drug charges
• State’s attorney hopefuls use cases for position
• Cortland’s big move could happen by the end of this month
• Man charged with perjury after claiming to be student
• DeKalb Library Board readies to borrow, hopes for state grant for expansion
• Day care centers look to slim down obesity
• Local Habitat for Humanity receives $5,000 grant
• Meals on Wheels in need of volunteers for January
• Flippin Eggs hunting for holiday gift donations
• DeKalb man charged with residential burglary has bond set at $150K
• McCullough’s speedy rape trial slows down
• Men charged separately with battery of pregnant women
• Kishwaukee College outlines strategic plan
• McCullough rape trial pushed back
• DeKalb property tax levy request receives unanimous approval from council
• DeKalb begins to hammer out ‘Irongate’ subdivision proposal
• District 427 approves $24.2 million levy
• Citizens encouraged to enroll in police academy
• D-424 delivers job assurance on outsourcing
• Tobias’ County Board candidacy withstands objection
• Mentors give business owners a boost
• One injured in separate crashes in nearby vicinity
• Two accidents near same intersection send one to hospital
• Tobias to remain on ballot
• Electronics banned from Ill. landfills Jan. 1
• Changes don’t quell jail expansion concerns in Sycamore
• Hundreds celebrate Shabbona Lake State Park
• Sycamore auxiliaries pack Christmas meal baskets for vets
• PSA Dewberry approved to design DeKalb police station
• Teen driver taken to 
hospital after car flipped
• DeKalb man charged with sexual assault of a minor gets four years
• DeKalb man possessing 73 grams of marijuana arrested
• Car rolls in accident on Lincoln Highway
• Political newcomer jumps in race for 14th District
• DeKalb cops take kids out for shopping spree
• NIU grads challenged to make difference
• Residents speak up on DeKalb library expansion
• Market brings Bethlehem to life
• Man enters not guilty plea to charges from Sept. shooting
• Finalists interview for park district director
• Public hearing on DeKalb County jail expansion scheduled
• Gun threat causes Genoa-Kingston Middle School to lock down
• NIU students win $10K for firm plan
• Old North Grove recognized for historical importance
• Challenge filed to petitions 
of county board candidate
• DHS players push importance of hard work, homework
• District 428 hopes to close achievement gap
• Weather, economy affect Christmas trees search
• Challenge filed to petitions of county board candidate
• Lockdown lifted at G-K Middle School
• A light dusting of snow has covered the ground. The sun is shining; and soon, th...
• Teenage suspect in Sept. shooting pleads not guilty
• Child porn suspect’s Web access shackled
• Walsh to run in 8th District, avoid primary showdown with Hultgren
• Local residents light up at Christmastime
• D-428 assistant chosen as Morton supervisor
• Cortland man ordered to register as sex offender
• Hot dog incident leads red wreath to get white light
• DeKalb Police 
station contract on council's agenda
• High schoolers take business venture for 
major experience
• Cortland teen in serious condition after Wednesday car crash
• Man charged in September shooting pleads not guilty
• Three taken to hospital after two-car collision in DeKalb
• Low turnout in DeKalb doesn’t deter veterans’ mission
• DeKalb man charged with identity theft gets probation
• Agee’s parents in court for suspect’s appearance
• Acting passion suits Sycamore boy with Neil Patrick Harris connection
• Area politicians say message is clear in Blago sentencing
• Three injured in accident
• Counting down... 2 more days to Holiday Open House 2011
• Request for lower bond for Thrailkill withdrawn
• Incident with crane near Genoa results in man being airlifted
• Walsh expected to make decision Thursday
• Teens in Transition helps students with disabilities
• District 428 residents may see tax hike after levy approval
• Sycamore woman arrested in Toys for Tots theft
• Kishwaukee College, District 428 on board with collaboration
• Walsh decision to now come Thursday
• Injury reported in accident involving a crane in Genoa
• Arrest made in theft from Toys for Tots box
• May trial date set for Curl
• H-BR honors fallen soldiers decades later
• Otto’s fined $750 for liquor license violations
• Walsh remains silent 
on his re-election plans
• Sycamore City Council approves workers’ compensation plan
• Woman hits two pedestrains, laughs and flees scene, police say
• Candlelit ceremony offers parents support, chance to honor deceased children
• Just 6 contested primaries to appear on local March ballot
• DeKalb Public Library to check out community input on expansion
• County board chairman will not seek re-election
• Final list of March primary candidates
• Thank you members for attending the annual member's preview night! The public ho...
• State cracking down on illegal handicap parking
• Lawmakers hope to ban manure from hazardous waste list
• Freezin’ for Food passes food collection goal
• Walsh close to decision on where to run
• House Cafe hosts bluegrass event for Christmas charity
• Holidays tough for those affected by mood disorder
• DeKalb antiques event answers queries
• Forest preserve readies for 2012 additions
• Health System Campaigns Win Top Awards
• NIU accepts GoDaddy.com Bowl invite
• DeKalb gets taste of Antiques Roadshow
• Freezin' for Food drive finishes strong
• Artist Val Pieroni working on finishing touches for Member's Night. Our open hou...
• Officials stress snow safety in face of heavy accumulation predictions
• Walsh campaign quiet on what his St. Charles visit means
• St. Mary School students cool with explosive visitor
• Santa Claus listens to Sycamore wishes
• Healthy support given to local initiative
• Dozens charged with underage drinking at DeKalb party
• Tentative Cole Hall open house scheduled
• DHS athletics celebrate end of Movember
• Huskies win MAC Championship
• Walsh holding campaign events in 14th District
• Tentative open house set for remodeled Cole Hall
• Union accuses county of unfair labor practices
• NIU to sell alcohol at some events after policy change
• Bears mascot encourages students to stop bullying
• Woman stole items from Toys for Tots, police say
• DeKalb children 
swarm Santa Claus
• Kish hospital begins $7 million expansion
• NIU fans not sitting out title game on couch
• Sycamore Police: Woman stole from Toys for Tots box
• Kish Hospital announces ER, maternity expansion
• ShoDeen
 explores development in northwest DeKalb
• Kishwaukee College, District 428 boards to cooperate on student success programs
• Festival exhibits Christmas tree competition at Sycamore museum
• CVS obtains construction, 
most demolition permits
• Goodfellows annual 
holiday party is today
• DeKalb man charged with possession of three illicit drugs
• Donors warm to Freezin’ for Food drive
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on residential burglaries
• Horse butchering for food gets Johnson's, Pritchard's nod
• Online tool connects students to employers, career paths
• DeKalb property tax rate could increase
• NIU community gathers, remembers shooting victim
• Walsh campaign mum on possible switch to 8th District run
• Hope Haven seeks towel, bedding donations
• Freezin’ for Food seeks to gain 16K pounds in donations
• Motions in McCullough rape case to be heard next month
• DeKalb seasonal parking restrictions start Thursday
• Genoa woman gets probation for propane charges
• Man wanted in Wisconsin arrested in DeKalb County
• A Huskie football fan’s travel guide to Detroit
• Sycamore business park sees more expansion with Fullco
• Sycamore High School, local businesses partner for work program
• Hope Haven seeking donations of linens
• Walsh campaign: No comment on possible district switch
• Wally Thurow injured in accident
• Plane crash victims died from blunt force trauma
• Committee of the Whole approves architecture firm
• Safety board touches on off-campus shooting
• Schrader: Roosevelt’s memory chugs on in car
• Candidate filing kicks off the election season
• DeKalb committee approves police station design contract
• Candidates who have filed to run for office
• Candidates begin filing for March election
• Accused shooter of NIU student seeks reduced bond
• Program helps seniors find their balance
• Negotiation technique praised in collective bargaining
• Small Business Saturday sees shoppers go local
• Holiday Light Train lights up families’ faces
• Briscoe: Here’s Budget 101 for District 428
• Bookcase project to promote literacy
• Early hunters find bargains on Black Friday
• NIU provost withdraws from UNO search
• Animal shelter offers Black Friday deals, too
• Regional superintendent funding shift leaves uncertainty
• DeKalb chicken proposal to wait until January
• County real estate tax dollars distributed
• Residents take advantage of Black Friday sales
• Shoppers encouraged to think small during big holiday shop
• Genoa family thankful in a time of loss
• New Hope brings holiday meal to thankful community
• Above average snow predicted this winter
• Feed’em Soup feeds turkey to community
• Jobless rate on decline in DeKalb County
• Suspect in fatal NIU shooting arrested hours after off-campus party
• Local attorney appointed for juvenile suspect in Sept. shooting
• Council to survey architecture firm
 options for DeKalb Police station
• DeKalb man charged with multiple drug-related crimes
• NIU shooting victim remembered for humor, involvement with university
• Thanksgiving through the eyes of children
• Turkeys don't just fly into the oven
• Holiday travel expected to climb; police say be cautious
• Volunteers, pantry provide ingredients for Thanksgiving feast
• Information on Hinckley home burglary sought
• D-424 opens bids on services
• Airport suit dismissal denied
• Sycamore OKs
 aggregation 
referendum, traffic light changes
• DeKalb waits on electricity ballot approval
• Suspect arrested in shooting that killed NIU student
• One killed in DeKalb shooting
• County Treasurer Makes Final Distribution
• TAILS Humane Society adopts a Black Friday deal
• Sycamore holds property tax line, but plan does call for hike for library
• Local groups offer Thanksgiving meals
• Cigarette ashes start fire that ruins Hinckley home
• DeKalb 
Police 
station design work 
delayed
• North Grove School studied for place in history
• Man pleads guilty to Kish bomb threat
• Bilingual classes mesh learning
• Peace Road widening project is complete
• Holiday lights recycling program runs until Jan. 10
• Postal Service releases equipment return request
• Shoppers, businesses 
celebrate Hollydays in downtown DeKalb
• Could nuclear disaster happen here?
• Precautions, security come in bunches at Byron nuclear plant
• Sycamore Road gets attention with DeKalb marketing plan
• Visitors get glimpse of past life at Glidden home
• I hope you are as excited as I am about our new acquisition! Brian
• DeKalb students honor unknown soldiers at Arlington cemetery
• Police seize two pounds of marijuana in probe
• Genoa swipes for support of
 downtown improvements
• Friction grows after Shabbona Village Board appointment
• College costs rise as financial aid shrinks
• Turkey calls answered as collection draws meat, money donations
• Shooting suspect in custody in DeKalb
• DeKalb City Council to resume meeting Monday
• Somonauk library open Sundays through May
• Shooting suspect in custody
• DeKalb man joins state 90th district race
• Hope Haven opens house in celebration of new addition
• NIU provost a semifinalist for UNO president post
• Volunteers in Sycamore pack food for starving children around the world
• Nearly two dozen more counts filed in NIU burglaries case
• Palmer remembered for music, kindness
• Accident overturns tank of anhydrous ammonia
• County campaign is battling underage drinking
• Ellwood home handed to museum
• Feithen recommends Pleasant Street area for possible officer program
• DeKalb gets
 an insider view from Springfield
• Sycamore burglary suspect may have 
private representation
• Smokeout kicks off today
• Sycamore to recommend acting city manager takes permanent post
• 
Group hosts event to gather petition signatures
• Libraries investing in digital reading material
• Wii bowling rolls seniors’ social life, physical activity together
• DeKalb loose leaf pickup to end Nov. 30
• Molly’s move next door is set in motion
• County board passes $79M budget despite a few objections
• Gregory to be recommended as Sycamore city manager
• March trial set for attorney charged with prostitution
• Suspect charged in multiple Sycamore burglaries
• Graduation rate dip doesn't shake confidence
• Man accused of filing false report gets 4 years
• NIU to test campus, text alert system Thursday
• D-427 OKs preliminary levy, discusses academic achievement
• D-428 looks at Huntley and Founders spending
• DeKalb transfers $3.6M 
to fill budget holes
• Frozen turkey collection to provide for those in need
• Hiawatha teacher association approves contract agreement
• Free clinic provides diabetes education
• Harvey man charged with possession of a stolen car
• Red wreaths illuminate safety
• DeKalb library agreement passes, paves way to close part of North Third Street
• DeKalb Park District gets new member appointed to board
• Aggregation 
consultant 
unease may slow process in county
• Kaneland to request 
property tax raise
• Mooseheart bald eagles unleashed
• Longtime band director’s legacy lives in music
• Players dodge for a cause in DeKalb
• Genoa residents raising epilepsy awareness
• Egyptian Theatre Restoration Committee steps aside
• District 426 educators to vote on contract
• Officials investigate Sycamore garage fire
• Genoa group teaches snowmobile safety
• Sunshine Scoop Shoppe Winter hours
• Longtime band leader Dee Palmer dies
• Holiday drive for gift-filled shoe boxes begins Monday
• Feed’em Soup founder, president steps down
• Hiawatha School District 426, teachers reach contract agreement
• District 426 teachers to vote Monday on agreement
• DeKalb 
police, fire pension funds reportedly on 
rebound
• Six DeKalb businesses fail police tobacco checks
• Hope Haven close to utilizing its new digs
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on overnight car burglary
• County honors veterans and their sacrifices
• Some possess special connections with 11-11-11
• NIU readies for alert upgrade, mission update
• Missouri man charged in scam 
of local resident
• Manzullo and Hultgren 
address county business leaders
• Drug-induced homicide suspect arrested in Chicago
• DeKalb City Council could fill budget deficits Monday
• Man pleads not guilty to sexual assault, battery of member of household
• Trial date set for mother accused of stifling baby
• Honor roll preserves legacies of local veterans
• Riverdale man charged with drug-induced homicide
• DeKalb library still waiting on land headway
• Van Arsdale III motions to be held 
until co-defendant appears in court
• Girls on the Run has grown in Sycamore
• A look at local Veterans Day events
• Matekaitis running for Klein's circuit judge seat
• Hiawatha teachers hope to make progress in contract negotiations
• Sycamore makes gain in grain safety
• Sycamore native wins TV news production Emmy
• U.S. Cellular offers free device workshop in DeKalb Saturday
• DeKalb man gets two years for witness harassment
• Genoa woman allegedly punches cop in face, breaks booking room window
• Todd declares intent to run for county treasurer
• DeKalb officials expand on library land process, say everything appears kosher
• Education leaders focus on progress, not AYP
• State Republican online straw poll has opened
• Bomb threat on NIU 
campus called unfounded
• Costumes, candy consume area on Halloween
• Sycamore man turns himself in for sexual assault charge
• External factors key to reaching AYP benchmarks
• Man arrested after police say he stabbed someone with a sword
• ‘White knight’ accused 
of stabbing man with 28-inch sword
• Barsema Hall reopened at NIU after bomb threat
• Local hours for trick-or-treating
• Police: Watch for deer while driving in ‘rut’
• Harvest help on nearly 400 acres overwhelms Genoa couple
• Newcomers, old hands enjoy 50th Sycamore Pumpkin Festival parade
• Kish program aims to assist graduate hiring in veterinary field
• County learns lesson in 'No Child' expectations
• The Sycamore Pumpkin Festival Parade begins at 1:00pm today (Oct. 30th).
• DeKalb ‘on track’ early in Fiscal Year 2012, officials say
• Sycamore festival announces pumpkin display winners
• County departments seek relief from budget
• Safety advised for collecting candy
• State Republican Party to conduct online straw poll
• Fourth man arrested in DeKalb robbery
• Fourth arrest made in September shooting
• Local trick-or-treating hours
• Our TripAdvisor page is a perfect 5! But, we need a few more reviews.
• DeKalb County unemployment rate dips to 9.1 percent
• Community foundation begins plans for renovation of depot
• Broken Benefits: Pension reform brings concerns
• Teenagers attend fair for post-graduation options
• Unemployment drops in county in September
• 7pm tonight at the Ellwood House Visitor Center. "Readers Theater Production: Li...
• Broken Benefits: Pension funds in brief
• Local physician’s license suspended
• Third man arrested in September shooting in DeKalb
• Cornerstone Christian Academy running a $50K race for tuition assistance goal
• Pumpkins usher in 50th annual festival in Sycamore
• Library proposal on its way to DeKalb council
• Broken Benefits: Public vs. private explored
• Another arrest made in September shooting
• License of Sauk Medical Clinic doctor suspended
• Klein to retire as judge in time for replacement to be elected
• Broken Benefits: Municipalities have price to pay
• DeKalb parks Garden Road proposal
• Paroled Rochelle man charged with sexual abuse
• Holiday lights recycling program begins Nov. 1
• Winery to give Sycamore preview at Pumpkin Fest
• Financial planners: Forecast grim for D-427, despite sound management
• Businesses play role in supporting school conferences
• Broken Benefits: NIU pensions – a closer look at the top 10
• Brady to seek presiding circuit judge nomination
• Ag safety forum to be held today to reap public input
• Feed'em Soup readies for first helping in its new location Wednesday
• Brady to seek circuit judge nomination
• Social Security assistance ends at DeKalb Senior Services Center
• DeKalb City Council wants ward makeup input
• China House reopens with hibachi grill, sushi
• Maple Park man accused of forging father’s name
• The trees are golden
• Congressional 
war chests fill for primaries
• STEMfest at Convo Center 
breaks fun down to a science
• Record crowd steps to DeKalb hunger walk
• Hultgren, Walsh filling war chests for possible primary showdown
• Walsh urges voters at Sandwich town hall to fight for future
• Broken Benefits: General Assembly Retirement System (GARS)
• Broken Benefits: Teachers' Retirement System (TRS)
• Broken Benefits: State Universities Retirement System (SURS)
• Broken Benefits: State Employees' Retirement System (SERS)
• Broken Benefits: Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF)
• Broken Benefits: Judges' Retirement System (JRS)
• Call leads to search for source
• Teacher-mentoring program has flourished
• Street near DeKalb County 
Courthouse to close during the day
• DeKalb officials: CVS 
proposal makes progress
• Southeast Elementary School students extract rock skills from quarry
• Train hits vehicle that was stuck on DeKalb tracks
• District 428 mulls over high school statistics class
• Local agencies get grants 
for emergency radios
• Incubator in Genoa looking for second class of small businesses
• Resident drives for aphasia awareness
• Report of home invasion unfounded
• Train hits vehicle stuck on tracks in DeKalb
• Bee raises money for literacy
• Chicago man arrested, claims he had hand in more than 70 car burglaries
• Genoa sets up tree preservation plan
• Mother pleads not guilty to attempted murder of her baby
• DeKalb man pleads guilty to criminal 
sexual abuse, gets seven years
• Quaid, Efron movie a wrap in county
• DeKalb City Council to reintroduce redistricting discussions
• U.S. Rep. Walsh to host three town halls
• ATHENA banquet scheduled for Nov. 1
• Chicago man admits to NIU car burglaries
• Woman pleads not guilty to charges of trying to kill her child
• Employers up at NIU's job fair
• County to start website 
for genealogy searches
• Sheriff’s office to auction seized items
• Employers increase at NIU's job fair
• Marketing plan vetted by airport board
• County board delays aggregated energy decision
• NIU alumni trade success stories
• DeKalb County mental health board seeks applicants
• Low-interest loan program available to state farmers
• Legal organizations to team up to offer mentoring program
• NIU community gathers to memorialize Keller
• Kishwaukee College going public for input with strategic plan
• Sycamore agrees to recycling contract
• Sex offender charged with living near Sycamore Middle School
• Kishwaukee College to host nursing site review
• District 428 eyeing cushion with $5 million bond
• Cortland preparing for its own ambulance runs
• Firefighters train on home to be razed
• CourtWatch still vigilant on domestic violence
• Two DeKalb restaurants to move this winter
• DeKalb Liquor Commission 
hearing canceled Monday
• Coroner: Man died 
from carbon monoxide poisoning in Saturday fire
• Genoa ordered to pay $260K for 2002 incident involving police officers
• Money for detective is OK, but not for prosecutor
• County RAMP to host free 
hearing screenings today

• Homecoming goes off without any major incident, police say
• Awareness, law enforcement cooperation keep local gang activity mostly in check
• None injured by oven fire
• Sycamore Township to honor highway official
• DeKalb man dies in apartment fire
• Deadbeat Illinois: Behind the unpaid bills numbers
• Cortland Parade shows off adoptable dogs
• Project will make local records available digitally
• Ukrainian man gets lessons on efficiency in DeKalb
• Promise Fund committee accepting applications
• Group takes to courthouse lawn for local rally against corporate greed
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• One killed in fire at University Village
• No injuries in bus accident that spurs drug charges
• Mitchel Lounge is newest Stratford Inn venture
• ‘American Dream’ rally 
to be held at courthouse
• Josh to seek eighth term as circuit clerk
• Police seek alleged juvenile shooter from Sept. 28 incident
• Genoa-Kingston Fire Department honors elementary school principal
• Seeds planted for community garden project
• Farmers expecting excellent soybean, average corn crops
• Shabbona man arraigned on sex abuse, assault charges
• No students injured in bus, pickup truck accident in Sycamore
• Arrests made in DeKalb shooting
• Authorities investigate Malta fire as arson
• One of four accused in Hinckley burglary pleads guilty
• County board targets 
assessor’s office for cuts
• Mock DUI participants aim to learn, leave impact
• Singers get look at college-level performance
• Local law enforcement agencies prepare for homecoming
• Sycamore man, 18, pleads guilty to mob action
• A year later, community grieves loss of NIU student
• McCullough will face rape trial first
• DeKalb measures up well in collecting water data without state help
• District 427 emphasizes 
curriculum on continuity
• DeKalb leaf pickup 
service to start Monday 

• Family battles with siblings’ brain cancer
• Otto's cited for violation of liquor control laws
• D-427 weighs whether Everyday Math adds up
• Challenger emerges for Campbell in state's attorney primary
• Campbell to have primary challenger
• McCullough to face rape charges first
• Housing task force wants to debunk safety image of DeKalb
• County listens to energy pitches for unincorporated citizens
• County residents debate ‘Smart Grid’ at town hall meeting
• Local man works to inspire community fitness
• Tax levy raise approved by Kishwaukee College BOT
• DeKalb checks into airport advertising
• Preschool called crime prevention tool during event with lawmakers, law enforcement
• Sustainability program to be held today
• Tegrant to be purchased for $550M by Sonoco
• Local businesses ‘like’ networking benefits
• Kaneland, villages near land, fees deal
• Firefighters address fire prevention measures
• Local firefighters respond, learn from nearby train derailment
• Potential Locust Street alterations for jail expansion draw worry
• Police station design contract impeded at DeKalb City Council meeting
• Sonoco to acquire Tegrant
• Kinzinger could challenge Manzullo for U.S. Congress
• Safety course to be held in honor of Keller
• Donation account for Genoa fire victims set up
• Powder puff football kicks off NIU homecoming week
• Never too late for class at Kish
• Breastival raises funds for cancer patients’ wigs, specialty apparel
• Malta house fire under investigation by sheriff's office
• Looking to lock on to jail expansion options
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• County committee votes to halt vehicle purchases
• Neighbors, children rally around Genoa fire victims
• Emerald ash borer is spreading in county
• Woman charged with possession of explosives, arrested for 8th time in 2 months
• Keeping heads up while facing cancer
• County sues companies for 2008 Keslinger Bridge collapse
• County sues over collapsed bridge
• DeKalb Avenue in Sycamore reopened after roof fire
• State to decide which McCullough case will go to trial first
• Sycamore museum display to honor manufacturing
• Kaneland High School locked down briefly
• Electricity 
in air at DeKalb City Council's Monday meeting
• NIU alum copes with rare memory loss disease
• County's heroes honored for community service
• Man gets 30 days, fine for sexual abuse of child
• Fire hits Baseline Road corn crib
• DeKalb man pleads guilty to 
aggravated sexual abuse
• No resolution determined in Genoa house fire
• Public Policy Committee Renewal
• Sponsorship Opportunity
• Kaneland High School locked down briefly Thursday
• Arraignment date for new McCullough charges set
• Some District 428 students take a hike, bike for a day
• Attorney files motion to suppress search of Orozco's apartment
• DeKalb homecoming parade to take new route today
• DeKalb man arrested in drug sweep gets four years
• Guilty plea for Sycamore man in June stabbings
• District 428 looking 
to partner with YMCA
• Kishwaukee College
 enlightens Lt. Gov. Simon during tour visit
• Fire turns Genoa home into 'total loss'
• Budget appeals logged at county board committee meeting
• Peters: NIU still waiting for $30M state aid payment
• New associate judge named for 16th Judicial Circuit
• Firefighters battle house fire in Genoa
• Regular Meeting | State of the State with Bob Pritchard
• Regular Meeting | LTC David Dosier Classification Talk
• Regular Meeting | DeKalb County Jail Expansion Committee Update
• Football player shooting suspect wants search suppressed
• Brooks teacher surprised with $1K in supplies
• Pumpkin season starts for area orchards
• Man, 37, charged with attempted kidnapping
• ‘Playboy Club’ becomes TV 
season’s first cancellation
• Grant to help Sandwich Park District build rec center
• Man charged with mob action pleads not guilty
• The Playboy Club canceled before scene filmed in county courthouse aired
• Attorney charged with prostitution pleads not guilty
• Memorials to be held in honor of Leland baby
• ComEd reinforces 120 wooden utility poles
• Pritchard to host town hall meeting on 'Smart Grids'
• Sycamore City Council hears jail expansion concerns
• Domestic violence survivors share stories at vigil
• Web Girl opens second location
• Suspect in custody in incidents that prompted community alert
• New bond for McCullough set at $100K
• Bolingbrook woman killed in two car crash
• Sycamore native receives hero’s welcome
• Getting a prayer for pets
• Work Experience Opportunity for Businesses
• DeKalb native, former Titans assistant Heimerdinger dies at 58
• One killed in two-vehicle crash in Shabbona
• Investigation continues in Wednesday night DeKalb shooting
• Officials look to expand county jail into N. Locust Street
• Investigators: One of 
three fires was intentional
• Spence will be 16th 
District’s chief judge
• Nicklas leaves a lasting legacy in Sycamore
• State claims 4 area pools not compliant with drain law
• Sycamore man already in custody for an unrelated incident charged with robbery
• City to welcome home Sycamore soldier
• McCullough facing new charges
• New chief judge named for 16th Circuit
• Swaggerty sentenced to 39 years in prison
• Ford challenges students with driving skills test
• Police: DeKalb woman tried to hitch hike away from DUI crash
• Feed’em Soup to move Oct. 26 to South First Street
• Pritchard appointed to plain language task force
• Community urged to read along to 'Maltese Falcon'
• Decision on subpoena for reporters notes expected in November
• Overnight fires being investigated by DeKalb Fire
• Public hearing on DeKalb library development postponed
• Feed'em Soup wins Toyota minivan
• Grand Marshal, Friend of Pumpkin Festival named
• Winning lottery ticket has yet to be claimed
• Project sites needed 
for Rake Across DeKalb
• DeKalb County mental health board seeking applicants
• Marcy Buick sworn in as associate judge for 16th
• Public hearing on library development postponed a month
• Public hearing on development deal is postponed
• Potter fans bring Quidditch game to life at NIU
• Park district continues executive director search
• One person taken to KCH in late-night shooting
• Late-night DeKalb shooting 'not a random act'
• Lotto ticket sold at DeKalb gas station wins $250,000
• DNA test results still pending in Keller case
• Man gets eight years for 2010 Cortland burglary
• DeKalb samples community on retail taste
• Everyday 
Math program in D-427 placed under review's microscope
• Gas leak causes combustion at Monsanto
• DeKalb samples community on retail tastes
• Sycamore man killed by gunman in Afghanistan
• First-year farmer left life in Las Vegas to let it ride in Waterman
• Gas leak at Monsanto building causes evacuation
• Sycamore native killed in shooting at Kabul embassy
• Three arrested in reported armed robbery
• DeKalb dice game leads to arrest of Chicago man
• Cortland Police officer receives Medal of Valor for saving lives in July
• D-428 wants to unload empty buildings, expenses
• Cortland Police officer receives Medal of Valor
• Police: Man hospitalized after threatening wife
• DeKalb Police probe reports of shots fired over weekend
• DeKalb City Council endorses new police station, library proposals
• Fire causes $150K in damage, closure of Parkway Restaurant
• Sycamore native invests efforts in building a better bike seat
• Man hospitalized after threatening wife, self
• Parkway Restaurant damaged by fire
• Hydrant flushing to continue 
this week in Sycamore 

• Training prepares firefighters for grain bin rescues
• DeKalb library public hearing 
to concentrate on land buy
• Entrants, attendees clamor for sequel to Sycamore film event
• Initiative to focus on area water preservation
• Riders hospitalized for minor injuries in Cortland motorcycle collision
• Kirkland about to get wired with fiber-optic plan
• September Fest taking flight in DeKalb
• D-428 approves trademark of Barbs logo, phrase for gear sales
• Report: DeKalb County Landfill to reach capacity in about 7 years
• Maple Park man gets three years in prison in Kaneville theft
• Ribbon-cutting is set for food bank’s center
• Transitioning from military to college classroom
• Former NIU president Clyde Wingfield dies
• DeKalb man gets 15 years for sexual assault of girls

• Federal disaster help available for farmers
• Van Arsdale III hearing is Nov. 9; Orozco Oct. 5
• New motion hearing date set for man accused in Butler shooting
• Locals relive memories at Egyptian open house
• More evidence swapped in McCullough case
• Switchfoot, Anberlin cancel Convo concert
• County unemployment 
climbs to 10.1 percent
• Education 
pensions receive 
diagnosis at DeKalb High School
• County rolls up sleeves for flu shots
• Hinckley man pleads guilty to felony burglary
• Sycamore documentary opens film festival
• Switchfoot concert at Convo canceled
• County unemployment rose in August
• Man sentenced to seven years for gun offenses
• County OKs Regional Office of Education loan
• Walsh will run for 14th District; Hultgren unhappy
• West Elementary School celebrates ‘whirled’ peace
• District 428 considers hiring auditorium manager
• County begins its budget process on proposed $79M plan
• Improved Daily-Chronicle.com helps find news faster
• Development around new NB&T location waiting
• Businesses assemble to explore county’s draw
• DeKalb man gets six years for writing bad checks
• Input sought to improve emergency services
• Chicago man pleads guilty to DeKalb burglary
• Crime Stoppers seeking assistance in two thefts
• Please join us this Saturday, September 24th at 2:00 pm in the Visitor Center fo...
• Walsh announces he will run in 14th
• District 428 begrudgingly OKs budget
• DeKalb task force discussing landlord 
liability
• Sycamore is hoping for ‘brief’ search for permanent city manager
• County makes offer on cost estimates for Keslinger Bridge replacement
• Glidden Homestead seeks wish list for shower gifts
• District 424 officials hope retention area stops flooding
• Stove fire in DeKalb causes $6K in damage
• One person hospitalized after two-car accident
• Sycamore surviving in struggling economy
• Sycamore artist furnishes tree trunk 'chair' with character
• Kishwaukee's growth hasn’t hit ceiling other community colleges have reached
• Stove fire damages DeKalb apartment
• Sycamore council donates train depot, announces Nicklas' replacement
• Development for Puri, Peace intersection gets Sycamore council OK
• Game on: Local arcade to take part in time capsule
• Movie, TV filming in county creates buzz, economic impact
• Sycamore council donates train depot, Gregory named acting city manager
• Legal self-help center now available online
• DCCF names county native as program director
• Morris businessman may challenge Manzullo for redrawn 16th District
• Customer Service Alert
• More than 200 attend inaugural Alzheimer’s walk
• County budget shows recession still strong
• Three hospitalized 
after car hits pole
• Sycamore to flush hydrants this week
• Farm yields: Road hazards approach with fall harvest
• Wheel–A–Thon provides unique perspective
• County real estate tax funds distributed
• Regular Weekly Meeting | "Harold Beck and WWII"
• Van Arsdale III court date to be rescheduled Friday
• DeKalb ‘strategic thinking’ invigorates financial approach
• Global flags display DeKalb's diversity
• Future of Sycamore train depot to be decided Monday
• Purple paint to mark 'no trespassing' areas in Illinois
• Chicago man sentenced to 23 years for DeKalb bank robbery
• Buick chosen to fill 16th Circuit judge position
• Tribute to Heroes honorees announced
• Malta woman charged with 
burglary gets $50K bond
• DeKalb Police probe robbery, 
attempted robbery
• Eaglets soon to be released at Starved Rock State Park
• DeKalb County looks to 
expand tourism 
after recent success
• Egyptian Theatre to hold open house Thursday
• Bond set at $50,000 for woman charged with Schnucks burglary
• Inaugural Sycamore Film Festival is bringing Hollywood to community
• NIU Board of Trustess passes a $436M internal budget for 2012
• Metra: Track obstruction leads to busing near Elburn station
• Police investigate robbery, attempted robbery in DeKalb
• Buick named associate judge in 16th Circuit
• Film crew looks for locals to cast 
extras in movie
• Electronic recycling event set for Oct. 1
• Kaneland School District 302’s superintendent gets new contract
• Lee Road, railroad 
crossing to close Sept. 24
• Controlled substance case gets man 3 years in prison
• Resurgence of whooping cough is one reason health officials cite for getting vaccinations
• NIU students learn about service opportunities at fair
• Reporter says he never volunteered to turn over notes in McCullough case
• DeKalb library closer to land deal for expansion
• Clean USA Cleaning & Restoration names Matthew Ludens Operations Manager
• Film looking for local extras
• Crime Stoppers seeks 
information on ComEd theft
• Resident-only parking near Prairie Park gets council OK
• District 427 applying for $409K loan to upgrade technology
• Smoke from Minnesota is blowing into northern Illinois
• Puri Drive, Peace Road intersection could become active
• DeKalb Park District holds meeting for opinions on master plan
• DeKalb County has 2 semifinalists for National Merit Scholarship
• Kish trustees pass budget for next year
• Food drive to help Feed’em Soup
• TV show 'The Playboy Club' filming scene in Sycamore
• DeKalb Ag alumni celebrate 100 years
• Smoke from Minnesota wild fire moves into Illinois
• Not guilty plea entered in fatal Feb. car crash
• DeKalb County Board member Metzger to run for state's 90th District
• Chronic truancy rate might double in schools, Morrison says
• Pair of 
robberies could be related
• DeKalb City Council selects law firm for outsourcing
• Kaneland School District 302 looks at spending plan
• Two Chicago men charged with robbery
• Initial success of program proves to be no fluke
• Collaborative efforts make path possible
• DeKalb armed robberies under investigation
• Authorities investigate fatal rollover accident
• Metzger throws hat into race for 90th state House district
• Woman indicted in fatal February accident, pleads not guilty
• Crowds flock to Great Genoa Duck Race
• Cancer survivor combines resources, information to help other patients
• Athena nominations sought
• Kite Fest is fun with strings attached
• Matching opportunity for DCCF campaign ends this month
• 'Sense of unity:' Community gathers to remember Sept. 11
• Dozens gather in Sycamore to welcome soldier home
• DeKalb man dies in one-vehicle accident
• Local residents remember 9/11
• Hobby Lobby to remain open during facade remodeling
• Sandwich Fair chocolate contest leaves judges with ‘delicious’ decision
• School district 428 works out kinks in busing system
• Deep-seated rivalry between Sycamore, DeKalb fans
• Genoa woman remembered as 'outgoing person'
• DeKalb survey asks residents about their retail, dining needs
• Local Sept. 11 events
• Supporting their brothers, sisters
• Growing up after 9/11
• ‘There’s a balance to strike’
• Town hall meeting to provide information on state pensions
• District 428 board considers changing meeting location
• Ice cream shop holding contest for football fans
• DeKalb City Council to vote on legal outsourcing Monday
• DeKalb man pleads 
guilty to March forgery
• Two taken to hospital after rollover accident
• Pritchard to seek re-election in state's 70th House District
• Hultgren to hold mobile office hours next week
• Day of Caring kicks off Kishwaukee United Way campaign
• Orion Samuelson salutes farmers at Sandwich Fair
• Franklin Township Park stage cover ‘a long time coming’
• NIU awarded grant for science, math education
• McCullough enters not guilty plea, will submit to buccal swab
• Labor Day murder trial pushed to January
• NIU Police auction set 
for Saturday morning
• New Ice Cream Flavor - Deep Dish Apple
• Barbs VS Spartans Support your Team by eating ice cream
• McCullough pleads not guilty to kidnapping, murder charges
• NIU sees decline in student enrollment
• Sandwich Fair’s reputation golden
• Man involved in July 
attack pleads guilty
• County finance committee OKs budget, loan for Morrison's office
• Static over radios leaves District 428 board members unhappy
• DeKalb, Sycamore libraries get in 
on football rivalry
• DeKalb man pleads 
guilty to sexual abuse
• Tickets on sale for 
Sycamore Film Festival
• Flu shots available at upcoming clinics
• Bear at home in Sycamore
• Kishwaukee United Way's 7th Annual Day of Caring
• Overall enrollment down at NIU
• Building auction to help community foundation
• Shoe collection honoring 9/11 victims
• Sump pump motor 
causes minor damage
• Superintendent advocates ‘patience’ while adjusting to new school flow
• Sycamore
 takes step to give away old depot
• County candidates pick up petitions
• Schooled in ways of new school
• Woman
 charged with DUI, battery of trooper after going wrong way
• District 428 moves to cushion itself from state with bond issuance
• DeKalb man pleads guilty 
to child abduction
• Get your smartphone working for you
• DeKalb Seeks Retail and Dining Input
• McHenry Democrat enters race for 14th Congressional
• ‘Superhero’ librarian champions alternative genre
• Events intend to keep Sept. 11 in thoughts locally
• Fall looms on Labor Day; residents enjoy fading summer
• Study reveals reactions after 2008 NIU shootings
• DeKalb could make decision soon on legal outsourcing
• Competitions spice up local restaurants
• Preparations for 2012 election season are here
• Leaving the job at home
• Back in a familiar place
• Jonamac Orchard brings back a taste of fall
• Installation of Wurlitzer organ at Egyptian on hold
• Police charge two more in July Hinckley robbery
• Third Republican has eye on 90th District
• DeKalb Marine gets ‘overwhelming’ ride
• Local entities pushing intiative to bring county's weight down
• DeKalb parks receive grant from Target
• Train speeds increased in Genoa
• Hultgren will run for re-election in 14th Congressional District
• Commemorating history in DeKalb
• Senator Johnson to host scam prevention program
• Maple Park fest to have parade, bands
• Assistance dog needs expensive help himself
• DeKalb schools resume next week and I'm sure there are a lot of people excited a...
• Hultgren to run for 14th Congressional District
• Sunrise Rotary collects for Salvation Army
• Peters wants NIU's enrollment at 30,000 by 2020
• Malta commissioner pleads guilty to battery
• NIU’s student military program to receive grant
• No Keslinger Bridge replacement soon
• Crime Stoppers seeks information on burglary
• Open houses provide look at year to come
• Police: DeKalb man stole wallet before act of battery
• Officials respond to report of smoke at NIU
• Genoa library waiting on funds to start its expansion
• Military Student Services Office to hold can drive
• Miss Illinois 2011 to hold open house Saturday
• Men facing burglary and car theft charges
• Roadside memorial for February crash victims is missing
• Indiana woman pleads guilty to identity theft
• Soldier’s homecoming rally set for Friday in DeKalb
• Law will require 
sex offenders to 
register at colleges
• Dog dies in house fire
• Peace Road project remains on schedule
• Two charged with 
residential burglary
• Memory loss: Music can help people tune in
• Evergreen Village home suffers damage in fire
• DeKalb Park District seeks public input on plan
• Regular Meeting | District Governor's Visit
• Regular Meeting | Visit to the Sycamore Police Department
• Regular Meeting | Ralph Troeger's Abmulance Program Update
• The nation is honoring the 150th anniversary of the Civil War this year. While I...
• Nicor Gas to start financial assistance programs Thursday
• Attorney for Orozco files motion to produce statements
• NIU honor students seeking to help children mark birthdays
• Campbell makes case for notes from McCullough interviews
• Remembering Notre Dame of DeKalb for Girls School
• Fire damages home in Maple Park
• Wine on the Terrace Wine Event #vr4smallbiz
• Kishwaukee Sunrise Rotary donates $2,500 to DeKalb Community Foundation
• GOP candidates for 90th District state intentions
• McCullough to be arraigned Sept. 8
• Nicklas leaving Sycamore for NIU administration
• Grant to support at-risk families with young children in county
• Law enforcement goes to roof to raise money for Special Olympics
• Officials: Few problems with Corn Fest; numbers to come later
• Student digging deep for history in Shabbona
• DeKalb attack nets 3 arrests
• Four receive minor injuries in accident in Genoa
• Bill Nicklas leaving Sycamore post for new VP job at NIU
• Arraignment date set for McCullough
• Two declare run for 90th legislative district
• Corn Fest wraps up with Sunday fun
• Police: Man had loaded handgun during encounter
• DeKalb agricultural association seeking new items for display
• DeKalb man facing battery charge after alleged attack
• Technology offers new ways to reach home buyers
• DeKalb man uses knife to threaten others, police say
• Four taken to the hospital after accident in Cortland
• Grants help storm water management
• Corn Fest race running strong after 30 years
• Belvidere man dies after 
Thursday car crash in Genoa
• Sycamore man arrested for alleged mob action, aggravated battery
• Kirkland man charged with 
sexual assault of 5-year-old girl
• Judge deals setback to regional superintendents of education
• DeKalb may consolidate 
citizen committees
• Attorneys for Van Arsdale III allege inappropriate arrest
• DeKalb High School dedication ceremony kicks off football game
• DeKalb Corn Fest brings Friday fun
• Quinn signs bill pairing up DeKalb, Kendall counties in judicial circuit
• The 16th Judicial Circuit to be split in 2012
• Van Arsdale attorney asking to quash his arrest in Butler shooting
• Unemployment 
falls slightly for DeKalb County in July
• NIU budgets OK’d despite state’s late payments
• Train hits car on tracks
• Genoa fire probe continues
• Belvidere man dies from injuries in accident near Genoa
• Corn Fest begins today
• Sale raises funds for homes for the needy
• One hospitalized after high-rise fire in DeKalb
• Police investigate BB gun shooting incident
• Train hits car at Fourth and Lincoln in DeKalb
• Fire at Golden Years confined to one apartment
• Unemployment decreased slightly in July in county
• Suspicious fire under investigation in Genoa
• Injuries reported in accident in Genoa
• Egyptian near letting patrons take new seats
• Federal cuts won't affect DeKalb Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Police seek information on Kirkland burglary
• Sycamore flying high on sales tax from airline fuel
• Local post offices deliver more than mail
• District 427 students, staff excited for school year
• Sycamore rooftop event to raise funds for Special Olympics
• Nominations for the 22nd Annual DeKalb ATHENA Award and Wo/Men of Accomplishment now being accepted
• City council approves logo for water tower, nets $32K
• Court delays regional superintendents’ salary hearing
• McCullough indicted by 
grand jury in Ridulph case
• District 427 approves budget; more than $2 million in cuts still sought
• Emotional evening for DeKalb band
• Officials have raved about new DeKalb High School and its improvements
• Back to School for Dekalb - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• McCullough indicted in 1957 kidnapping, murder of girl
• The House Cafe set to celebrate 10 years
• Two men facing drug-related charges
• Colleges back in session
• Several agencies assist with straw fire in Malta
• Real estate taxes handed out by DeKalb County
• Man killed by train was a friend to all
• Several agencies assist with straw fire in Malta
• Real estate taxes handed out by DeKalb County
• DeKalb council approves gas tax hike of 1.5 cents a gallon
• Opportunity comes knocking
• Crews fighting hay fire in Malta
• Community gets peek at fixed up Sycamore Middle School
• DeKalb man dies after being struck by a train Friday night
• Charitable idea hops into county with artistic flair
• Odd Fest raises money for children’s charities
• Salsa challenge gives Sycamore market zing
• DeKalb man dies after train accident
• Many locals speak in favor of tollway rate hikes
• Corn Fest parking passes now available from city
• Sycamore man facing battery, mob action charges
• Kishwaukee College puts final beam into place on new building
• Corn Fest still seeking volunteers for event
• Old bell ringing at new DeKalb High School
• Portion of Fairview Drive to be closed for five days
• Keslinger Road bridge fix has gone nowhere in 3 years
• Jail committee approves expansion contract
• Attorneys request preliminary hearing for Sycamore woman facing reckless homicide charges
• Sue Breese named as new DeKalb County historian
• Parents like way NIU moves
• Three people facing theft charges
• DeKalb ready to resume talks about lobbyist
• RAMP’s DeKalb County Wheel-A-Thon Kick-Off at Culver’s
• County board votes to change some precincts
• IDOT to hold public meeting in DeKalb 

• Prosecutors turn over more evidence to McCullough's attorney
• Swaggerty guilty on all 3 charges in 2005 home invasion
• Jobs top list of questions for Hultgren in Sandwich
• School appears 'brand-new' to some
• Odd Fest brings music mix, raises money for charities
• Scott returns to Huntley Middle School
• ACT scores: Ill. grads aren’t ready for college
• Attorney asks for preliminary hearing for McCullough
• Swaggerty case goes to jury
• Move-In Day at NIU ready for students
• DeKalb looks at elevating revenue with water tower ads
• Former representative of DeKalb County dies at 88
• New District 428 staff members welcomed at luncheon
• Sycamore man facing sexual assault charges
• Cellphone records link Swaggerty to other characters in Genoa home invasion
• FBI application leads to DeKalb man pleading guilty to child porn
• District 428 board warned about operating budget deficit
• DeKalb man pleads guilty to federal child porn charge
• Cortland man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting a child
• Shaw Media’s board launches new initiative
• Sandwich residents keep eye out for 'Super' stars
• Home invader says his memory is 'faint' on Swaggerty details
• DeKalb Park District board looks to fill open position
• Robotic seal connects with Pine Acres residents
• Reports of summer burglaries up in Sycamore, authorities say
• School Board Meeting
• Cortland man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting a child
• Logo gives NIU website 
a face-lift
• Vouch for health
• Annual picnic brings area veterans together
• Family Fun Day gets youth excited about history
• Two men facing drug and firearm charges
• Somonauk man strikes pedestrian with car
• Annual picnic brings area veterans together
• Nominations being sought for the 2011 PRIDE award
• Sycamore High School to host freshmen orientation
• Some District 425 parents displeased classes already in session
• Bald eagles bring ‘wow’ to county
• NIU program offers tuition waiver for service
• County health department unsure about sicknesses
• Second part of real estate taxes almost due in county
• Report: Stolen tools prompt identity theft charges for Belvidere woman
• Music is playing at Cortland Summer Fest
• Swaggerty’s fingerprints found in van after fatal incident
• Escaping debt is doable in household
• State’s safe haven law receives update
• State’s safe haven law receives update
• Deadline for DeKalb County foundation grant nearing
• Missing Ill. boy’s blood found in mother’s vehicle
• Back to School Fair connects with local families
• DeKalb Township taking part in cellphone recycling
• Monsanto hosting local food drive through August
• Driver recalls fleeing U.S. with Swaggerty after break-in
• DeKalb Co. Snapshot: Ellwood House Ice Cream Social
• Economy 
at center stage of Walsh’s visit to NIU
• Day Two of Swaggerty trial focuses 
on fatal incident
• Main Street in Maple Park to be shut down
• Steam Show and Threshing Bee ready for another year
• Documents turned over to McCullough's attorney
• People rally in DeKalb for more jobs
• Regional school superintendents still not seeing paychecks
• DeKalb library board approves $10,000 for expansion development
• Focus groups vet DeKalb Park District's master plan
• Poplar Grove man given $10K bond 
in court appearance
• Documents turned over to McCullough's attorney
• DeKalb man charged with stalking woman in Jeep Cherokee
• DeKalb man charged 
with aggravated battery
• Spending on school necessities becomes lesson in budgeting
• DeKalb man charged
 with stalking woman
• Jury selection begins 
in Genoa slaying case
• DeKalb awards contract for 
parking lot improvements
• Changes to DeKalb’s liquor code get approval
• Lemonade stand helps fight pediatric cancer
• DeKalb man pleads guilty to robbery
• Jury selection begins 
in Genoa slaying case
• Changes to DeKalb’s liquor code get approval
• 7th Annual Kishwaukee Sunrise Rotary Ribs Drive Thru Dinner
• Police say backup system important when 911 down
• Toy catches fire inside DeKalb home; no injuries
• Comedian Lewis Black to perform at DeKalb theater
• Clearing outstanding warrants a matter of time, resources
• Monday Police Reports
• DeKalb aldermen want voter turnout included in map proposal
• Hearing set for media subpoenas in McCullough case
• Police: Man violates order by calling, texting woman
• Touring new, renovated spaces
• Stained glass hobby becomes profession for Sycamore woman
• DeKalb council postpones final vote on gas tax hike
• City of DeKalb Now Accepting PRIDE Award Nominations
• Habitat for Humanity of DeKalb County Annual Garage Sale
• DCCF Fall Community Needs Grant Applications Due 9/1
• Hearing date set for subpoenas to media in McCullough case
• Trial set to start in alleged 2005 Genoa killing, home invasion case
• Upcoming rally for jobs will try to send message
• 4-H'ers show off winning livestock at annual auction
• DeKalb to look at ward map changes
• Construction ongoing in county's higher education institutions
• Woman charged in identity theft of DeKalb County resident
• Moms will try to break breast-feeding record
• DeKalb Aviation's lawsuit against DeKalb, others dismissed
• News organizations contest subpoenas in McCullough case
• Sycamore flagpole, patio will honor deceased fire intern
• Animals on parade at county's livestock fair
• Safety, education cornerstones of new local rental association
• Police seek information on Sycamore burglaries
• Police: Man sold a car, then reported it stolen
• Lawsuit against city of DeKalb dismissed
• DeKalb County may combine two director positions
• Ill. GOP members unveil 'fair map'
• DeKalb man found after missing for more than 3 hours
• Lincoln Highway Buy-Way runs through Saturday
• Two taken to hospital after truck, motorcycle collide on Route 30
• Local communities decide when to sound alarm on dangerous weather
• DeKalb City Council to discuss redrawing ward maps
• Pay-It-Forward House seeks new director
• Transient accused of stealing an Xbox from host’s home
• Area libraries 'smart' to monitor safety
• Accident shuts down part of Route 30 near Shabbona
• Man DeKalb Police searching for found
• Two men facing weapons charges
• Dixon woman pleads guilty to kicking police officer
• Regional superintendents: We’ll stay without pay for now
• McCullough lawyer wants window on charges
• Plea deal close for lawyer charged with prostitution
• New operators for Depot Liquors get
 OK in Sycamore
• Board needs info before 
deciding on 
vacant schools
• Man pleads guilty in theft from DeKalb business
• Housing woes reflected in census numbers for DeKalb County
• Event at Dekalb library focuses on fun
• Johnson will have GOP primary foe in new 35th Senate District
• Bond remains at $500K for DeKalb mother
• Sycamore train depot work tracking to Sept.
• Former LaSalle County state’s attorney to enter judge race
• District 428 is sounding siren in an effort to curb truancy
• Defense finds experts to monitor DNA tests in Curl case
• National Night Out features fun, learning
• DeKalb County is preparing to send new voter ID cards
• Local nonprofit hoping to win $15K office makeover
• Reduced bond denied for woman accused of trying to smother her baby
• Curl attorney has DNA expert for evidence in case
• Official: Fire causes more than $150K in damage
• Local nonprofits serve through the hard times
• Driver hospitalized after flipping van on Route 23
• Sycamore native expands business to flooring
• County’s K-9 team tracks down burglary suspects
• Donation from 3M builds up Hope Haven
• New manager climbing RAMP’s ladder
• Sycamore will expand facade help
• RAMP Promotes from Within
• August 2, 2011 | Regular Meeting
• 50 Men Who Cook - DeKalb County
• 2011 District 6420 Annual Golf Outing!
• August 9, 2011 | Regular Meeting
• August 30, 2011 | Regular Meeting
• August 23, 2011 | Regular Meeting
• August 16, 2011 | Regular Meeting
• Multiple fire departments respond to Maple Park fire
• Permit parking may come to Elburn Metra
• Show draws eclectic group of cars, people
• Eight injured in rural DeKalb County car crash
• TIF districts leave a mark in county
• McCullough's stepdaughter fears fair trial may not come
• Woman charged after her car hits building
• Kish Fest parade surprises, delights DeKalb visitors
• Sycamore council to discuss grants for businesses
• Downed power line causes power outages Friday
• Default looms with no clear consensus
• Ill. Tollway drivers may pay for $12B in projects; hearing set for DeKalb County
• Funnel cloud spotted in DeKalb area
• Power restored to Sycamore
• Sycamore gets ready to turn back the clock
• Genoa ticket fee program to make it ‘easier’ to pay, challenge citations
• County unemployment rises from 8.9 to 10.1 percent
• Re:New DeKalb readies new focus on next phase
• McCullough hears charges against him in DeKalb County
• District 428 discusses establishment of independent disciplinary officer
• Country View Square Garden place to keep residents in ‘moment’
• Crime Stoppers looks for help with car burglaries
• DeKalb County's unemployment rate increases
• Thank you, Maddie for this beautiful picture of the Ellwood House--hope you had...
• Fire damages ComEd substation in DeKalb
• Scattered power outages in county after storm
• Six transported to hospital after Route 38 accident
• Minor injuries reported 
in accident east of Genoa
• NIU students indicate fear of Greek Row in survey
• DeKalb Library Board prepares pitch to city planners
• Prospective students favor new NIU logo
• Six injured in accident on Route 38 near Cortland
• Body of Sycamore girl in 1957 abduction, murder being exhumed
• Body of Sycamore girl in 1957 abduction, murder exhumed
• Rally brings message to Hultgren’s office
• Officials: DeKalb's finances recovering nicely
• Police say DeKalb woman in foot 
chase put child at risk
• Cortland rejects all bids for building renovation
• DeKalb man facing sex charges held on $500,000 bond
• Wild TAILS helps animals return to nature
• Monsanto seeking to put 'winged ear' logo on DeKalb water tower
• Target, Salvation Army send students on shopping spree
• Kish College to receive $45K from state grant
• FAA shutdown has little 
effect on DeKalb airport
• Suspect in armed robbery case may have bond revoked
• Three adults hospitalized after chemical explosion
• Suspect in armed robbery case may have bond revoked
• Three adults hospitalized after chemical explosion in Genoa
• Interpreter goes to bat for deaf Cortland 6-year-old
• Group sparked by education concerns
• DeKalb OKs first part of ambulance fee hike
• Campbell issues second subpoena for notes in McCullough case
• DeKalb City Council agrees to gas tax hike of 1.5 cents
• Crews responding to chlorine explosion in Genoa
• 
Rain doesn’t dampen fun at Genoa's Summer Farm Fest
• Language center looking for host families
• DeKalb Park District wants master plan input
• High crop prices entice investors to buy farmland
• Surprise welcome in Sycamore

• Genoa soldier 
returns home after 4th deployment
• Police seek information about Kirkland burglary
• Police say Cortland shooter killed himself
• Third distribution of 
real estate taxes go out
• Shabbona couple honored for winter heroics
• Officials say no one injured 
after car hits horse
• Maple Park family seeks 
to educate on food origin
• Sandwich officials optimistic about city economy
• Veterans reminisce during Honor Flight
• Pine Acres welcomes its newest resident
• Gas tax hike in DeKalb?
• Kishwaukee Fest ready to kick off
• Public speaks out on possible county zoning code changes
• Where baby sitters go to master skills
• Early morning fire causes damage to Genoa home
• Ill. unemployment up for second month
• Paying tribute to a friend
• Police: Suspect in shooting of two in Cortland dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Sheriff: Two people injured in Cortland shooting
• A group of five Somonauk area women listening to a tour inside the "green bedroom" in 1968.
• Hydration key during area’s long heat wave
• Vendors educate elderly under one roof
• District 427 board OKs building rental fee bump
• Fire causes more than $100K in damage
• One day, two military celebrations
• Flames not only heat firefighters must withstand
• KishHealth Foundation exceeds fundraising goal
• Suspect in Ridulph case won’t fight extradition
• Traffic stop in DeKalb leads to drug charges
• DEKALB CHAMBER MEMBERS ARE REAPING BENEFITS OF WEBSITE MARKETING - YOU SHOULD BE TOO!
• A beautiful picture of the sun streaming in through the glass fronts doors of the Mansion. Another gorgeous find on a day of archiving.
• Suspect in 1957 slaying of Sycamore girl OKs extradition
• Notes of journalist subpoenaed in Ridulph case
• Fire damages building in DeKalb
• Fox Valley Older Adult Services seeking donations
• Feed’em Soup getting more leg room
• Weather to remain hot in county for some time
• Childhood education in DeKalb gets lifeline
• DeKalb officials optimistic about city’s future
• Car strikes building and 
causes minor damage
• State funding for Spartan REACH program still uncertain
• Agricultural museum hires new curator, intern
• Mowing safety important to remember during summer months
• City officials: DeKalb improving, moving forward
• County to distribute more than $50K to nonprofits
• Suspects wanted on drug charges in Butler case turn themselves in
• Former first lady Ford’s passing hit close to home
• DeKalb seeks ‘lockbox’ system for water bills
• Officials seeking public input on 
changes to county zoning codes
• Chicago man suspected in 2010 burglary in DeKalb
• Time to sweat the weather
• Feed’em Soup wins new car in Toyota contest
• Two men facing drug charges after traffic stop
• Two men suspected of stealing manhole covers
• Sycamore Council gives OK 
to wards
• State’s woes hurting child care centers
• Sunshine Scoop Shoppe's Frog's for a Cause
• District 428 making progress on summer moves, renovations
• Child care aspect of CommunityWorks a positive for county
• No injuries in DeKalb apartment building fire
• Kardboard Regatta floats Kingston’s boat
• Cyclists enjoy scenic routes during Biking with Beanzie
• Perception of conflict hard to avoid on school board
• Car-seat check helps educate parents
• Moving to the music
• Police investigating gun-related incidents
• Van Arsdale III pleads not guilty in Butler shooting
• Waterman ready for day of fun
• Fire causes $10,000 
in damage to residence
• Ex-DeKalb park board member charged with retail theft at Menards
• Farming slowly making its way into urban areas
• Sycamore council 
to vote on ward map Monday
• Couples receive licenses at civil union celebration
• Van Arsdale pleads not guilty to charges stemming from Butler shooting
• Police investigating 2 incidents where guns displayed
• Outside of building damaged by fire in DeKalb
• DeKalb council OKs human services funding recipients
• Woman granted court permission to leave state
• Cortland’s Dollar General now open
• Interest STEMs from program
• Local farmers weather damage from Monday's storms
• Cortland officials 
collecting memorabilia
• DeKalb Library welcomes new PR coordinator
• Presidential hopeful rolls through Sycamore
• Information on several burglaries being sought
• No more T-shirts, hats needed for movie to be filmed in DeKalb County
• New Executive Board Installed
• Kevin Buick is inducted as Paul Harris Fellow
• County committee looks for ways to boost area's arts scene
• Police looking into Sycamore accident
• DeKalb may see changes to liquor code
• Stratford Inn, County Liquors get approval for liquor licenses
• DeKalb library board to see new leadership
• Information being gathered in attempted murder of baby case
• Feed’em Soup finalist 
in contest for new car
• Hundreds show off art creations at 4-H General Project Show
• Bond reduced for Cortland man suspected of starting portable toilet on fire
• T-shirts, hats being collected for movie being filmed locally
• Presidential hopeful to stop in Sycamore
• Local business items sought for movie being filmed in county
• Bond reduced for man charged with setting portable toilet on fire
• Leaders in Training get different perspective of downtown DeKalb
• Smoke causes Wirtz Hall to close for short time
• Sycamore man pleads guilty to sex charges
• Tree-killing Emerald Ash Borers seen in DeKalb
• Cross-country bike ride aims to raise funds for rare disease
• Businesses get minute to impress at speed networking sessions
• Thousands of customers still without power in Ill.
• No crime ‘epidemic’ in DeKalb
• Information sought on several local burglaries
• State's attorney on Ridulph case: 'Coldest I've ever seen solved' (with video)
• State's attorney vows no rest ‘until we get justice’
• Ridulph suspect's Air Force exam records destroyed
• Customer service phone lines down
• Sycamore High School gets new dean of students
• DeKalb council approves raises for city staffers
• Tenth annual Kingston Fest to still have ‘small-town feel’
• Fierce storm blows through county
• Parking fee could come to DeKalb's Corn Fest
• Campbell sheds light on 1957 Sycamore cold case
• Customer service phone lines down
• Thousands without power after storm
• Local couples look to ‘send a message’ at civil union event
• Junior national billiards tourney comes to close
• Shuttle’s last hookup brings emotions
• Gardeners reap ideas from 4th annual walk
• Keeping a safe distance
• DeKalb to look at redistricting wards
• Suspect hit by car driven by Ridulph’s friend’s dad
• Woman may face drug-induced 
homicide charges
• Sycamore man arrested 
in corn field after accident
• Deadline extended for 
Sen. Johnson’s golf outing
• Homecoming not expected by local veteran
• Fishing league changes name, aim
• Cortland man out on bond charged in incident
• Accident on Route 72
• Donor funds ‘game changer’ for NIU students
• McCullough: ‘I did not commit a murder’
• Rep. Hultgren holding mobile office hours
• McCullough says he didn't kill Maria Ridulph
• Dennis Quaid, Zac Efron to star in movie to be filmed in DeKalb County
• DeKalb library to participate in ‘Big Read’ again
• Rockford man facing charges of sexual abuse
• Step for police station funding on council agenda
• Local veteran proud of Afghan work
• Piecing together John Tessier puzzle
• Timing makes sense to end shuttle program, NIU professor says
• Movie to be made in DeKalb County
• Big Rock group vying for $50K Pepsi grant
• Public invited to ‘hero’s welcome’ for area Marine
• Stepdaughter defends suspect in 1957 Sycamore case
• Old saying not accurate corn measurement
• NIU releases financial report of institution
• Machine catches fire at DeKalb industrial building, causes $85K in damage
• Local lawmakers blast Quinn's cut to regional superintendents
• Part of Peace Road down to one lane of traffic for two days
• Early DeKalb library expansion ideas revealed
• Several badges from Sycamore detective's collection come from force's history
• Ridulph murder suspect not in court, enters not guilty plea
• Quinn aide: Pay superintendents from local tax
• Machine catches fire at DeKalb Forge Co.
• We're archiving over a century of historic photographs from the Ellwood House and came across this photo of Johnny Ellwood's 20th Birthday party in 1939! How fun!
• County historian Kelley ‘was a treasure’
• Hultgren to hold mobile office hours next week


• Summer classes ongoing at Healthy U
• Relatives of Sycamore police chief from 1957 say he was distraught he couldn't solve case
• Genoa dance instructor ‘shocked’ to be named Miss Illinois 2011
• Sycamore will replace 2 police cars
• Cole Hall renovations more than halfway done
• Provena, Resurrection health systems to merge
• Lit firework tossed into home through window
• Genoa library could more than double in space
• Bail set at $3 million for Seattle man accused in Maria Ridulph case
• DeKalb celebrates Fourth of July with music, food and fireworks
• Assistant takes over as DeKalb County health leader
• Thirty-two DeKalb city staff members may see pay hike
• Chiropractor gets space to grow
• Surprise Welcome Home for Corporal Christopher Piatt
• Bail set at $3 million for 1957 Sycamore slaying suspect McCullough
• New Genoa Fitness Center set to open soon
• Public hearing set on Sycamore ward map
• Liquor code changes have taken back seat in DeKalb
• Unused train ticket cracks alibi of Seattle man accused of killing Maria Ridulph
• Communities provide own festive flavor prior to Fourth of July
• Court documents paint suspect in 1957 cold case as having troubled past
• "Art at Ellwood" is off to a great start--blue skies, wonderful art, and food & entertainment are on the way! What a great start to Forth of July weekend.
• "Art at Ellwood" starts at 9am; all our artists are nearly set up and ready to go on this beautiful Sunday morning.
• Fire marshal investigating Esmond blaze
• Laws keep tight leash on pets’ freedom
• Duckworth exploring congressional seat bid
• Bond set for man in hospital drug case
• Bond set for home invasion suspect
• IDOT stresses safety
during holiday travel
• Attorney: Library expansion has funding options
• Fun Fridays offer chance to see child care upgrades
• Citizen-action group puts county near top of total Ill. DUI arrests
• Genoa woman dies after car crash in Boone County
• Teen shooting suspect taken into custody
• More than 5 decades later, Seattle man charged in abduction, slaying of Sycamore girl
• Innocence Lost: ‘She would have been something'
• Genoa woman dies in Boone County crash
• Murder charges filed in 1957 missing child case
• DeKalb man charged in 2009 burglary
• Two people taken to hospital after accident
• Laying to rest a leader
• Camp offers children taste of Native American culture
• All charges dropped against ex-Somonauk teacher
• July Fourth events planned in county
• Poplar Grove man facing charges of invasion and use of gun
• Area temperatures to hit high 90s
• Burning 
toilet leads 
to an arrest of a Cortland man
• Charges dismissed against former Somonauk teacher
• This Sunday, July 3rd, "Art at Ellwood" will host fast-forward folk artist Patchouli; listen to their "New American Folk" sound while perusing over 50 local and traveling artists from around the Midwest. Hope to see everyone this holi
• Man arrested for setting porta-potty on fire
• Developer wants to proceed with townhouse project if chance arises
• Stratford Inn to upgrade hotel rooms, revamp restaurant
• DeKalb library mulls hiring consulting firm for expansion project
• Police look for suspects in school district office burglary
• DeKalb challenges 
census tally
• Genoa Police Department looking to bring back K-9 unit
• DeKalb developer to pay $19K in plea agreement
• Sycamore park board OKs resignation deal
• Pilot program to help NIU students stretch aid dollars
• DeKalb one of four Illinois communities to file census challenges
• Stratford Inn has new owner; Carls Fargo closed
• District 427 approves tentative budget
• Shelton: Graffiti recalls burning cross incident
• Hultgren gets a look at thriving business in Genoa
• DeKalb Public Library PR Director to go to Sycamore
• District 427 tentatively OKs nearly $18M budget
• Wrongful death suit filed on behalf of Sycamore man
• Photo exhibit at DeKalb church to shed light on poverty
• Details emerge on pursuit of DeKalb Public Library targets
• Potential witness in Curl case reaches plea agreement
• City awards agencies 
block grant funding
• Orozco pleads not guilty in Butler shooting
• Orozco pleads not guilty in Butler shooting
• Barking dog leads to arrest 
in Sycamore vacated house
• More than fresh produce
• Chief judge: Gallagher thought of others first
• Sycamore man has some of his charges resolved
• DeKalb City Council passes budget; committee rejects CVS sales tax rebate
• DeKalb library checking out expansion, plans to buy land
• DeKalb man given 5 years for robbery plea
• Bulls camp teaches more than hoops
• DeKalb Library purchases land for expansion
• DeKalb man sentenced to five years for armed robbery
• Housing Authority 
receives national award
• Family finds historical ties to North Grove School
• Old-time engines get a listen at annual show in Sandwich
• NIU officials seek input on Vision 2020 reports
• Four taken to hospital 
after head-on collision
• Judge T. Jordan Gallagher dies at 63
• Greek Food Festival
• Judge Jordan Gallagher dies at 63
• N.J. man allegedly used website to solicit sex from NIU student
• Local officials preparing for state money that's on its way
• Officials promote journey to Hope Haven ceremony
• Talks about new DeKalb police station turn to size of building
• Bikers riding for good cause
• Former police chief gets look at other side of law enforcement
• DeKalb County Treasurer’s Office makes 
2nd real estate tax distribution
• Cortland seeks new tax district
• Parts of old Cortland Elementary purchased for new Superman film
• Maryland man pleads guilty to aggravated battery
• DeKalb council to vote on Fiscal Year ’12 budget
• Chicago man found guilty in 2009 DeKalb bank robbery
• Rash of car vandalism, burglaries hit DeKalb
• Pritchard named Legislator of the Year by Metro West Council
• DeKalb library to temporarily close for technology improvements
• DeKalb County’s jobless rate rises in May
• Sycamore Police station to hold open house Saturday
• Regional planning commission discusses urban agriculture
• Ecomony contributing to scant retirement savings
• Man found guilty in 2009 bank robbery
• Unemployment up in May in DeKalb County
• Thousands of bikers to ride for charity this weekend
• Area counties will review suspicious deaths
• Riverdale man pleads guilty to forgery, damaging property
• State construction money, including some for NIU, gets lawmakers’ OK
• Man charged with posting woman’s info on Craigslist
• Former DeKalb mayor will 
not serve on Ogle Co. board
• Losing federal subsidy not end to ethanol push
• DeKalb man arrested after using found credit card
• Two area teens charged in Sugar Grove car burglary case
• County panel nixes property code discussion
• Police seek burglary and building damage info
• Though not moneymaker for restaurants, BYOB draws some interested diners
• Guilty shooting plea entered in Waterman case
• After pleading to attempted robbery, DeKalb teen arrested on new charges
• Man pleads guilty to part in 2010 shooting in Waterman
• Ogle County Board does not appoint Sparrow to board
• Video surveillance turned over to defense in Curl case
• NIU President Peters predicts pension changes are on the way
• Attorney seeks dismissal of two DeKalb airport lawsuits
• Three local libraries receive state grants aimed to create economic growth opportunities
• Opinions are split on Cortland divide
• Sycamore woman facing financialSFlbexploitation charge
• Video surveillance turned over in Curl case
• Sterling man pleads guilty to stolen vehicle charge
• Sycamore Library ready for summer read
• DeKalb, Kendall, Kane counties join forces to fight elder abuse
• Stop the Mega-Dump group takes next step to appeal landfill expansion
• Site of first Ellwood house slated to become townhomes
• DeKalb man gets armed robbery charges dropped
• District 428 board to pay teachers for time spent moving
• More evidence turned over to Curl's attorney
• Sycamore Park gets lightning protection upgrade
• Sandwich woman accused of stealing from dental office
• Take precautions to prevent West Nile virus from infecting your summer
• Sycamore City Council concurs on new ward map
• Man set to begin his jail term facing drug charges
• City officials tour new DeKalb High School
• New DeKalb police station's location agreed upon
• Gas leak causes two stores to be evacuated
• Man set to begin his jail term facing drug charges
• Man facing weapons charges due back in court
• Administrator of county health department named
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• Aspect of CommunityWorks aims to teach students employable traits
• Dads take advantage of their day at farmers market
• AP investigation: Nuke regulators weaken safety rules
• Parade a highlight of 76th annual Genoa Days
• Kratefest in Sycamore draws bike fans from across country
• Weekend Police Reports
• Gas prices not stopping campers from vacationing
• Stories from Relay for Life show cancer does not discriminate
• Rochelle man arrested on weapons charge
• Father-son dynamic works for area businesses
• Summer scam season can bring trouble right to your doorstep
• DeKalb man indicted 
on sex assault charge
• DeKalb woman charged with possessing heroin
• Man alleged to have fired rifle in rural Malta
• Man arrested for firing rifle in rural Malta
• DeKalb launches e-newsletters
• Police station up for discussion at DeKalb meeting
• Birds in LaSalle County test positive for West Nile
• Programs strive to fill kids’ bellies in summer
• Area food pantries coping when it's not season of giving
• New Sycamore ward map talks on tap
• Police: Woman tried to smother her baby
• Shabbona receives federal grant
• DeKalb woman charged with attempted-first degree murder
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• Police seek information about possible arson
• Camp Maple Leaf for children of all ages, abilities
• Sycamore man accused again of swinging at officers
• Study reveals NIU’s impact on community
• Chicago man pleads to battery in NIU residence hall incident
• Johnson plots political course amid changes to Ill. Senate districts
• DeKalb County Board board adopts Newport map
• Free counsel taken away for man facing 
drug charges
• Five injured in head-on collision
• Five injured in head-on collision in DeKalb
• DeKalb City Council rejects trash can proposal
• Ex-District 428 board member charged with forgery
• DeKalb's Zoning and Planning Commission approves downtown design guidelines
• Ex-District 428 board member arrested
• Former school board member charged with forgery
• Five injured in accident
• Johnson to run in 35th District in 2012
• Firefighters hoping patrons support Genoa Days fundraiser
• Summer no break from need for blood donations
• Group claims proposed redistricting map defies state statute
• Roundtable hears that colleges have a 'significant' effect on area
• Feithen identifies areas that Resident Officer Program might serve
• Egyptian Theatre seats stir up memories
• Ex-DeKalb mayor could 
serve on Ogle County Board
• NIU professor accepts two-year post with Obama White House
• Ex-DeKalb mayor up for Ogle County appointment
• Sycamore man arrested after fleeing police
• Armed robbery suspect found in Chicago
• DeKalb council votes to reinstate lobbyist money
• Hope Haven receiving boon to expansion from grant
• Culver’s restaurants to donate part of sales today
• Hy-Vee ready to show off work
• Waterman traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Cortland Town Board passes resolution looking out for its own turf
• WWII B-17 bomber crashes in Oswego
• Bond set for two men in connection with DeKalb stabbings
• Bond set for man in 
’09 armed robbery case
• Youths at Young Eagle Flight Rally explore aviation field
• Local veterans humbled by trip to Washington
• Summer activities offer options for kids
• DeKalb Road Ranger hit by vehicle; no injuries
• Malta Days ‘like a big family reunion’
• Historical Egyptian Theatre seats are up for sale
• Small fire leaves more than $500 in damage
• Out With The Old, In With The New
• Two arrested in stabbings from last weekend
• Daily Chronicle takes home top statewide award
• New Kaneland budget will avoid more spending cuts
• Police looking for alleged DeKalb nature trail flasher
• Weather slows corn planting for farmers in DeKalb County
• District 428 deciding how to use old schools
• Closing arguments made in King trial
• Attorney's not guilty prostitution plea contested
• Storms not expected to flood Kishwaukee River
• DeKalb School District 428 moving into new, or newly remodeled, facilities
• Mom says during robbery suspect's trial that he was at home
• Police: Sycamore man had 6 pounds of pot at home
• Peters needles state while NIU raises its tuition
• Group hopes to form tea party in DeKalb County
• Many events set for Malta Days
• Public budget talks to continue at DeKalb City Council meeting
• River rises as more showers expected
• District 428 is seeking community's ideas on spending grant
• Additional arrest connected to Butler shooting
• NIU launches smartphone app
• Ladies Night Out in Sycamore draws crowd
• Young Eagles Flight 
Rally set for Saturday
• Tuition to increase at NIU
• Sycamore man charged with having $20,000 worth of pot
• Kishwaukee River expected to be near flood stage in DeKalb
• Flash flood warning in effect for county; many without power
• Ben Gordon Center to host autism support meeting
• Kish BOT peruses crime statistics
• Second public hearing coming for church's special-use permit request
• Committee formed to search for next county administrator
• Kish Board of Trustees peruses crime statistics
• Student center, ring road work under way at Kishwaukee College
• Information on residential burglaries is sought
• Woman pleads guilty to drug charges
• Official: DNA from robbery does not match King’s, but he can't be excluded
• Police seek information on several car burglaries
• Elderly couple murdered near Marengo
• DeKalb school board goes over student improvement plans
• Trial begins for alleged ’09 bank robber
• Residents sound off on Sycamore Park District Board's decision
• Kishwaukee Family YMCA will receive LIVESTRONG grant
• No cause yet in Genoa fire; marshal to return
• Warrants issued for two men suspected in stabbings
• DeKalb County Red Cross looks back on ’10
• Truck gets stuck on train tracks in downtown DeKalb
• County redistricting committee hears concerns about splitting Cortland
• Local temperatures about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year
• Sycamore Film Festival seeing lots of interest
• Trial starts for man accused in 2009 bank robbery
• Mixed feelings linger on final day at Malta Elementary School
• Suspect's letter tells of ‘head rush’ from alleged shooting of Butler
• Police investigating stabbings in DeKalb
• DeKalb library to receive $26K grant
• Maryland man charged with battering Kish Hospital workers
• Flight school suing DeKalb airport manager
• Cooling centers open in DeKalb County
• State fire marshal to investigate Genoa fire scene
• Sycamore discusses changes to wards
• Sixth man arrested in Jan. fight at DeKalb High School
• Cooling centers open in DeKalb
• Police investigating stabbings in DeKalb
• Fire in Genoa damages house
• Suspect in Butler shooting denied request for lower bond
• Motorcycle escort welcomes home Genoa soldier
• Law Enforcement Torch Run a boost for Special Olympians
• Teachers say hot classrooms not conducive to learning
• Kaneland seniors take steps toward the future
• Class of 2011 the last from DeKalb’s ‘old’ high school
• Agrichemical barrel 
recycling starting soon
• Sunshine Scoop Shoppe supports the Chicagoland Tour de Cure
• Bad checks suspect was awaiting resentencing
• NFL’s ‘secret’ visit thrills St. Charles
• Working to keep DeKalb up to code
• Re:New DeKalb suffers ‘big loss’ as it prepares for next phase
• Attorney accused of prostitution makes plea on website
• Drivers cited in chase
• DeKalb foundation celebrates successful 2010
• At-risk students honored before graduation
• Disaster areas declared in Kingston after flooding
• First trial in topsy-turvy case finally set
• Mothers rally in DeKalb to support breast-feeding in public
• First civil union ceremony conducted at the DeKalb County Courthouse
• Alleged bad checks lead to man’s arrest
• Park board seeks ‘visionary’ director
• A new food icon from USDA
• Retiring principal gets serenaded at assembly
• Police seek information on May 24 
residential burglary in Sycamore
• It's official: DeKalb couple joined in civil union
• Mothers rally in DeKalb to support breast-feeding in public
• This year's Time Travelers summer camp is July 12th-15th. Call our office to register your child!
• Nostalgia fills hallways of DeKalb High School
• DeKalb, Kendall counties to form new judicial circuit if bill passes
• Accused NIU football player shooter to be arraigned
• Sycamore student’s spelling bee ends
• Breast-feeding discord sparks public display in downtown DeKalb
• DeKalb man sentenced to four years for drug charges
• County makes it 'official' for couples applying for civil union licenses
• Three men cited after Kishwaukee River search
• Illinois Women’s Golf Association State Amateur to be Played at Kishwaukee Country Club, DeKalb, IL
• Rally in support of breastfeeding scheduled in DeKalb
• Sycamore student's spelling bee ends
• DeKalb couple first to obtain civil union license in county
• DeKalb County could split from 16th Judicial Circuit
• Teacher from Hinckley accused of rape
• Teen driver injured after 
car crash with semitruck
• Sycamore residents found unharmed near the river
• Hinckley man drowns at campground near Leland
• DeKalb’s 3rd Ward alderwoman Lash to host first town hall
• County aviation events to ‘kickoff’ this weekend
• Liners set to begin second season in Sycamore
• DeKalb man facing charges of fondling child
• Amboy man charged with possession of drugs
• DeKalb woman faces charges of causing damage to jail
• Housing task force looks to increase communication
• Sycamore attorney faces prostitution charges
• Storm leaves standing water in county
• Police: Glass bottles used as weapons in two different cases
• Sycamore student looks to advance at spelling bee
• DeKalb man facing charges of fondling child
• Rochelle man charged with residential burglary
• Teen driver injured after crash with semi
• Sycamore attorney faces prostitution charges
• Locals honor, remember veterans
• DeKalb Park District receives state grant
• DeKalb County officials prepared for civil unions
• Kingston woman keeping tabs on drinks
• CVS officials say pharmacy on its way
• Somonauk students share final adventure
• Housing task force subcommittee wants liaison between DeKalb, college students
• Sycamore seniors celebrate journey
• Trumpeter plays daily memorial
• Children of fallen veterans wrestle with grief at camp
• Weekend Police Reports
• Hinckley-Big Rock graduates 59 seniors
• Scouts help decorate graves
• Foster plans another run at Congress
• No money, more problems
• Lorna Bemis
• John Ugolini
• L. Gerald Sanderson
• Marilyn Bellert
• Better shape than others
• ‘End of an era’ at Hiawatha High School
• Roger Hopkins
• An anniversary, expansion
 and renovation
• Diversity part of local scene
• Smaller means bigger advances
• DeKalb and Malta to be split into two legislative districts for the Ill. House
• With recovery comes jobs
• Ted Strack
• Consistency on the farm
• DeKalb County’s top speller ready for the big stage
• Brett Brown
• New look for schools, Fridays
• DeKalb County: Today & Tomorrow
• Purple Heart recipient added to Roll of Honor
• Photograph from last week's Larry Brown Jazz.
• County congressional representation would change under proposed new map
• Bolingbrook man sentenced to 12 years in Cortland home invasion
• County unemployment dips to 8.2 percent
• Residents warned of phone scam
• Des Plaines man sentenced to six years for predatory criminal sexual assault
• NIU trustee appointed to Obama’s 
commission on Latino academics
• Kish patient gets birthday surprise from family, staff
• Potential witness in Curl trial has conflict resolved
• DeKalb County Treasurer Mark A. Todd’s office has made the first distribution of DeKalb County real estate taxes.
• Police warn of new scam in DeKalb community
• Man given 12 years in jail for his part in 2010 home invasion in Cortland
• Unemployment dropped in April in county
• New squad cars, new look for DeKalb
• AAA official: Increase in air travel means healthier economy
• Deer hunters need to 
apply for permits online
• Star Worlds Arcade to host fundraiser for video game hall of fame
• Two DeKalb retailers fail tobacco compliance check
• Farmers market season kicks off Saturday in Genoa
• Sycamore man facing jail time on cocaine charges
• Police seek information on residential burglaries
• County planning committee denies church's request
• District 427 board wants more details on intramural programs
• School districts faced with high fuel prices, cuts in transportation reimbursement
• Driver hits utility pole, draws DUI charge
• DeKalb bicyclist struck by turning vehicle
• Ben Gordon Center telethon helps raise money for 
underinsured
• Deer rescued from area near Schnucks in DeKalb
• DeKalb man who pleaded to theft last week now charged in car burglaries
• Young athletes go for the gold in Special Olympics
• Isaacman sentenced to 10 years for 2010 shooting at NIU
• Fire at Wendy’s in Sycamore stems from deep-fat fryer
• Downtown businesses applaud Egyptian funding vote
• Issacman sentenced to 10 years for 2010 shooting at NIU
• Reviving a marketing strategy
• Egyptian Theatre will get excess TIF money for projects
• Povlsen calls DeKalb City Council vote on lobbying ‘shortsighted’
• Shooting suspects in Butler case indicted
• Man charged in drug case requests public defender
• Relay for Life to honor caregivers
• Kingston seeks information 
on flooded homes from May 13
• IDOT announces economic impact study of airports
• County real estate tax 
payment due June 3
• Two indicted in shooting of NIU football player
• Sandwich grads encouraged to 'pursue the sequel'
• Strong storms miss DeKalb area
• Pumpkin Fest unveils 50th anniversary logos
• Less hoops for school nurses in EpiPen bill
• DeKalb County under tornado watch
• 8K/2K Race Results
• Ruby Tuesday set to reopen after fire
• Air show entertains students at Brooks Elementary
• Personnel changes coming 
to county’s assessment office
• Littlejohn ensemble to perform at NIU
• Police: DeKalb Man pushed officer outside White Castle, arrested
• Police: 3 injured after man runs red light
• Anti-landfill group suffers another loss
• Sycamore Burger King closed
• Hiawatha School District 426 still has just one building, but there's much more
• Apparent hit-and-run injures passengers east of Sycamore
• Democrats unveil plan for Illinois House districts
• State denies Mega-Dump group's request to reconsider
• Crews put out late-night fire at Ruby Tuesday
• DeKalb City Council to discuss legal outsourcing, Egyptian Theatre projects
• Community to say goodbye to old Huntley Middle School
• Aurora man pleads guilty in 2010 Waterman shooting
• Downtown DeKalb railroad crossing set to reopen
• DeKalb teen sentenced for attempted robbery
• Two injured in Cortland after attempted U-turn
• Glidden Homestead undergoes change, opens welcome center
• Fraternity official says repairs being made to meet fire codes
• Downtown Sycamore 
fire put out in minutes
• Search for Aurora boy extends into the Sauk Valley
• City: Railroad crossing at 2nd Street in DeKalb to open Friday morning
• Aurora man pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Fire under investigation in Sycamore
• Illinoisans get first look at new state Senate map
• Genoa-Kingston graduates ready for next step
• Crime Stoppers seeks information on vandalism
• Operation Prom paints grim picture for students
• Pumpkin Fest to celebrate ‘50 Fabulous Years’ in ’11
• Legal outsourcing back before DeKalb City Council
• Concealed carry fails to gain county’s support
• Johnson pushes first bill through Senate
• Pellet gun fired at DeKalb County Public Safety Building
• NIU Cares Day sees changes after 2010 incident
• Food drive ‘pretty good’ for local mail carriers
• Just a reminder that our annual meeting is Thursday night. Check our website for details.
• Mock accident at Sycamore High aimed to teach students to make good choices
• Authorities investigating shots fired from pellet gun at public safety building
• Public service blooms at North Grove
• DeKalb fire chief: Fire’s potential at NIU fraternity house was very serious
• After two years of growth, local student donates hair for cause
• DeKalb Public Works hopes for stability this year
• DeKalb School District 428 board approves staggered busing plan
• Police find gun in man's car during traffic stop
• More tenants to become neighbors of Hy-Vee
• Week celebrates importance of small businesses in community
• DeKalb fire officials condemn NIU fraternity house
• Advance Auto Parts opens
• Cortland man charged with sexual abuse
• No decision expected on DeKalb police station project until June
• Sycamore City Council awards contract for train depot work
• Puppet show provides awareness of disabilities
• NIU fraternity house condemned; possible arson investigated
• New homeowners encouraged to check on their tax liabilities
• Elgin teen arrested with gun near Sycamore High School
• NIU grads urged to follow their hearts
• Kish grads told to 'love what you do'
• Weekend Police Reports
• DeKalb County gets AFSCME retiree chapter
• Vote for the YMCA to receive a LIVESTRONG GRANT
• Join us for a tour of Ellwood House!
• Severe weather produces funnel cloud, floods roads
• DeKalb Police looking into possible gunshots
• Ill. lawmaker's push to ban trans fat has restaurant owners simmering
• Sycamore set to take vote on 
depot contract
• Expect delays on Peace Road starting Monday
• Severe weather storms through DeKalb County
• NIU trustees look at name, degree changes
• Redistricting committee sends map to county board
• Grant to help District 428 take bite out of unhealthy food choices
• Railroad crossing at South Second Street in DeKalb closed for repairs
• Jail planning committee approves request for architect proposals
• Another trial date set for former Somonauk teacher
• DeKalb man gets 6-year term for selling crack
• Kendall County to hear felony case against local developer
• Construction on Peace Road to start Monday
• Two DeKalb residents charged in theft 
of railroad spikes
• DeKalb man with loaded gun sentenced to six years
• Local social services brace themselves for budget cuts
• Railroad crossing at 2nd Street in DeKalb closed for repairs
• Online votes may bring cancer program to area
• Sycamore Public Library celebrates 120 years
• Charges in check fraud case
• Tribute to Heroes committee 
seeking nominees for award
• Steelwork to begin in June on DeKalb County Courthouse
• Annual Champions4Children Walk is set for Saturday
• Air rifle shots that hit squad car lead to warrant
• Warrant issued for man suspected of firing at squad car
• Genoa woman injured in rollover accident
• Jailed man now facing child porn charges
• Bond reduced for Sycamore businessman
• Increased student fees approved by Sycamore School District 427 board
• Aldi seeks license to sell beer and wine
• County board's concealed-carry resolution questioned in committee
• County police continue to investigate metal theft
• Sycamore man who is Elgin cop charged with misconduct
• Helen Hannon Named 4-C Child Care Professional of the Year-Marian Baker Award
• Illinois Action for Children Recipient of 4-C's 2011 Friend of the CHild Award
• Teens trying to cash in on free time during summer
• Sycamore man who is Elgin cop charged with misconduct
• Genoa woman injured in one-vehicle accident
• Police are seeking tips on 
burglary at ComEd building
• State Sen. Johnson announces scholarship winners
• Teen accidentally shoots self at sportsmen’s club
• Safe haven packed into tiny place
• DeKalb school board concerned about staggered busing plan
• DeKalb City Council members support Egyptian Theatre projects
• DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office car involved in wreck
• Police say stabbing report a try to deflect attention from DUI
• County squad car involved in accident
• Postal carriers ready to Stamp
 Out Hunger
• NIU program gets kids interested in physical sciences
• Horticulture students sell final projects at greenhouse sale
• Genoa woman injured after train struck vehicle
• Interest up in ‘gardeners’ neighborhood’
• Weekend Police Reports
• Italian ice is now available at Sunshine Scoop and Bakery
• Owner Realizes Dream - Opens up ice cream shop in dekalb
• Genoa woman airlifted after vehicle struck by train
• NIU program gets kids interested in physical sciences
• Former employer charged in thefts
• Judge nixes new trial for Isaacman
• Car hits manager of Sycamore business
• Authorities looking into injured geese
• Car hits manager of Sycamore business
• Area jobs group rallies in support of creating work
• Genoa woman and foster son share 'special bond'
• Reception set for new school board members
• Teamwork 
needed to fight arson 
crimes
• North Carolina truck driver cited in Genoa accident
• Isaacman denied in bid for new trial
• Sycamore man indicted on felony theft charges
• Join us tonight for the opening reception for the work of Jack Holt from 4-8 pm at the Ellwood House Visitor Center.
• Manager of oil change shop taken to hospital after accident
• Our next Creatures and Creations program is coming up on May 21st at 1:30 pm. This program is great for families with early elementary students, scout groups, and grandparents wanting to spend an afternoon with the grandkids. Call our office to register!
• Hampshire woman dies in crash near Virgil
• Feithen: Statistics belie perception of crime in DeKalb
• St. Mary’s students get visit from Bears mascot
• County board takes on ‘job’ of redistricting
• Injuries reported in Genoa accident
• DeKalb City Council to go over TIF project details
• DeKalb man arrested 
on child porn charges
• NextEra says broken wind turbine blade removed
• Locals take part in National Day of Prayer
• Accident in Genoa spills diesel fuel onto roadway
• Group wants DeKalb officer program in Ellwood area
• Spartan REACH program faces funding cuts
• 'Living with Cancer' events offer comfort for patients, survivors
• Budget hearings focus on DeKalb police, fire departments
• Littlejohn student lauded for heroics
• Genoa BP damaged when struck by vehicle
• DeKalb TIF district discussions put on hold at budget workshop
• DeKalb housing task force subcommittee looks to better educate landlords, tenants
• Virgil Township barn, corn crib burn in fire
• Sandwich Marine welcomed home
• Police seek information about theft at Kish College
• Sycamore Police opens roomy digs
• Evidence turned over to Curl’s attorney
• Redistricting talks begin for DeKalb County Board
• Evidence in Keller investigation turned over to Curl's attorney
• Local vets say they are pleased, but warn work not done
• DeKalb City Council begins talks on budget
• Meals for Moms honors moms, benefits VAC
• Gas stations also pinched 
at the pumps

• Egyptian Theatre plan would not affect other city projects
• City officials warm to Egyptian Theatre plan
• Sycamore man dies from injuries suffered in car crash
• New judge assigned 
to hear case on Butler shooting
• Crossing guards do more than getting children across street safely
• Morris man charged with aggravated battery after 7-Eleven incident
• Donations sought for Sycamore High School Post-Prom Party
• Event puts focus on hardships premature births cause
• Self-help guide for 
stutterers available
• Sycamore celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• DeKalb Police looks to mimic success of other Ill. cities by uplifting neighborhoods
• Donate old cellphones and help violence victims
• Seniors show Brooks Elementary students items from past
• Grant helping DeKalb Public Library create laptop training center
• Big first day upcoming for DeKalb’s new council
• Fire causes estimated $1 million in damage
• Take close look at real estate tax bill that's in the mail
• DeKalb man lands in D.C. with family on World War II Honor Flight
• Public support wanted 
to help solve burglary
• It seems like everyone is excitied about the royal wedding today. Besides the cake, the vows, and the carriages, the wedding dress worn by Prince William's bride, Kate Middleton, captured most of the buzz. Ellwood House joins in with the wedding fev
• Fire causes estimated $1 million in damage
• DeKalb fielding nominees for Yards of Distinction
• Breast cancer fundraiser ‘Idol’ style
• Sycamore man charged with aggravated battery
• Many join at county courthouse to recognize prevalence of child abuse
• Re:New DeKalb, businesses push local shopping
• WNIJ honors 20th year on the airwaves
• DeKalb bar fined for serving violation
• Cortland Town Garage sales start today
• Hy-vee liquor licenses a go
• Stolen drills net 2-year sentence for man
• Co-defendant recants testimony against accused bank robbers
• Wet weather delaying county's planting season
• Stolen drills net 2-year sentence for man
• Egyptian is hoping for fix ups with leftover TIF money
• Suspect in Butler shooting asks for new judge
• County's planning and zoning committee puts church permit request on hold
• Van Arsdale asks for new judge in Butler shooting case
• Egyptian hopes for TIF funds to improve theater
• Hultgren faces his constituents at Sycamore town hall meeting
• Man facing molestation charges here wanted in Arizona
• Starbusters set for hearing with liquor commission
• DeKalb school board elects new officers
• DeKalb officials: Levee not 
in danger 
of breaching
• Woman accused of classroom beating arrested again
• DeKalb City Council approves 
Hope Haven expansion addition
• DeKalb Township supervisor serving with Ill. Draft Trump group
• Maple Park officials fill two open seats on village board
• Children's Advocacy Center safe place for victims of abuse
• No bond reduction for Sycamore man who police chased
• Sycamore school board mulls fee increases
• Offices around county acknowledge admin professionals week
• Kaneland senior prevails in Illinois competition
• Hultgren to hold town hall in Sycamore today
• Confessed DeKalb burglar back in jail
• Tips to prepare for tornado season locally
• Accused bank robber hires lawyer for upcoming trial
• DeKalb City Council likes idea of resident officer program
• Tidy Tornados sweeping into DeKalb County
• Schrader: Bringing Civil War history home
• Feed'em Soup explores secondary space
• More support in DeKalb council for outside legal work
• Two Aurora men charged with burglary in county
• Wet weather stalls Ill. corn planting
• Local libraries receive state grants
• Officials: No one injured in
 downtown Sycamore fire
• Good day to fly a kite
• Sycamore Army veteran vocal in campaign for better suicide prevention
• Tailgaters warm up taste buds before NIU spring game
• Christians united in faith on Easter Sunday
• Water hydrant flushing 
to continue in Sycamore
• Locals not pumped about $4 a gallon gas
• Opposition group asks state board to rethink landfill decision
• Cortland makes run at own ambulance service
• Daily Chronicle wins 28 awards
• LaVigne remembered at dedication
• U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren pays visit to growing Sycamore business
• Marching to Take Back the Night
• DeKalb suspect might be linked to recent gunfire
• Unemployment rate falls in DeKalb County
• DeKalb may buy home in troubled neighborhood for police
• DeKalb man is guilty of blowing smoke in officer’s face
• Police seek information 
on graffiti spraying
• County unemployment dips slightly
• Chicago man sentenced to 8 years for robbery
• Sandwich woman's bond reduced Wednesday
• Burglary reported in home where Butler was shot
• LGBT advocates make call for equality during awareness month
• Hultgren wants skills provided to teen drivers
• Man sentenced for 2008 jewelry store heist
• County board votes not to shrink membership
• Virginia Tech shooting survivor shows documentary at NIU

• Electrical fire causes $20,000 in damage in DeKalb
• Armed robbery suspect enters not guilty plea
• Bertha Joiner, 93, known for dedication to history, cooking
• District 428 board signals need for new communications system
• Former DeKalb Township supervisor to be honored
• March on Thursday is set to Take Back the Night
• Guilty plea in DeKalb gas station attack
• Community Seder works as an outreach of the synagogue, member says
• No bond reduction for Rochelle man accused of battery
• Hultgren to hold town hall meeting in Sycamore
• NIU bowled over by profit made from Humanitarian appearance
• No injuries in morning house fire
• Struggle leads to DeKalb police officer being hurt
• Task force report falls flat with health board
• Talks framed on remodeling DeKalb City Hall, police department
• Sycamore City Council OKs Fiscal Year 2012 budget
• Coming to end of a taxing time
• Genoa man charged with writing bad checks
• Northern Illinois University breaks ground on new residence hall
• Children injured in car accident; driver arrested
• Officer injured in scuffle with suspect
• Genoa gives Marine warm welcome
• NIU Cares Day brings out 1,900 helpers
• Water department to flush fire hydrants in Sycamore
• DeKalb County Board to discuss size, boundaries
• Water department to flush fire hydrants in Sycamore
• Don't panic, it's only the Zombie Walk
• Weekend Police Reports
• Ill. lawmakers 
look into IDs on food stamps
• Student groups to host business attire fashion show
• Easter Pie Pick up Schedule
• DeKalb City Council to talk renovation options
• FY12 budget ready for vote in Sycamore
• Virginia Tech shooting survivor to speak at NIU
• Woman swallows bag of cocaine in jail, officials say
• Bond set for woman involved in alleged Kish College classroom attack
• Local volunteers spread the need to help others
• DeKalb fire chief: Challenges ahead for department
• Prosecutor: DeKalb shooting suspects allegedly texted plans
• Teacher suspends discrimination suit against Kaneland School District
• Police chief: Sycamore ‘very safe’ town to live in
• Police seeking details on burglary in rural Malta
• Agriculture association in DeKalb holding logo contest
• DeKalb County moms group collecting purses for local women
• Two students charged in fight at Kish College
• Students to host Zombie walk in DeKalb Saturday
• Suspect in heroin death seeks new lawyer
• Window of DeKalb squad car shattered by air gun
• Police: Woman threatened roommate with hatchet
• Man from the Republic of Georgia learning how DeKalb government works
• Pellets from air gun fired at DeKalb squad vehicle
• Bond reduction request denied for man accused in shooting of NIU student
• Tip leads police to drug arrest
• Tax deadline for mobile homes nears
• Hultgren wades into legislation waters
• Guilty plea in home invasion
• DeKalb man is charged with selling crack cocaine
• Making room for new residence hall
• Libraries take a ‘snapshot’
• Hope Haven looks to add more space
• Climber puts graffiti on water tower
• Man pleads guilty to part in 2010 home invasion in Cortland
• City of DeKalb evaluating outsourcing of contracts
• Sterling man stopped for speeding with stolen car
• Sycamore School District 427 board approves additional layoffs
• DeKalb’s housing task force addresses Greek Row safety hurdles
• Doctors say men not proactive enough about health
• CVS gets 
DeKalb City Council 
approval
• Dispatchers provide lifeline
• DeKalb teen pleads guilty 
to attempted robbery, theft
• Business briefs: Bank donates money to county campaign
• County health department set to unveil new website
• North Grove Elementary group seeks sports equipment donations
• Driver loses drywall, 
arrested on warrant

• DeKalb woman charged in stabbing of boyfriend
• Group recommends hiring consultant to improve bike, pedestrian paths
• Couple manage downtown Sycamore banquet hall
• Police: Not able to substantiate report of gunshots
• No injuries reported 
in DeKalb kitchen fire
• Tax preparers give tips as April 18 filing deadline approaches
• Genoa man to lend hands to Guatemalan clinic project
• Hiawatha dedicates dugouts, batting cage in honor of former player
• Dog show at Convo Center draws more than 1,100 canines
• Area could see strong thunderstorms
• DeKalb High School, Notre Dame team up for jazz concert
• Consultant may be hired to find path to connect local bike trails
• RAMP focuses on endowment fund to gain independence
• Fermilab discovery needs more data
• Somonauk schools get new superintendent
• Butler's condition upgraded to serious
• Doeren: Butler in good spirits
• DeKalb City Council to discuss special-use permit for CVS/Pharmacy
• Alarm sounded on aging equipment for DeKalb Fire Department
• Batavia police identify body found by Fox River
• Bond increased in Creston teen case
• Sycamore woman makes court appearance in fatal Feb. crash
• Alum to NIU artists: You’re dying
• Police say they found gun from Tuesday's shooting in suspect’s home
• Child Abuse Awareness & Hands Around The Courthouse
• Bond set at $1 million for suspects in NIU football player shooting
• Police seeking vandals in rural Hinckley, Sandwich
• Shootings raise questions about safety in DeKalb
• Smoke reported in DeKalb building causes no injuries
• Police: Woman fakes being a doctor, gets prescription
• Sycamore woman charged in fatal car accident
• NIU football player in critical condition after shooting; two charged
• Counties look ahead with common vision
• County clerk says area voter turnout is ‘discouraging’
• Scholarship time
• Woman charged in double fatal accident in Sycamore in February
• Sales tax referendum passes in Cortland
• DeKalb man charged in Sycamore burglary
• District 426 school board to see new, returning board members
• Police awarded grant to help pay for new vehicle
• Grant given to Sycamore Fire Department
• Eavesdropper pleads guilty
• Incumbents keep seats 
on Malta Village Board
• Incumbents, newcomer elected as Cortland trustees
• DeKalb City Council winners appreciative of support
• Kaneland school board to welcome new faces
• State looks to revoke bond for Creston teen
• Waight, Stowe win posts on Sycamore City Council
• Maple Park referendum voted down
• Kishwaukee College board president joins two others in win column
• Police: Incarcerated man contacted battery victim
• Construction on I-39 
set to begin Thursday
• Incumbents will return to Genoa-Kingston School District 424 board
• One of two incumbents re-elected in Kirkland
• DeKalb School District 428 board will welcome fresh voices
• Man injured in Tuesday night shooting in DeKalb
• Park District Offers High School Coed Softball League
• Hinckley man pleads guilty in baby monitor eavesdropping case
• Sandwich house fire extinguished in 4 hours
• Police probe reports of shots fired in DeKalb
• Survivors share pain during Safe Passage's speak out
• Despite renovations, intent is to preserve history of courthouse
• Sycamore council OKs city well contract despite local drillers' opposition
• Local DeKalb restaurant spices things up
• WLBK
• DeKalb police investigating reports of two shootings over the weekend
• Racing runs in the family for many at Cubs Scouts event
• Few or no candidates not uncommon for some county boards
• Let your voice be heard
• Superman secret on Plano is out
• Local family waiting on 'justice' from 2005 car accident
• Sexual violence speak out set for Monday at church
• Third man charged in 2010 battery
• Green chosen as Somonauk superintendent
• Public hearing on Sycamore budget planned for Monday
• Agreement reached to release Keller's remains to family
• Two are charged with battery and mob action
• Owners try to take train car back to its 19th century look
• Agreement reached to release remains of Toni Keller
• Las Vegas man denied bond reduction request for Cortland incident
• Police seek information about theft of old coins
• Convo Center plays host to wheelchair basketball
• Local unemployment rate drops to 8.8 percent
• Bond raised for 2 suspects in drug-induced homicide
• DeKalb man back in jail on new burglary charges
• Police: Sandwich Man gagged and beat woman
• Finances, academic achievement topics of District 428 board debate
• Salesman pleads guilty, gets 4 years in May sexual assault
• Wind turbines still center of debate
• Delnor, Central DuPage Hospital complete merger
• DeKalb County Democrats gather for ‘solidarity’
• Fattys 10th Anniversary Week - April 4-9th
• Door-to-door salesman pleads guilty of assaulting woman
• Unemployment decreased in February in DeKalb County
• DeKalb City Council, Kish BOT hopefuls debate issues at forum
• Bond reduction denied for 
DeKalb man charged with forgery
• Local libraries to offer access to online order of protection form
• Two DeKalb men have drug-induced homicide charges added
• Woman accused of battery seeks to represent herself
• Man accused of robbing Associated Bank will represent himself
• Police investigate robbery at BP station
• Community mourns passing of Manning
• School programs geared toward fighting childhood obesity
• Committee OKs plan to cut county board members to 18
• Hearing for convicted NIU 
shooter will continue in May
• Book clubs
• Longtime local Ford dealer Brad Manning dies
• Two charged with drug-induced homicide
• Police investigating report of armed robbery
• Ex-alderman Wogen reaches plea agreement on DUI charge
• DeKalb teen sentenced in attempted robbery
• Human tragedy in Japan leads to teach-in
• Link brings tragedy home
• Loud party leads to arrest of DeKalb man on battery charges
• Some charges dropped after Chicago man enters guilty plea
• Two candidate forums to 
gear voters up for election
• Police: During arrest, woman kicks officer in Dixon
• Fourth man pleads guilty in Dec. Kishwaukee Education Consortium attack
• DeKalb contracts to fill economic director spot
• DeKalb names public works head
• Kirkland man charged with damaging restaurant
• Bond revoked for recently married Sycamore man
• Leaders optimistic about state of DeKalb County
• Movies
• State hopeful for agreement on release of some of Keller's remains
• Additional charges could be added to Riverdale man's forgery case
• Chicago man pleads guilty in Dec. attack
• Bond reduced for man 
accused of Tegrant theft
• District 428 takes issue with Target’s property appraisal
• Researchers set out to study rare Illinois frog
• Colon cancer survivor says don't ignore your body's warning signs
• Classes focus on cooking healthy, natural meals
• Schrader: Memoirs from growing up in county
• CVS plan gets first reading at DeKalb City Council
• No decision on releasing Keller remains
• Sharing Passover traditions
• Weekend Police Reports
• Soccer player hoping to compete in Swedish tournament
• Quinn battling for approval
• County clerk's office to allow credit card payments soon
• 2nd Ward hopefuls vie for Sandwich seat
• Libertyville choir to sing at Mass in Vatican City
• Multiplier for county taxes announced
• DeKab man charged with sex abuse of family member
• County board is sizing up own look
• Testing the process of public access in DeKalb County
• FOIA results from DeKalb County municipalities
• State Sen. Johnson backs budget-cutting plans
• Another charge for DeKalb man in counterfeit bill case
• There's a new 'sheriff' in town
• Huntley couple among first to bring home Volt
• Suspect in multiple DeKalb County burglaries arrested
• NIU votes to increase room and board rates
• Cortland trustee, District 428 school board candidates debate hot topics
• DeKalb City Council to discuss CVS plan
• Friends of the Library
• Meeting to determine who might receive aid from Feb. blizzard
• Several county water districts receive honors
• Corn Fest music lineup announced
• Take part in Reuse-a-Palooza
• Nicklas says no surprises in budget being sent to Sycamore council
• Preparing for the end of life
• So much for spring weather
• Newcomer opposes longtime alderman in Sandwich 4th Ward race
• Man charged after police say he used fake bills
• Prosecutors ask for release of some of Keller's remains to her family
• Information sought on theft of tools at Kish College
• Bond set for man charged in hit-and-run
• More funds may go to courthouse expansion
• Hearing rescheduled for man convicted in NIU shooting
• National Library Week
• State's attorney requests Keller's remains be released
• Corn Fest announces 2011 music lineup
• Two men charged in copper thefts
• Basketball game set at Convo Center for wheelchair team
• Police: Man hits pedestrian, leaves car, reports it stolen
• Shelton: School funding is really up to you
• Catholic fundraiser at Convo Center canceled
• Man accused in home invasion pleads not guilty
• Community Expo geared toward families this year
• Tuesday Police Reports
• Report finds some DeKalb County, many state bridges in need of repair
• Man pleads guilty to 
prostitution near school
• The Bridal Guide, 35th Issue
• Thebeaus Add to Cancer Center Campaign
• Landscape Design
• One injured in hit and run accident
• Sandwich 2nd Ward candidates tout experience
• Local candidate hopefuls sound off at first debate before April's election
• Picture of son inspires man to open Rocky’s Spaghetti House
• Wilson cleared on sex charge in less than 2 hours
• Sycamore council holds off on vote to extend Nicklas' contract
• Local woman teaches kids importance of healthy lifestyle at camp
• From Oxen to Jets
• Former teacher found not guilty of fondling student
• Sycamore's 'Spring Fling' aims to help downtown businesses
• Gas prices changing transportation habits
• Political insiders size up angry rhetoric
• Witnesses testify for defense in Wilson trial
• Sycamore council to vote on renewing Nicklas’ contract
• Catering to the bellies of Christians who forgo meat
• On separate sides of the issue
• Illinois declared disaster area due to blizzard
• Cortland woman could be placed on home monitoring
• No injuries reported in Hinckley bus accident
• Litigation aside, a great deal of red tape remains on landfill
• Stereo equipment stolen, police seek information
• Cortland woman could be placed on home monitoring
• Rochelle man jailed after being accused of stealing gas
• Police: Man charged for allegedly carving ‘Mike was here’ on police station door
• State board denies landfill appeal
• Second, separate incident is focus of Day 2 of ex-Somonauk teacher's trial
• Cortland woman could be placed on home monitoring
• Litigation aside, a great deal of red tape remains on landfill
• Cortland woman could be placed on home monitoring
• Police: Man charged for allegedly carving ‘Mike was here’ on police station door
• Second, separate incident is focus of Day 2 of ex-Somonauk teacher's trial
• Sycamore welcomes spring with festivities
• Maple Park to vote on property taxes
• No injuries reported in Hinckley bus accident
• Stereo equipment stolen, police seek information
• Rochelle man jailed after being accused of stealing gas
• Sycamore welcomes spring with festivities
• State board denies landfill appeal
• Maple Park to vote on property taxes
• State pollution board denies landfill expansion appeal
• Ellwood Historic Neighborhood residents working to update plan to improve area
• DeKalb County Board appoints new member
• Testimony begins in trial of former Somonauk teacher accused of sexual abuse
• Cortland candidates weigh experience for trustee positions
• Sycamore man charged with damaging squad car
• Vigil to mark 8 years of war
• DeKalb schools to dismiss dozens of staff
• County board committee discusses revising meetings cancellation policy
• District 428 looks at raising ticket prices by $1
• Meeting to gauge interest in Women voters group
• Enjoying a glimpse of spring
• Two men arrested on heroin charges, additional charges a possibility
• Bond set at $500,000 for men facing drug charges
• This Saturday, March 19th at 1:30 we will be offering our new family program Creatures and Creations. Join us as we investigate animal imagery in paintings, furniture and museum artifacts and create our own animal masks and puppets. Cost is $9 per child.
• DeKalb Schools dismiss dozens of staff members
• Riccardi’s in Sycamore gets a ‘bring your own’ liquor license
• DeKalb man who barricaded self in home is back in county jail
• Jury selected for former Somonauk teacher trial
• Genoa-Kingston students walk out, protest layoffs
• Proposed legislation would turn out lights on tanning for minors
• Diverse candidates running in Kirkland
• Candidate forums set throughout county
• Genoa man arrested in Tegrant theft
• DeKalb School District 428 looks at deficit
• Drug sweep suspect 
arrested in Pittsburgh
• Sycamore makes list to prioritize school purchases
• Jury selected for Wilson trial
• Police say man caught stealing from Tegrant
• Kishwaukee Sunrise Rotary 8k Race and 2 Mile Walk
• Man wanted in connection with December drug sweep arrested
• Hinckley man's bid for bond reduction denied
• Sycamore man accused of sexual assault
• DeKalb police, fire chiefs tell council vehicle replacement 'critical'
• Obama, area educators prod 
‘No Child’ law
• Hultgren breaks in new Geneva office
• Daffodil Days fundraiser brings hope to cancer patients
• Shabbona woman is latest arrested in connection with snowmobile thefts
• Kaneland cuts hit library services, intramurals
• Kaneland school board candidates weigh potential conflict of interest
• Death of Guess ‘a great loss for this city’
• Officials take aim at stipends
• Online archives of newspaper offers historical information
• Japan begins to dig for dead amid nuclear crisis
• Several arrested at Malta party after ambulance call
• Early voting offers convenience
• Officials: Intoxicated man started fight with officer
• DeKalb city attorney Norma Guess dies after battle with cancer
• Daffodils
• Where do you read?
• Rotary District 6420 - Ice Hogs Game to End Polio Now!
• DeKalb, Sycamore park districts look for ways to work together
• DeKalb Police say they nabbed identity theft kingpin
• Genoa man charged with identity theft
• Wanted: Two volunteers for Maple Park Board
• NIU alumni touch down in Japan right before quake strikes
• Painting what he sees
• Four running for three seats on District 424 school board
• Expo in Genoa gives businesses, clients a way to meet, interact
• Japan
• Files
• On-Line Order of Protection
• NIU alumni on trip to Japan are OK
• Jailed on drug charges, bond reduction request denied
• Crime Stoppers seeks info on Genoa burglary
• Jobless rate rises to 9.1 percent in DeKalb County
• Local businesses expect boost in home-improvement projects
• Kaneland candidates talk taxes, goals
• Libraries could be safe havens to fill out orders of protection
• DeKalb 7th Ward candidates point to connections with students
• Two enter pleas that stem from December drug sweep
• DeKalb City Council committee to hear vehicle replacement plans
• e-books
• Cortland woman jailed 
on felony drug charges
• Somonauk man charged with sexually assaulting child has bond reduction denied
• Tuition going up at Kishwaukee College
• Counties council sets April meeting in Sugar Grove
• Death penalty abolition takes decision about Curl's fate out of locals' hands
• Christians begin journey with Ash Wednesday
• Openness, tax dollars are key issues to DeKalb 3rd Ward candidates
• NIU’s Peters: Cash flow, not budgetary problems
• After two delays, ex-Somonauk teacher's sex abuse trial set for Monday
• Kish Rotary "Run for the Woods!"
• Sycamore man claiming to have knife during fight arrested
• G-K School Board votes to let more than 40 teachers go
• Route 251 Overpass 
to close in Rochelle
• Task force talks focus on helping Greek Row community
• Engerman returns to Kane County office
• Sycamore gas station approved to sell alcohol
• U.S. treasurer advises students to achieve higher education
• Local mom and pop stores in market for edge against chains
• DeKalb's 5th Ward sees public, private distinction in alderman race
• Sycamore School Board OKs staff reductions, but no tenured teachers in danger
• Last day to register to vote for April election
• Son jailed on sex charges as father's trial set to begin
• DeKalb firefighters respond to electrical fixture fire
• NIU music program webcasts bring people, musicians together
• Hultgren sees district's 
issues first-hand at Elburn town hall meeting
• Sycamore City Council approves collective bargaining agreement
• Rally held in Geneva focuses on funding for Planned Parenthood
• Construction on Dollar General 
in Cortland starting next month
• Focus for DeKalb's 1st ward differs among candidates
• About 300 Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• It boils down to syrup
• Somonauk man charged with sexual offenses against a juvenile
• Principal transition under way at West Elementary School in Sycamore
• Electronics are rivaling No. 2 pencils
• Local school districts get money from state for libraries
• Braser referees tough game
• Volume of kids’ ear infections on big decline
• Chilean visitor highlights World Day of Prayer event
• County board set to bestow honors on vets
• Trial of former Somonauk teacher accused of 
fondling student delayed again
• Families enjoy 'Royal Ball' event at NIU
• Thirty years of providing Safe Passage to 'future'
• Sycamore 
to consider revising collective bargaining accords with 3 labor groups
• Sycamore 2nd Ward hopefuls eye economy
• DeKalb woman reflects on 108 years of life
• Cortland candidate drops out of race, still on ballot
• NIU room and board likely to go up
• Wedding bells not ringing as often
• Ill. long-term pension debt jumps sharply
• Alleged robbery victims now face own charges
• Hinckley man charged with sexually abusing a child
• Two charged with selling to minor in tobacco check
• Suspect leads DeKalb police on foot chase before arrest is made
• Isaacman lawyer says client received a fair trial
• Inboden's Bratwurst Best in state!
• WNIJ News Reporter Wins Three AP Awards
• DeKalb man charged after foot chase
• Student fine after being hit by car outside DeKalb High School
• Police seek information about two burglaries
• County board committee approves budget alterations
• Sycamore council hopefuls seeking first political victory
• Man charged with providing gun used in crime
• Third-grader's essay likely source of Huntley Middle School building's name change
• Online comment leads 
to misdemeanor charge
• Liquor hearing involving Upper Deck Sports Bar & Grill granted continuance
• NIU building named after St. Charles man
• NIU students pledge to watch what they say
• FREE SECOND LOOKS AT H&R BLOCK
• Harper Collins
• is now open for the 2011 season. Stop by for a tour!
• Genoa man charged with sex abuse
• New administrative structure set for Hiawatha district
• Gov. Quinn 
requests federal aid for snowstorm costs
• KishHealth bond 
rating upgraded
• Kish YMCA receives grant
• Malta man sentenced in sex case
• Car totaled after catching fire
• Battery suspect was naked, shouting about Jay Cutler, police say
• DeKalb School Board presented restructuring plan
• Mom of boy born prematurely: 'He has given me strength'
• Former Gov. Ryan explains why he emptied Ill. death row
• DeKalb man charged with selling cocaine near Prairie Park
• City of DeKalb files countersuit
• Quinn requests federal assistance for February winter storm
• Committee OKs First Street work in DeKalb
• Hair Affair now serving customers in Sycamore
• Sycamore named a top place to affordably retire
• Police: DeKalb man blew smoke in officer's face
• Verbal fight leads to stabbing
• Economic viability of regional education offices is under fire
• County treasurer is not easing into his new position
• Facing sex charges, man wants more preparation
• NIU names SIU 
official to same positions
• Two taken to Sandwich hospital after accident
• KishHealth Upgraded to "A" Bond Rating
• Voter Registration
• e-books
• Area officials questioning consolidation
• Royal ball goal to delight kids, raise funds
• Sycamore student 'mesmerizes' at county spelling bee, advances to D.C.
• Restaurant is first to serve alcohol in Cortland in more than 70 years
• February to end like a lamb after starting like a lion
• February gas prices are filling up Illinois' record book
• DeKalb school’s museum teaches black history
• Armed robbery suspects released; charges remain
• Expo to showcase what Kirkland offers
• Building loan going forward in Cortland
• Bleachers, lights will give new DeKalb High School an added dimension
• Construction on schedule at new DeKalb High School
• Suspect in school fight turns himself in to post original bond
• Police: Probe into fatal crash will take time
• DeKalb City Council to discuss possible North First Street project
• Mushrooms land NIU student in jail
• State Sen. Johnson to keep predecessor’s district offices
• Sycamore firefighter returns after year in Afghanistan
• Campbell says office changes will match talent with issues
• Bond reduction in Farm & Fleet 
theft case denied
• The blind side
• District 427 names Barnhardt 
West Elementary principal
• Chefs & Recipes Sought for Divas Dish
• Notary Public
• Campbell reorganizing state's attorney's office
• DeKalb comprehensive plan update discussed; public hearing coming
• County comprehensive plan update discussed; public hearing coming
• Early voting in county to expand; absentee voting starts today
• Liquor hearing on downtown 
DeKalb business set for next week
• Judge denies bond reduction for man in DeKalb drug case
• Sycamore man sentenced for part in gang fight
• Police debating charges against driver in fatal crash
• Living quarters of DeKalb alderman candidate disputed
• With the freeze and thaw come bumps and holes
• Tax forms
• Curl pleads not guilty in person
• Police seek information on video game burglary
• Staff announcement 
by Campbell delayed
• DeKalb man sentenced to three years
• ‘Stunning’ increase in county jail population, average stays
• Hultgren addresses possible Fermilab cuts
• Citizens question Kaneland cuts
• Friends remember young couple killed in Sycamore car accident
• G-K School District 424 hoping to cut 5 percent of budget
• Sycamore School Board OKs cuts to staffing positions, programs
• Woman accused of taking money from youth program
• Sycamore man charged with beating fellow inmate; bond increased
• Deadline approaching 
for senior tax deferral
• Curl pleads not guilty to charges he killed NIU student Toni Keller
• ‘Cancer Blows’ website launches to raise money
• Sycamore City Council approves higher ambulance fees
• Center helps international students learn English, U.S. culture
• Forum will allow community to sound off on Kaneland cuts
• Two die after vehicle hit at Sycamore intersection
• Kish College gives high schoolers look at campus life in group settings
• U.S. treasurer to speak at 
NIU on Latinos’ leadership
• Egyptian Theatre halfway to completing its seating chart
• Two people killed in two-vehicle accident in Sycamore
• Project Prom offers shopping experience for all
• Having a simple Play Day
• Dixon man recalls blizzard rescue
• Spellers getting ready for county competition
• Changes in parking coming to downtown DeKalb
• Rotary to project 
‘End Polio’ message 
on courthouse
• DeKalb County prescription program available to residents
• Local tax preparers offer a few tips to make filing easier
• DeKalb man dies while in custody of Chicago Police
• Newspapers fight for government accountability in printed public notices
• Kish workshop helps people prepare their spring gardens
• Ambulance fee increase up for vote at Sycamore City Council meeting
• Kingston man sentenced for Social Security embezzlement
• Hultgren will host a 
round table discussion
• Golden Years Plaza gets computer center
• Minor injuries in Genoa accident
• Isaac Ellwood’s first DeKalb house needs a new home
• County offers program to help people quit smoking
• Campbell fires first assistant state's attorney
• Judge Klein honored by peers as education friend
• TV appearance ‘doesn’t feel real’ for St. Charles siblings
• Warm weather approaches record high
• Seasonal DeKalb roadway weight limits in place
• Fermi director: Cuts will have major impact on lab
• Crop conference sheds light on farming trends
• Curl will plead not guilty to Keller murder
• Three injured after electrical shock in Sycamore rehabilitation center swimming pool
• Sycamore toddler's heart beating the odds
• 7-Eleven stores coming 
to state tollway Oases
• NIU vice president named to Ill. Innovation Council
• New county treasurer not choice of precinct committeemen
• Emergency responders called to report of woman shocked in pool
• Curl's attorney: Client will plead not guilty to killing Toni Keller
• Sycamore School District 427 continues budget discussions
• DeKalb County finance committee approves abatement for 2010 tax year
• County board picks one of its own to assume vacated treasurer post
• DeKalb Borders store to close; company files for bankruptcy
• Local officials now crunching census numbers
• Lee County Board says no to truck stop
• Northern Illinois Food Bank under new leadership: Schaefer becomes CEO
• Two charged in theft 
attempt at Farm & Fleet
• Murder trial set for DeKalb man
• DeKalb School Board approves bids for bleachers, lights at new high school
• Four fail tobacco compliance check in DeKalb
• After tax hike, Quinn budget offers more pain
• DeKalb's Borders reportedly will close
• Fermi director: GOP cuts ‘catastrophic’
• Economic outlook good for manufacturing
• DeKalb man sentenced for firing gun in city in April 2007
• Housing task force wants to see refined data on police, fire calls
• Consignment sale to benefit 
Genoa-Kingston post-prom
• State looks to students to help spread digital safety
• Judge orders Isaacman lawyers to appear
• No restrictions on District 428's $21 million construction grant
• Serving up chow
• Census: DeKalb County sees 18 percent population growth
• Sycamore school officials share ideas to reduce budget spending
• DeKalb man, 58, charged with 
prostitution from 2009 incident
• DeKalb School Board gets five-year look into the future
• Rotary 8k "Run for the Woods!"
• Thank You
• Rotarians: Double Recognition Opportunity
• Dropped NIU OneCard leads to arrests
• Eight-year-old girl’s 911 call leads 
to couple’s arrest
• NIU community remembers while moving forward
• Local bar and store fails liquor compliance check
• Local couples celebrate long-term relationships
• Suspect says he will represent himself
• City transfers loan balance to oblige bar sale
• Staff, intramurals are targets of Kaneland budget cuts
• DeKalb man jailed for 
alleged YMCA burglary
• NIU community remembers while moving forward
• NIU pauses to remember those lost
• Students see 'future' in technology event
• Sycamore church starts new ministry after deaf couple join its flock
• Traffic stop results in weapons, other charges
• DeKalb Public Library kicks off yearlong fundraiser
• Parent of NIU shooting victim living in shadow of his daughter
• Heroin is part 
of haul taken in DeKalb drug arrests
• Two DeKalb men charged in armed robbery
• Scholarship 
recipients move NIU ‘Forward’
• NIU will pause to remember those lost in shootings
• Three arrested in drug investigation
• Sycamore house fire causes $200,000 in damage
• Sprinkler activation evacuates 
NIU’s Lincoln Hall residents
• Downtown merchants weigh Corn Fest location
• DeKalb couple see history unfold during trip to Egypt
• NIU to hold Feb. 14 memorial Monday
• Crime Stoppers seeking info on theft at Tegrant
• Sycamore Park District wants input for community survey
• Ballot certified by county clerk's office for April 5 election
• Kaneland grading scale may be revamped
• Hope Haven to relay its plan for growth
• Lincoln Hall at NIU reopen after sprinkler set off fire alarm
• No injuries in Sycamore house fire
• Emanuel faces ire from some unions, other groups
• Dog park in Sycamore is a step closer
• Bomb threat suspect must stay away from KishHealth
• Illinois Senate sends off Burzynski in style
• Ownership change to spur liquor license discussion at DeKalb City Council meeting
• Lee County Board members question truck stop deal
• Corn Fest 2011 officially will touch down at airport
• Sycamore man denied bond reduction
• Woman who padlocked kids 
in Sycamore house is sentenced
• Area businesses feel sting of high diesel costs
• Crews fixing water main break on North First in DeKalb
• Corn Fest 2011 to be at airport
• Crime Stoppers seeking information on Tegrant theft
• Judge denies Rochelle man's bond reduction request
• Plainfield man released after allegedly filing false report
• Isaacman hearing delayed; former attorneys did not show up
• Car crash in Malta leaves two people in critical condition
• Students' hearts into jumping rope
• Groundbreaking ceremony for DeKalb County Courthouse expansion set for April
• Open house set for mental health collaboration
• party
• Crews respond to two-vehicle accident on Route 64
• Dryer catches fire in Sycamore
• Riccardi's in Sycamore changes locations
• Plainfield man's call to 911 draws charges
• Sycamore snow sculptor took different approach to blizzard
• DeKalb Public Library celebrates 80 years
• New judge named to 16th Judicial Circuit
• Genoa fire contained quickly with no injuries
• Sycamore OKs plan to replace four vehicles
• County executive committee names interim treasurer
• I-39 plows, semi crash shuts down interstate
• Accident on Interstate 39 shuts down traffic for hours
• Rotary District 6420 Seeking to bring Vocational Team to Ak’ Tenamit
• Dryer fire damages garage in Sycamore
• Sycamore inn sold, becomes Motel 6
• Acting county treasurer to be named tonight
• Sycamore City Council approves creation of rural subdivision
• Sycamore man faces more charges of domestic abuse
• Circuit clerk's records now available 24 hours a day
• KCH employee faces charges he threatened to blow up hospital
• Some businesses see growth during the economic downturn
• Neutral
• Room
• Alexander McCall Smith
• Pets bring peace of mind to businesses
• Surviving while stranded
• Teamwork key at annual Klondike Derby
• Pets bring piece of mind to businesses
• Despite no Bears, fans flock to watch Super Bowl
• Sycamore man jailed for alleged bomb threats
• Castle Bank Welcomes David Randa
• Crime Stoppers looks for info on Cortland attempted robberies
• Response to snow comes with some costs
• Officials hope new practices will lower the risk of radiation-related cancers
• Accidental DeKalb apartment
fire leaves $15K in damages
• Three arrested early Friday in fight at Cortland apartment
• County treasurer candidates to be interviewed Sunday
• Suit alleges Elburn Police illegally detained man
• Sycamore to consider pilot recycling program
• Burst pipe soaks areas of 
Kane County office, law library
• While the warm weather of July seems far away, Ellwood House is currently accepting applications for our July 3rd Art Fair. If you are an artist interested in exhibiting at our art fair please email us at info(AT)ellwoodhouse.org.
• Fines
• Letter carriers will deliver to places that don't pose a risk
• Reduced bond denied for DeKalb robbery suspect
• Warning about vehicles on streets; help requested on fire hydrant access
• Meteorologist: Rising temperatures just a tease
• Bond reduction gets a ‘no’ from county circuit judge
• Travel remains slow on some rural roads and state highways in DeKalb County
• Community Needs Grants deadline set for March 1
• Blood supply levels very low after winter storm
• Ruling in Kane Co. coroner’s case scheduled for March 11
• DeKalb man wants bond reduced on drug charges
• County, cities use media, websites to spread information
• weather
• Local residents make most of snow break
• Stranded drivers in Genoa sought warmth, shelter in storm
• Different stories, all with similar endings
• DeKalb County digs out from massive storm
• Spring 2011 Community Needs Grant Deadline
• Snow-reeling county faces arctic chill
• Home delivery resumes Thursday
• Thursday's weather-related closings
• Send us your blizzard photos
• DeKalb teen denied bond reduction at hearing
• Local schools named to state honor roll
• No business like snow business
• TransVAC, Meals on Wheels services canceled today
• Winter storm's final forecast: 'Pretty crazy'
• Due to the weather conditions NIU’s main campus in DeKalb and all regional NIU Educational Centers will be closed on Wednesday, February 2. The Huskie Bus Line has canceled all operations for Wednesday, February 2, 2011. The Late Night Ride Servi
• Huskie bus service will provide regular service until 5:00 pm today, Tuesday, February 1, 2011. From 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm today, the weekend evening service will be offered. Road conditions will determine service availability for Wednesday, February 2,
• Classes canceled as of 3 p.m. today, remainder of day, evening, Wednesday schedule to be announced at 5 p.m. See our Winter Weather Information page for more details.
• Heavy snow will affect delivery; E-Edition available free on Wednesday
• Home delivery suspended
• Tonight’s women’s basketball game between NIU and Bowling Green at the NIU Convocation Center has been moved to 5 p.m. due to approaching inclement weather conditions in the northern Illinois region. Fans attending the game should use extreme
• We apologize for any confusion regarding the Huskie Bus Line. Some incorrect information was mistakenly shared with our office. The buses will be running if the university is open. Sorry about that!
• This update came in yesterday from the Student Association- We are under a Blizzard Watch, if the conditions are as anticipated, Huskie Bus Line will be operating as follows: Huskie Line will be running full bus service until 6pm Tues. (conditions depen
• Blizzard Watch: 'This could be a historic snow system'
• Blizzard Watch: 'A storm of historic proportions'
• Weather-related cancellations and postponements
• Federal agency offers tips on how to survive a winter storm
• Weather delays trial of former Somonauk teacher
• Grand jury indicts Curl on murder charges
• Glen Ellyn man charged 
in Sycamore incident
• County looks for new treasurer after Johnson heads to Ill. Senate
• Get your shovels, snowblowers ready
• DeKalb man faces armed violence, drug possession charges
• Weather
• Delivery
• How to survive a winter storm
• Curl indicted in murder of Antinette Keller
• Trial of former Somonauk teacher postponed
• Rotary Meeting
• Well, it sounds like some major winter weather could be headed our way! Make sure to sign up for NIU's Campus Advisory e-mails to be notified about campus-wide closures or cancellations. When the campus is open, cancellation of individual classes is
• DeKalb County treasurer selected as Burzynski's successor
• Four charged with drug possession 
in Shabbona after noise complaint
• Blizzard watch becomes blizzard warning
• Parents of Sycamore special education students have a place to connect
• Blizzard-like storm could bring up to 18 inches of snow
• Thirty-four minors, one adult charged with alcohol offenses at party
• Daffodil Days to lift ‘hope,’ benefit cancer society
• Visually impaired go skiing for sight
• Christine Johnson selected to finish Burzynski's Senate term
• Friday Trivia answer - The Hail NIU Alma Mater was written by Wilbur Smith and Orville Baker and debuted in 1961. Congratulations to Lyndsey Jones, our random winner!
• Shabbona school bus accident has no injuries
• Cole Hall construction under way on exterior
• Emerald Snow Ball accumulates its last crowd
• American Red Cross makes plea for blood donations
• Former Somonauk teacher's fondling trial to begin Monday
• City plans to
 countersue
 DeKalb Aviation
• Crowd goes wild at Convo Center
• DeKalb Aviation files suit against DeKalb; city plans countersuit
• Friday Trivia: Who wrote the Hail NIU Alma Mater, and what year did it debut on campus? A random correct answer will be chosen at 12 pm Saturday to win some Huskie gear!
• welcomes new director Brian Reis.
• Isaacman's sentencing delayed; hearing set for ineffective counsel claim
• Kaneland changing special education programs
• Shabbona woman facing additional forgery charges
• Kishwaukee program offers students a second chance
• No injuries in accident 
with snowplow in Pierce
• Unemployment rises slightly in county, but overall view still optimistic
• Information sought 
on reported burglary
• Kish to hold open house 
for prospective students
• 'Chilling effect' or appropriate? St. Charles mother's charges debated
• Man sentenced to four-plus years for drug charges
• Local unemployment rate increased slightly in December
• Free soup? Sign me up! Come warm up with a FREE cup of soup and bread sticks while learning more about how to be successful at NIU during the Soup & Success Series. Check the web site for workshop topics and times.
• Author pledges 2,000 books to county schools
• Burzynski stepping down early from state Senate seat
• Megan Morrison Home and Garden and Moxie to merge in DeKalb
• Queen of the 'beehive' attracting buzz
• O’Leary to hold DeKalb 7th Ward campaign kickoff
• NIU grad edits Lincoln book
• State Sen. Burzynski retiring in February
• Red Riot is providing FREE PIZZA to any student wearing red to tonight's men's basketball game! Also, the NIU football team will be honored at halftime for their Humanitarian Bowl victory. The game will begin at 6:30 and will be viewable on ESP
• Blackstone Restaurant closes after failed lease negotiations
• Sycamore School Board terminates services of bus driver
• Cigarette purchase nets DeKalb man 18 months
• DeKalb man faces life in prison for drug charges
• Organizations push for more people to receive CPR training
• Incident at Kishwaukee Community Hospital leads to battery charges
• Lawmakers: Illinois can stay business-friendly, with work
• Candidates in DeKalb City Council race get to know departments, issues at orientation
• Bond reduced for DeKalb student
• Wanted in Hinckley, Geneva man faces charges after car chase
• Rotary Meeting
• Rotary Meeting
• Rotary Meeting
• NIU's College of Business is turning 50! To kick off the celebration they are offering you the opportunity to create their birthday slogan and a chance to win prizes! More information here:
• DeKalb votes to eliminate residency requirement
• Cortland board looking at TIF district benefits
• DeKalb City Council decides to renovate current city space
• Sycamore depot work under way
• Council votes to eliminate residency requirement
• Organizers say annual quilt walk in Genoa bigger than ever
• Accident leads to porch damage
• Challenging future awaits for local hog farmers
• Mental health board looks for funding applications
• St. Mary's students take part in anniversary event of Roe v. Wade
• March of Dimes Seeks Sponsors for April 30 walk at Hopkins Park
• February 13
• Celebrating 55 years of service
• Man hits NIU police car
• Open house a way to remember, inform
• American Cancer Society Relay For Life of DeKalb County kick-off event is this week
• ‘Kids Take Over’ gives children 
behind-the-scenes look at game
• WikiLeaks: 1 percent of diplomatic docs published
• Kick-off celebration for Relay for Life
• Small Business Job Creation Tax Credit
• Open house remembers missing Maple Park man
• Wow, I think that was a record number of responses! The correct answer is Joan Allen. Congratulations to our random winner, Jimmy Cantagallo! Please contact me at hnicholson@niu.edu to claim your prize. Have a great weekend everyone!
• Local fans ready for Sunday's showdown between the Bears and Packers
• County’s sex offender registry gets update
• Starting new chapter at Northern Illinois University
• Cold weather expected to hang around longer
• NIU planning two Feb. 14 memorials
• DeKalb man jailed on child porn charges
• KEYS meeting addresses developmental assets, community schools
• Anniversaries
• Friday Trivia: What Bourne Supremacy/Bourne Ultimatum actor or actress is an alum of NIU? Respond with the correct answer in the comments by 10 a.m. Saturday for a chance to win some Huskie gear! A correct answer will be chosen at random.
• This Sunday's women's basketball game tip-off time has been moved to noon so fans can still catch the Huskies in the MAC showdown and the NFC Championship game between the Bears and the Packers. It's the "Kids Take Over the Convo"
• Warming centers open in county
• Weather-related closings
• Deadline to submit name for ‘Write-In’ candidate approaching
• Illinois Secretary of State mobile office to be on NIU campus
• DeKalb City Council to
 reassess
 space issue
• Apartment complex evacuated after elevator motor overheats
• District 428 ponders how to spend $21 million grant
• DeKalb Chamber of Commerce honors Business of the Year
• No fire, just a malfunctioning furnace
• Paralympian: 'It's OK to be different'
• Information sought on 
burglary attempts in Cortland
• Panera Bread Make-A-Wish Fundraiser
• NIU Remembers: A Day of Reflection
• Newish Library Card
• NIU Today has updated its homepage for the new semester! New elements include the Huskie Bus tracker and local weather, as well as the ability to share your photos with the NIU community!
• e-books
• Mini-Collections
• Big Read
• Conference to present officials with evidence-based practices
• Robberies in DeKalb may have a connection
• Safety enhancers coming to Peace Road intersections
• County's finalists for engineering position to take IDOT test
• Hy-Vee will build gas station
• Kaneland narrowing field of principal candidates
• Two DeKalb students make court apperance in connection with fight
• Moment of silence offers chance for reflection, officials say
• Man sentenced for burglaries in Sycamore and Somonauk
• Trial set for man representing himself on assault charges
• Sycamore man sentenced on child porn charges
• Two DeKalb students make court appearance in connection with fight
• DeKalb man sentenced on child porn charges
• Parents - have your kids ever dreamed of being a sports announcer, DJ, or reporter? The NIU women's basketball team is offering a free youth clinic this Saturday during their game against Miami! Don't pass up this great opportunity!
• DeKalb County Ag Breakfast
• District 428 preparing to move staff to new buildings
• Sycamore man pleads not guilty to new charges
• Sycamore's financial estimates not pretty
• DeKalb chamber’s yearly dinner set for Thursday
• Police investigating reported armed robbery in DeKalb
• Plenty of vacancies for local office space but landlords optimistic
• Vehicle fails to stop, crashes into school bus
• Steam locomotive not coming through DeKalb
• DeKalb man facing drug, theft charges
• DeKalb schools to host SIT Conference again
• Five DeKalb High School students charged with battery
• Salvation Army use up; donations down
• DeKalb man who barricaded self arrested again
• Police investigating armed robbery in DeKalb
• DeKalb school bus in accident with car
• Saturday was Victor E. Huskie's birthday!
• Welcome back, students! Have a great semester!
• Maple Park Police Department to hold open house Saturday
• Wintry mix fun for some, dangerous for others
• Ogle County administrator decides to vacate post
• Glidden Crossing shopping center sold to Cincinnati-based firm
• Sycamore man to help in Haiti in friend's honor
• Tributes to Martin Luther King Jr. carry on his message
• Two New Tenants Open at Northland Plaza, DeKalb!
• Parking prohibition declared in DeKalb
• Today is the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service. As you remember Dr. King, what are your plans for serving your community today?
• The answer to Friday's trivia question was the Dialogue on Diversity! Congratulations to our random winner Sarah Gorniak - please contact me at hnicholson@niu.edu for your prize! Read more about the Dialogue on Diversity here:
• Pair of local events to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Officials torn over whether school buses need seat belts
• Bed tax for nursing homes may rise in state
• Seven arrested in connection to fight at DeKalb High School
• REALTORS group heads effort to fill food pantries
• Youngsters can work behind scenes at NIU game
• 'The Social Network' takes home top Golden Globes
• Children get experience with animals
• Bridal show with a tinge of pigskin
• 2011 DeKalb County Visitors Guides are Here!
• Seven arrested in connection with fight at DHS
• Happy birthday to Victor E. Huskie! Great win tonight for NIU men's basketball - Go Huskies!
• Reception honoring Gerald Brauer to be held today
• Applications for YEP 
funding being accepted
• Man charged with failure to yield after accident
• New dynamic sought for King celebration
• Genoa man charged with sex abuse
• County programs provide varying degrees to care for elderly
• Residency not as much of an issue for city of DeKalb's neighbors
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• After a brief holiday moratorium, Friday Trivia is back! What NIU Student Affairs program has put the university in the national spotlight with three Minority Access Diversity Awards and one NASPA Diversity Award? A winner will be chosen at random from c
• Shabbona woman in jail on charges of forgery
• Speaker: Asking price for corn, soybeans to stay high
• Bomb squad searches Geneva Metra station
• Rockford man pleads guilty to child porn
• Soup kitchens band together to help the starving in the area
• TransVAC buses to Kishwaukee College see increase in riders
• Woodstock couple sell magnets to fund adoption effort
• DeKalb teens accused of battery, attempted robbery
• Updates
• Three charged in attempted robbery
• Business owners say state losing its appeal
• RAMP receives CVS grant
• Comprehensive plan meeting draws small crowd
• Former employee at Alexander Lumber ordered to pay restitution
• DeKalb water bills set to increase in April
• Winterfest offers free, family-friendly day
• Safe Passage will get $2,500 through Monsanto program
• After being signed into law, increase kicks in right away
• DeKalb sewer bills set to increase in April
• Five taken to KCH after head-on collision on Route 38
• District 428 to hold meeting on applying for grant
• Farm show in full swing at Convo Center
• Vote today to bring a Union Pacific Steam Locomotive to DeKalb County
• please join us this Saturday, January 15th at a reception honoring Jerry Brauer from 2-4pm.
• Exciting news from the NIU science world: A team of NIU scientists, with a major role played by NIU Ph.D. students, has discovered a new, convenient and inexpensive way to make high performance hydrogen sensors. The technology could help enable a scale-u
• Year’s first snow a ‘normal winter day’
• Business of the Year finalists announced
• District 427 officials to meet with law enforcement to discuss bus accident response
• Crime Stoppers seeks information on TV theft
• Fifteen years later, slaying still unsolved
• Northern Illinois Farm Show brings vendors, clients together
• KC offers ‘Bridge to Healthcare Careers’
• Bill to abolish Ill. death penalty heading to gov.
• Kish College planning future after referendum
• DeKalb housing task force seeks identity
• 80th Birthday
• Students- as you prepare to head to DeKalb for a brand new semester, make sure to include the Winter Resource fair in your plans! 30 campus offices and 60+ student organizations will be represented to help you make the most of your NIU experience. Don�
• DeKalb council moves toward allowing department heads to live outside city
• Tentative multiplier for DeKalb County announced
• Smile your way to specialized photos
• Four more charged in December fight at Kishwaukee Education consortium
• Fermilab's Tevatron particle accelerator to be shut down
• Kaneland OKs budget cutting process
• DeKalb council takes no action on library’s levy
• Girl Scouts kick off cookie sales
• System will bring 1 to 3 inches of snow into area
• Sosnowski ready for work in Illinois House
• DeKalb man who shot gun in air sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Steam locomotive trip could roll through DeKalb
• Snow headed for DeKalb County
• Man who shot gun in the air sentenced to 10 years
• Suspect in Arizona shooting held without bail
• 'Cancer Blows' group raising money to fight cancer
• Tackling education reform
• Project Prom offering free prom dresses
• Man, 22, charged with assassination attempt
• No sign of movement on Ill. tax proposal
• Sycamore Library photo club to meet Jan. 19
• Local author gives vampires a different face
• Sycamore’s 2011 
dog tags available
• Soup kitchens serving different populations
• Overdrive
• DeKalb pharmacy, health department offering free flu shots
• Kaneland School District 302 programs, personnel face cuts
• Campbell tries to avoid conflicts as state's attorney
• Input sought to update county's plan for future
• Ice fishermen use variety of ways to make a catch
• Red wreaths indicated safe holiday season
• What an honor! The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has recognized Northern Illinois University as among the best colleges and universities in the nation for engaged learning.
• Sycamore bus driver placed on leave
• United Way looking to honor special volunteers
• Isaacman wants to replace lawyers
• 'Closure' begins after remains identified as Keller
• Intersection of Peace, Freed roads brings different ideas at meeting
• Sandwich candidate clear to run for fire board
• DeKalb City Council won't take action on library's tax levy
• Nominations wanted for Kishwaukee United Way’s Spirit of Caring Award
• Announcing Spring Session I and Test Prep for GRE, GMAT and LSAT starting Saturday, Jan. 15 (Spring Session II starts April 2). Registration is now open. An additional discount applies for being an NIU alumnus, employee or student.
• Isaacman requesting new attorney
• Remains found in Prairie Park identified as those of Toni Keller
• Driver cited in bus incident
• Man charged in DeKalb home invasion makes first court appearance
• Rollover accident results in arrest
• December in DeKalb colder than usual
• State gets two more weeks to decide on landfill appeal
• Hazmat team responds to chemical leak in Genoa
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• Senior Marke Freeman was named MAC player of the week after a strong victory against Loyola. Huskie Women's Basketball is starting out the season strong! Check them out tonight at the Convo Center vs. Eastern Michigan!
• Hazmat team called to Genoa business
• Mental health board looks for funding applications
• Body of missing Rochelle man found in field near his home
• Sycamore school buses crash; 3 students hurt
• DeKalb police searching 
for burglary suspects
• Sycamore Park District hires new leader
• Two disqualified to run for District 428 board
• School bus driver involved in Tuesday accident cited
• Somonauk youth arrested with loaded handgun
• Wicked Wheels set to roll in Sandwich this weekend
• DeKalb City Council candidates are clear to run
• DeKalb man enters not guilty plea to child porn
• Senior Tax Deferral Program
• Two kicked off ballot for DeKalb School Board
• Sycamore school bus accident sends 3 to hospital
• Board denies objections filed against DeKalb city council candidates
• District 428 candidates face protests
• Brief power outage hits parts of western DeKalb
• Teachers snap students back into school mode
• Nicor seeks donations for Salvation Army program
• Foster reflects on tenure in Washington, future
• Potholes popping up
• Rotary Meeting
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• Church to show ‘miracle’ documentary
• Meeting to address safety at intersection
• A healthy approach to the new year
• First baby of the year born at KCH
• One injured after three-car accident at Route 64, Motel Road intersection
• Suburban Apartments burglary investigation under way
• Local dealerships see more purchases toward year's end
• Happy New Year! We wish you the best in 2011.
• Keller's disappearance tops local news stories for 2010
• Oasises offer free cup of coffee
• Cortland on track to purchase building for town departments
• Man plans on running 11,000 miles on 1 DeKalb road
• Cortland man injured, charged with driving under the influence
• City, villages get grants to manage stormwater
• Three candidates for city council have objections filed against them
• Objections filed against three candidates running for DeKalb City Council
• Dense fog advisory to start for county at 10 a.m.
• Motion to quash drug arrests pushed to February
• Clare woman injured in Peace Road accident
• House Cafe to host youth party on New Year's Eve
• Crime Stoppers seeks information on car burglary in DeKalb
• Cortland has plans to fill void in building
• Genoa Marine spends holidays overseas on 4th tour of duty
• Clare woman injured in Peace Road accident
• Finding ways to enjoy the ice and cold
• Library directors reference loan program one service that's up in the air
• Library directors reference loan program as one service that's up in the air
• Details emerge in Batavia fatal accident as police investigate
• Genoa installs snow parking restrictions
• Local shops report solid holiday sales and crowds
• Another suspect from drug sweep turns himself in
• Election objection deadline near
• Judge lowers bond for one person arrested during drug sweep
• Hobby Lobby opens for business, will host grand opening Jan. 3
• 'Irreplaceable' Keith Deal dies at 58
• Wednesday is last day to object to election filings
• Kane County plans 
anti-drunken driving effort
• Batavia police continue investigation into fatal accident at Aldi headquarters
• DeKalb child care center earns three-star quality rating
• An upcoming episode of the acclaimed PBS series NOVA is likely to feature some familiar faces from NIU! The episode is scheduled to air at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 28, on some PBS stations.
• Director’s Cut Book Club
• Learning Curve
• Holiday shopping focus shifts from giving to returning
• Young magician delights hospital, nursing center patients on Christmas
• Late surge in charitable donations typical for tax write-off purposes
• Trees to be collected through end of January
• Rotary Polio Plus Auction
• Rotary Regular Meeting
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• Local faith leaders prepare their sermons for holidays
• DeKalb County parents gauge interest in indoor ice rink here
• Winter wonderland
• Waterman family counts its blessings after 13-year-old recovers from May car accident
• Goodfellows hope to make Christmas merry for children in need
• Large turnout for free holiday meal at Flippin Eggs
• Jobless rate falls to 8 percent in DeKalb County
• Bank robbery suspect enters not guilty plea
• Sprouts from Jimmy John's linked to salmonella outbreak
• Two Chicago men arrested over DeKalb home invasion
• Chicago man denied reduced bond, again
• School shop allows kids to make their own Christmas purchases
• Trial set for DeKalb man accused of sexual assault
• Two charged in Tuesday home invasion
• Genoa skating rink open for the winter season
• County health department layoffs unavoidable, administrators say
• Dog injured in fire that causes $30,000 in damage
• Community ensures residents of transitional homes have Merry Christmas
• DeKalb fills financial director position after quick departure
• Police deal with three 
accidents on Peace Road
• Sycamore family featured in Domino's flier
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• December 26
• Lisa Ballantine's ceramic skills she developed at NIU now helps save lives in Third World countries!
• Dog injured in fire at DeKalb residence
• Man accused of assaulting police deemed unfit for trial
• Still Christmas shopping? Local spots offer various options for procrastinating shoppers
• Man who barricaded himself in house is charged
• Greenwell pleads not guilty to three counts of murder
• Madigan's office distributes $1.2M to state food banks
• Feed 'Em Soup to provide free holiday meal today
• Man pleads guilty to sexually abusing younger relative
• Children act like leaders at early age in EarlyACT program
• Flippin Eggs to host 5th annual Christmas dinner Thursday
• Somonauk man accused of assaulting police deemed unfit for trial
• Hinckley man pleads guilty to sexually abusing relative
• Police looking for clues from DeKalb home invasion
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• Man accused in 2009 homicide pleads not guilty
• Police responding to report of home invasion in DeKalb
• Check out highlights from NIU's uDrove Humanitarian Bowl victory over Fresno State on Huskies All-Access at www.niuhuskies.com!
• Sycamore council approves 2010 corporate property tax levy
• Former State Rep. Johnson to replace Hultgren in the Illinois State Senate
• Sycamore council approves tax abatement for Ample Supply
• Programs aim to keep children's minds from taking recess during winter break
• Parkside Bed and Breakfast offers private getaway
• More than 100 file for April ballot
• Local jewelry store robbed at gunpoint
• Salon Seven treats seniors to day of pampering
• Woman charged with kicking Sycamore police officer
• Police investigating reported armed robbery
• Weather advisory issued for DeKalb County
• Kids are getting technological for the holidays
• Hope Haven awarded $30,000 grant
• NIU Observatory to be open during moon eclipse
• Students kick off their winter break by volunteering
• Carriage rides bring holiday fun
• Discounts on 2011 Tours
• Huskies are Humanitarian Bowl victors! NIU defeats Fresno State 40-17 for first bowl victory since 2004. Congratulations to Coach Tuke, the coaching staff, and the players for a job well done!
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• You all got the trivia correct; the ACC teams were Virginia, Boston College, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Miami, and Maryland. Congratulations to Tim Ryan, our random winner! Please contact me at hnicholson@niu.edu with your address. Thanks for playing everyon
• Creston teenager charged with mob action
• Sycamore tax levy up for final reading
• Protocol changes for child abuse cases
• Gas for $3 might ring in new year
• More emphasis placed on proper disposal of prescription medication
• Somonauk native to show film at public library about small towns
• congratulates Jerry Brauer on his retirement.
• Last night the NIU starting offensive line participated in a trivia contest at the Humanitarian Bowl Awards banquet. For today's Friday Trivia, let's see if you can correctly answer one of the questions they got right! Name the six ACC teams th
• Go Huskies!
• Coach Tom "Tuke" Matukewicz, Chad Spann, Chandler Harnish, and Jake Coffman participated in a press conference yesterday; video from the event can be found on NIU's YouTube channel:
• Classroom pets provide living, breathing education
• District 428's tax levy gets the board's nod
• VFW Post 2287 volunteer makes quilt out of WW II Army patches
• Plan commission approves putting dog park in DeKalb
• Jury convicts Isaacman in four hours
• Reduced bonds denied for two in DeKalb drug sweep
• The Foster & Buick Law Group's First Annual Winter Clothing Drive
• Isaacman found guilty
• As temperatures drop, frostbite risk increases
• DeKalb County Board fails to eliminate January meeting
• Wednesday traffic accident sends 1 to hospital
• Officials say cracks in downtown crosswalks will be fixed in spring
• Maher: Not so high on Miley Cyrus 'growing up'
• Accused shooter testifies that gun fired in physical struggle
• Judge grants request to raise bond for man arrested in drug sweep
• DeKalb man has home invasion charge dropped
• Holiday greetings from Northern Illinois University!
• No serious injuries in Peace Road collision
• Thank you to all our docents and volunteers who made the 2010 Holiday Event "Decke the Halls" such a big success.
• The Huskies participated in Bowl for Beef last night to fight hunger - beef was donated by Certified Angus to two charities.
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• Not too late to prepare for winter
• Man wanted on warrant after drug sweep is arrested
• Sycamore School Board OKs tax levy
• Ellwood House Association names new executive director
• Kane County Board OKs flood bonds
• Man who barricaded himself in home still hospitalized
• Goals of jail's future debated
• DeKalb City Council votes to annex several properties
• Witnesses give account at trial of last February's NIU shooting
• DeKalb housing task force meets for first time
• The football team is arriving in Boise today to begin preparing for the Humanitarian Bowl! We'll have photo and video updates of bowl activities here all week. If you weren't able to get out to Idaho for the bowl, you can still plan on attendin
• Man arrested on warrant stemming from DeKalb drug sweep
• List of those who have filed for the April 2011 ballot
• Dozens file to be on April 2011 ballot
• Testimony begins in Isaacman trial
• NIU sells bonds to fund campus improvement projects
• Sunday's weather conditions too dangerous for snowplows
• Sahly: Huskies handle new coach hire with class
• DeKalb City Council approves levy, looking into library's portion
• Charges likely for man who barricaded himself in DeKalb home
• Man taken into custody after barricading himself in a house for more than two hours
• Man taken into custody after barricading himself in a house for nearly three hours
• Don't miss the press conference with NIU Huskies' new head coach Dave Doeren! The conference starts at 2:00 pm here:
• Congratulations to all of our graduates! Feel free to tag the photos!
• Kaneland eyes cuts to budget as deficit expected to worsen
• Election filing begins
• Cold temperatures, snow doesn't hamper graduation celebration
• Kingston buying first tornado siren
• DeKalb County feels winter's full force
• UP TO $1000 Line of Credit Available
• Congratulations to all of our new graduates! We are so proud of you. There is still one more ceremony to go - you can watch the Colleges of Business, Education, and Health and Human Sciences commencement live at 2 pm here:
• Enthusiastic crowd greets Kirk, Hultgren at St. Charles town hall meeting
• County under winter storm warning
• Watch the Graduate School Commencement Ceremony live now!
• Fun the focus of bowl preparation
• Endowment established by farm bureau
• New county engineer by March
• Amtrak will roll through Genoa
• Bracing for dental procedures
• Additional charges filed in DeKalb drug sweep
• Postal Service to do special pickups on Sundays
• Northern Illinois Food Bank recognized
• Heather Hottovy - you have just won 2 tickets to tomorrow's B96 Jingle Bash! Congratulations! However, all of the responses were so great that we have decided to give all of our high school participants a prize. If you were one of the students who e
• Amtrak to go through Genoa
• Crime Stoppers seeking information on series of burglaries to barns
• Keep a safe handle on your home and shopping during the holiday season
• District 428 to decide on fencing costs
• Prosecutors provide evidence to Curl's attorney
• Freeze Out raises awareness for animals
• DeKalb building severely damaged by fire
• Big hit to drugs in DeKalb
• DeKalb Township names new supervisor
• Action expected to be taken on tax levy; Povlsen names housing task force
• DeKalb man indicted on federal child porn charges
• Just one more day to enter the B96 Jingle Bash ticket giveaway! NIU has one pair of tickets to the sold out show for a high school junior or senior who can tell us in the comments why you want to come to NIU, the name of your high school, and the year yo
• A dozen people arrested in DeKalb drug sweep
• Tomorrow evening is the Altgeld Holiday Family Celebration! This year's theme is literacy - bring the family over to hear stories, create crafts, and even sit for a free family portrait. Also, if you can, bring a book to donate or swap. We hope to s
• New supervisor chosen for DeKalb Township
• Prosecutors provide evidence to Curl's attorney
• Prosecutors provide evidence to Curl's attorney
• Fire causes about $800,000 in damage to DeKalb building
• Sycamore group members face unemployment woes together
• Planning and zoning committee approves permit for kennel
• Electrical device overheats at Kishwaukee Community Hospital
• Secret donation to benefit library staff
• Wanting bids for working on court
• NIU has one pair of tickets to the sold out B96 Jingle Bash for a high school junior or senior who can tell us in the comments why you want to come to NIU, the name of your high school, AND the year you will graduate! A random winner will be chosen by Ad
• DeKalb man indicted on federal child porn charges
• Officials debate merits of abolishing Ill. death penalty
• Committee votes to cut January county board meeting
• Probation is not a get-out-of-jail-free card
• Police search for man who robbed DeKalb gas station
• DeKalb School District OKs construction grant for new high school
• Second arrest made in DeKalb home invasion case
• DeKalb County Open House Meetings
• Access to the NIU Website, Blackboard, Groupwise and the student email system have been restored as of 8:20 pm. Technicians continue to restore access to MyNIU. The system is expected to be back online soon.
• The projected timeline for restoring network access is 8 PM for email and the web and 9 PM for Blackboard, if everything goes smoothly with service operations. If there is a change to this timeline, additional information will be posted.
• NIU electricians performing routine maintenance at a Carroll Ave substation encountered a damaged power cable that resulted in a power outage in several campus buildings, as well as network outages. Some 2 pm exams in Faraday and LaTourette Halls, and so
• NIU technicians are working to resolve a temporary power outage affecting several buildings on campus. Internet/email communications are also affected.
• Vote for Jake!
• Freezin' for Food smashes goal
• Shopkeepers use treats to help business and thank customers
• Citizens Police Academy to start in January
• Vaccines available before peak flu season hits county
• Music and toys bring people together at The House
• Temperatures to fall, more snow by the weekend
• Sycamore company recalls chicken salad
• The Huskies are bowl bound! NIU will face Fresno State at Boise's Bronco Stadium in the 2010 uDrove Humanitarian Bowl on December 18, 2010. GO HUSKIES!
• Suter Company recalls food products
• Just one more day to vote for Jake Coffman for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Awards - vote on their website: AND on the Facebook page: Help a fellow Huskie, and remind your friends to as well!
• Freezin' for Food surpasses goal
• Crews cleaning up after storm dumps snow in region
• Suggestion: Keep tax levy the same
• Steering committee selected for NIU
• Library of Congress 
exhibit to stop in Rockford
• Meals on Wheels service
• Santa Claus stops by Sycamore to hear Christmas wishes
• Dog park accord tabled until February
• Man sentenced in bank robbery
• Important to review Medicare
• Schaumburg: Veto override proves disappointing
• Police classify Cortland fire suspicious
• Local student seeks online votes to help send him to Europe
• The 1963 Mineral Water Bowl was the first Huskie bowl win, but the 1946 Turkey bowl was the first that we played in. There were 94 correct answers - congrats to Anthony Busco, our random winner! Please email your contact info and preferred sweatshirt siz
• Huskie fans at the MAC Championship
• The Huskies are ahead 14-13 at halftime at Ford Field! Here are Chandler Harnish and Martel Moore celebrating a touchdown. GO HUSKIES!
• Friday Trivia: What was the name of the first bowl game the Huskies ever played in, and what year? Respond by 10 pm tonight for a chance to win a Huskies sweatshirt! One correct answer will be chosen at random to win. Good luck!
• Cortland fire being investigated as an arson
• Just a little over 7 hours until the big game begins! If you weren't able to make it to Detroit, check the Alumni Association site for information about a watch party near you. The game will be televised on ESPN2 / ESPN2 HD. Go Huskies!
• Property taxes may increase in Kaneland School District
• ESDA asks responders to join in communication plan
• NIU's $135M campus improvement project request gets review date
• Local schools pitch in to help recycling efforts
• Santa makes pit stop in downtown DeKalb
• Area braces for first significant snowfall
• Stroup, 101, wrote NIU fight song
• Rochelle man dies after being hit on Peace Road
• Campus union makes appeal to NIU Board of Trustees
• NIU student shot, killed in Chicago over Thanksgiving
• The Huskies are at Ford Field in Detroit preparing for tomorrow's big game - the 2010 MAC Championship! GO HUSKIES!
• Man dies after being hit by car
• NIU Huskie Fight Song lyricist Francis Stroup dies
• NIU Huskie Fight Song writer Francis Stroup dies
• Tomorrow is the big day! GO HUSKIES!
• Let's turn our profile pictures red to support the Huskies for a win in tomorrow's championship game! GO HUSKIES!
• Man injured after car accident
• Officeholders officially sworn in
• Caution advised on roads as first snow falls
• Marrow registry drive at NIU today
• Learning community prepares future educators
• Chimney fire breaks out in Sycamore
• Top Ten things you can do to show your Huskie pride!
• Acardo, Campbell sworn in and start new posts in county
• NIU to hold match morrow registry drive
• Local business leaders learn to manage through recessions
• Defense agrees to provide Curl’s DNA to court
• LaVigne, 65, gave her life to serving DeKalb
• Holmes honored at retirement party Tuesday
• Seasonal parking restrictions in effect
• Kane County Juvenile Detention Center praised
• Three men charged with 
illegal trapping in Kingston
• Sycamore School District 427 staffing cuts likely
• Need for donated food in DeKalb County continues to grow
• "State of the Economy" and Annual Toy Drive
• New Cancer Center at Kishwaukee Community Hospital
• Not only does NIU have the MAC Championship on Friday to keep things exciting, the Huskies also have a potential bowl invite to look forward to. The primary MAC Bowl Affiliates are The Little Caesar's Pizza Bowl (Detroit), The GoDaddy.com Bowl (Mobi
• DeKalb County Township supervisor Pat LaVigne has died
• Thanks for all your Favorite Huskie Football Moment comments! Our random winner is Tacorri Epinger - congratulations! You've won 2 student fan bus tickets to Detroit on Friday. Please contact me at hnicholson@niu.edu with the name of your guest. GO
• Curl to give DNA sample in Keller case
• Man injures officers during disturbance at county jail
• Local sales rep to donate to Salvation Army’s Angel Tree charity event

• Local man celebrates 100th birthday at Heritage Woods in DeKalb
• Volunteers say 'thanks' by restoring soldier's car
• U of I Extension names educators for new units
• Joint caucus makes selections for county committee positions
• Prescription drug drop-off nets more than 100 pounds of medicine
• State starts card drive to get messages to service members
• NIU Forensics group, Potbelly team up for Keller scholarship fundraiser
• Hastert visits NIU political science students
• NIU selected to host ‘Elect Her’ 
training for campus women
• Who's going to DETROIT?
• This weekend we reached 13,000 "likes!" Thanks to all our fabulous fans! Tell us what your favorite Huskie football moment of the 2010 season was - one commenter will be chosen at random to win a Student Fan Bus ticket to the MAC Championship i
• Man charged with injuring five while in custody at jail
• Lack of sunlight during winter months can lead to seasonal depression
• Fire damages Leland home; no one injured
• Shoppers spend locally for Small Business Saturday
• Wisconsin woman injured in 
single-vehicle accident
• Scouts go 'Camping for Cans' at St. Mary's in Sycamore
• Christmas tree sellers see busy first weekend
• Regular eye exams can help catch problems early
• The Huskies cracked the Top 25 for the first time since 2003! NIU is ranked 23rd in the USA Today/Coaches Poll and No. 24 by the Associated Press. GO HUSKIES!
• Scouts go 'Camping for Cans'
• The Huskies last clinched the MAC West Division Championship in 2005 against Western Michigan. Congratulations to Ben Thanepohn, our random winner of 2 HASF Fan Bus Packages! Ben, please send your contact info to hnicholson@niu.edu. GO HUSKIES!
• Local shops gear up for first official Small Business Saturday
• City might prefer annual Corn Fest stays at airport
• Winter can chill cash flow, but there are ways to reduce your bill
• Black Friday deal seekers shop as degrees drop
• DeKalb man reports 
battery, robbery attempt
• Smartphone application 
results in criminal charge
• Let's make today RED and Black Friday with a Huskie giveaway! Today's question: In what year and against what team did the Huskies last clinch the MAC West Division Championship? A random correct answer will be chosen 11/27 at 10 am and will re
• Local residents take advantage of Black Friday deals
• Local officials do not anticipate salt shortages this winter
• Kaneland moving graduation to NIU's Convocation Center
• County small-business expo set for next week
• DUI court considered a lifesaver by one local man
• West Elementary students benefit from instrument donation
• Kishwaukee Community Hospital workers know sickness doesn't take a holiday
• Hobby Lobby to open in early January
• We are very thankful for our students, alumni, friends of the university, faculty and staff, and community! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, everyone!
• Cortland man receives prison term on child porn charges
• DeKalb man charged with battery, home invasion
• Surviving quadruplets make donation in brother's name
• Feed'em Soup serving growing need, especially for early Thanksgiving
• Some local restaurants prepared to serve Thanksgiving meals
• Unemployment rate falls in county for third straight month
• Firefighters want bulbs to burn red for Red Wreath program
• The Huskies have had an amazing season! Who do you think should be MVP?
• Unemployment rate in county drops again
• No jail time for Kingston marijuana grower
• McIntyre seeks injunction to prevent DeKalb Public Library's property tax levy
• American Red Cross helps families displaced by fire
• DeKalb City Council takes steps to gain full dollar amount
• Man gets 180 days in jail, probation for battery plea
• Feed’em Soup to provide free Thanksgiving meal
• Decision on landfill appeal expected in March
• Madigan issues product recall guide for holidays
• Holiday travel to surge this year, but AAA says numbers won't reach 2005 level
• Hunters bag 68,037 deer in firearm season opener
• O’Leary’s offering free meal, seeks donations
• Prosecutors ask for DNA sample from Curl
• Prosecutors ask for DNA sample from Curl
• It's a double rainbow over NIU! Let us take this opportunity to remind you of the Emergency Information section of the NIU website: Sign up for text alerts and emails here and read more about safety and security on campus. This page and our winter
• Support our Huskies in Detroit! Student tickets are FREE (non-student tickets are $20) Student bus to Detroit is $20 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Ticket and transportation information can be found at
• Dog alerts family to fire in house
• Washington sentenced to 38 years for shooting man in the face
• Committee of the Whole discusses City Hall space
• O'Leary's to provide free Thanksgiving meals to those in need
• City council takes step to keep tax levy same as last year
• NIU receives $2.4 million to study how students process information
• No damage locally after storms hit
• Cub Scouts camping overnight to gather 
items for food pantries
• Schrader: Long-lost letter sets off chain of events
• Many DeKalb County residents still have substantial holiday needs
• Health boutique making women more comfortable
• DeKalb County Landfill expansion under microscope at appeal hearing
• NIU Advertising Classes Design Viral Ads for RAMP
• Photos by NIU Media Services
• It's a double rainbow over NIU! Let us take this opportunity to remind you of the Emergency Information section of the NIU website: Sign up for text alerts and emails here and read more about safety and security on campus. This page and our winter
• Man sentenced to 38 years in shooting case
• Tornado watch issued for DeKalb County
• Golf-ball sized hail reported in southern parts of county
• Appeal hearing on landfill underway
• Attorneys present cases for, against county process for approving landfill expansion
• DeKalb band to perform in Thanksgiving parade
• Students, residents walk against violence
• Republicans nominate Anderson to lead county board
• House fire in Malta damages roof
• North Elementary student sees story turned into TV episode
• Brauer retires after 28 years with Ellwood House
• Bodybuilding competition getting bigger
• Comcast: Garbage truck downs 
power lines, sparks Saturday outage
• O'Learys Serving Our Community
• Downed lines spark Comcast outage Saturday
• MAC Championship Game Travel Information: How to get there, where to stay, and how to get tickets!
• Huskies Win!! Your NIU Huskies are the MAC West Champs! See you in Detroit on December 3rd for the MAC Championship game! GO HUSKIES!!!
• Answer: Dennis Hastert, the longest running Republican Speaker of the House, is an alumnus of NIU! Congratulations to Bill Urban, or random winner! Bill, please contact me at hnicholson@niu.edu. Have a good weekend everyone!
• Longtime residents wary of DeKalb County Landfill's expansion
• Undelivered tax refunds await DeKalb County residents
• Opponents of DeKalb County Landfill expansion to make final stand
• Three local businesses fail tobacco compliance checks
• Gas leak closes some DeKalb restaurants
• Salvation Army's sounds of charity to mix brass with bells
• NIU law student competes for Miss Illinois
• Man charged with home invasion, robbery
• Firearm deer season is under way in state
• On the heels of Andrew Traver's Department of Justice nomination we bring you this Friday Trivia Question: What notable NIU alum served as Speaker Of the US House of Representatives? Respond by 10 pm tonight for a chance to win some Huskie gear!
• Man sentenced to 3 years for DeKalb gang beating
• DeKalb man charged with neglecting dogs
• Rock Christian Church schedules fashion show
• DeKalb Park District evaluates safety of Prairie Park
• Escaping everyday life for the world of wizardry
• Police investigating two DeKalb armed robberies
• NIU student charged in robbery; police still investigating other recent incidents
• How to proceed with DeKalb City Hall expansion on Monday's agenda
• Drug court gets grant 
to purchase two laptops
• Skyrocketing prices, need for cash reasons people are selling gold
• Police seek information on Sycamore burglary
• DeKalb man charged with neglecting pit bulls
• DeKalb police seek 2 men in suspected armed robbery
• DeKalb leaf pickup ending soon
• NIU grad nominated to be director of ATFE
• Outbuildings destroyed in rural fires
• NIU student organizing walk to bring awareness of violence against women
• FDA, other groups say not enough known about e-cigarettes
• Teen prevention show reaches Sycamore students
• County Democrats consider committee chairs during caucus
• Great American Smokeout aims to snuff cigarettes
• DeKalb County Board approves Fiscal Year 2011 budget
• NIU grad nominated to be director of ATFE
• Two separate fires destroy buildings on farms
• Congratulations to NIU Alum Andrew Traver who was nominated by President Obama for Director, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Department of Justice! Mr. Traver holds a BA in Sociology from NIU and has had an amazing career. More abou
• Sycamore School Board OKs preliminary tax levy
• Airport could increase gas revenue
• ‘Jam for Kids’ event set to raise 
money for kids at Hope Haven shelter
• Friday is the deadline to send holiday packages to troops through post office

• Man injured in Kirkland after falling into trench
• DeKalb Park District board to discuss Prairie Park
• Organization delivers Christmas gifts around world on shoe-box budget
• Vigil marks murder of Batavia woman and her killer's release
• DeKalb schools may get $2.2 million more in revenue next year
• Mayors run gamut of views concerning gaming expansion
• Don't forget to vote for NIU's Jake Coffman to win the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award! about Jake on NIU Today:
• Residents meet to ensure voices heard on DeKalb school frustrations
• NIU sorority to host vigil for EIU student
• DeKalb County Democrats, Republicans to caucus this week
• Sycamore City Council approves acquisition of old train depot
• Convenience motivates most stores that offer flu shots to customers
• Social Security administration unveils new website
• Speaker: U.S. Militarism in Latin America on the rise
• Women’s Center offers self-defense workshop
• Schools urge state board of education to restore funding
• Competition gives sales students real-world experience
• Hundreds 'dodge' for Ben Gordon Center
• Players match wits in chess at tournaments
• Illinois Secretary of State urges family reading for annual reading night
• Helping kids compete for their futures
• The answer is UNIV 201! We had 52 correct Facebook answers and a Twitter entry as well! Congratulations to Shelly Roinas, our random winner. Shelly, please email your contact info to hnicholson@niu.edu. Thanks for playing, and have a great weekend everyo
• Food bank providing meals for Thanksgiving to those in need
• Library board creates, caps reserve fund
• Fundraiser helps former day care employees
• Fermilab offering severance packages in face of funding doubts
• Convicted sex offender asks for new attorney
• 'Tis the season to land a temporary job
• No need to clear the air at Cortland Elementary School yet
• Did you know that NIU offers a course specifically about the veteran college experience? Friday Trivia: what is the course number of this class designed especially for our student veterans? Answer by tonight at 10:00 for a chance to win some Huskie gear!
• Vets memorial damage still visible after months
• Most local corn, soybeans out of the fields
• NIU aims to increase student achievement
• Local home sales down more than 50 percent
• State looks for education budget input from local residents
• DeKalb County families try to put food on table while benefits are backed up
• Kishwaukee College spring registration has begun
• Salvation Army still accepting registration 
for Thanksgiving and Christmas assistance
• Man charged with criminal damage, resisting arrest
• Schoolchildren express their thanks to veterans
• Fundraiser tonight for First Friends teachers
• Thanksgiving Day Community Dinner Transportation
• Selections from the keynote address by Dr. Eddie Williams, Executive Vice President and retired US Navy Captain.
• DeKalb County Cemetery to receive face-lift
• Man sentenced for 2007 stabbing
• Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Veterans taken on unforgettable flights to Washington, D.C.
• One-stop cancer treatment
• Attend a Veterans Day event
• Firefighters remove two people from car after accident on Peace Road
• Community Foundation grant recipients
• No injuries in Shabbona house fire
• Report gives NIU teacher preparation program low grades
• High school key clubs will camp out for homelessness this weekend
• Hope Haven has prepared for emergency by 'saving money for 10 years'
• 2010 Veterans Day events in DeKalb County
• Short-term nursing home care helps get elderly back home
• Dodgeball tournament to raise money for Ben Gordon Center
• Man robbed at gunpoint early Wednesday morning
• Several NIU departments got together to promote Huskie Spirit and traded sweatshirts from other colleges for new NIU Huskies sweatshirts! The promotion ran last Thursday (11/4/10) through yesterday (Monday 11/8/10)
• DeKalb City Council to take closer look at annexing parcels of land
• Kishwaukee College ready for expansion
• East side of NIU campus affected by power outage
• Helicopter engaged to replace power poles
• Council votes in favor of Hope Haven expansion; Povlsen breaks tie
• Sycamore may see redevelopment of foreclosed Brickville Road property
• Povlsen opens door on housing dialogue with task force creation
• Scholarship established in honor of Keller
• Sycamore couple lead local effort to feed starving children abroad
• Maple Park to use $100K loan to pay for water mains
• Peace Road tollway ramps open for traffic
• Lawmakers: Getting spending under control needs to be priority in Springfield
• Community services officer enjoys even mundane tasks
• Volunteers rake more than expected
• Tax aid program looking for volunteers
• Fun fair brings in blood donors
• Peace Road ramps reopen
• Hultgren wants to hit ground running after defeating Foster
• Public hearing set to discuss plan to annex land into DeKalb city limits
• Daylight saving time a good chance to change smoke alarm batteries
• DeKalb County Sheriff's Office breaks up alleged marijuana operation
• Home health survey finds DeKalb County patients are satisfied
• People stand up during 24-hour vigil for veterans who served
• Farm Service Agency ballots out via mail, to be returned by Dec. 6
• Genoa 4-H club gives back to community
• Adventure Guides holding Blood Drive at Kishwaukee YMCA
• Cash, computers stolen from DeKalb County animal shelter
• Povlsen to create housing task force
• Ordinances for Hope Haven to expand will get second readings Monday
• Four juveniles charged in summer Leland burglaries
• Hy–Vee grocery store, Hobby Lobby construction 'on track'
• DeKalb council holds off on earlier decision to restructure city's debt
• RAMP offering amplified phones for hard of hearing
• Maple Park seeks new public works director
• No task too big for new Athena Award recipient
• DeKalb holds off issuing some bonds to restructure city's debt
• Sullivan's, The House Cafe to pay fines for serving alcohol to minors
• Students showing artistic support for Keller
• Maher: Community not defined by tragedy
• Campbell transitioning from defense to prosecution
• Coming December 7th - Weekly Meeting
• Finance committee sends budget to county board
• Republicans to gain control of county board
• Appeal hearing on landfill set for later this month
• Community Cares Clinic serving a need in the county
• Residents 'keyed up' to cast a ballot
• Anti-Obama group gets message out in Sycamore
• Election Day: Campbell beats Gallagher Chami in state's attorney race
• Three tries later,
 Campbell wins DeKalb County State's Attorney race
• Hultgren claims victory in 14th Congressional
• Voters give Kishwaukee College go ahead to expand
• Acardo will replace Holmes as county clerk
• Republicans get majority of county board
• Doherty adds circuit judge to résumé
• Manzullo going back to D.C.
• Former DeKalb alderman wins state rep. race
• Pension reform advisory referendum in DeKalb gets OK
• Voters choose to reorganize park district
• DeKalb School Board votes to change elementary school boundaries
• DeKalb City Council may not move forward with debt restructuring
• Election Day: Polls are closed; live chat happening at Election Central
• Special council meeting to be held Thursday
• Election Day: Polls are open until 7 p.m.; Election Central has you covered
• Be careful of where you're campaigning, what you're wearing at polls
• Curl's sister says police captured the wrong man in Keller case
• Waiting on proposed mixed-use development
• Bond set for man accused of beating child
• Authorities investigate death of NIU grad at hotel
• Council gets details of work needed for depot
• Politicians use Pumpkin Fest as chance to meet voters
• Sycamore City Council to consider depot ordinance
• Sycamore High School celebrating Veteran's Day
• New Kishwaukee Cancer Care Center creates a welcoming atmosphere
• Keller suspect said only 5 words while hearing his charges
• Family of William Curl says he is innocent
• Family, friends grieve teacher's falling death
• Waste Management statement: Flier is false
• Parade is end of the line for this year's Pumpkin Festival
• Candy flows through downtown DeKalb
• Police seek info after NIU student attacked
• Volunteers needed for tax assistance
• ‘WasteWatch’ steps up safety
• Bond set at $100K for man 
charged with biting cop
• Person of interest in Keller case now at county jail
• School officials, teachers collaborate to try to make AYP's grades
• DeKalb man gets murder charges in case of missing NIU student Antinette 'Toni' Keller
• Leaf collection in DeKalb continues
• NIU student attacked early Saturday morning; police seeking information
• Pumpkin fest schedule for the weekend
• Panera Bread Celebrates New Classics
• More than 3,500 DeKalb County residents have cast early ballots
• UUFD Celebrates 50th with Peter Mayer Concert
• Sycamore students go crazy for Big Time Rush
• Santa is Coming!
• Police seek information on Kirkland burglary
• Four local elementary schools analyze what went wrong with AYP
• Chicago/Rockford airport receives $8 million

• DeKalb City Council OKs plan to restructure the city's debt
• Defensive driving courses at DeKalb County Farm Bureau
• County sees 0.4 percent drop in unemployment rate
• Trick-or-treat hours for DeKalb County
• County board member Fauci says flier's claim is libelous
• Police briefs
• Wright pleads to theft ring charge; Seabright’s probation ended early
• Baseball coach sentenced 
to supervision for battery
• Northern Illinois University Receives Governor's Award For Excellence In Veterans Education
• Forum provides chance for voters to meet candidates, learn about issues
• Schrader: The sculptor and her legendary subject, Pete Johnson
• Details emerge on Sycamore City Council's possible depot acquisition
• Man charged with DUI after crashing into house
• Attorneys file motion to throw out drug arrests
• Good turnout, few problems reported during NIU's first day of early voting
• Club Visioning
• 14th Congressional candidate forum nearly shut down because of raucous crowd
• Man being held on charges of child abduction
• 'Fugitive from justice' held without bond
• Spirits soar at NIU tailgating event
• Landfill, jail on minds of District 10 county board candidates
• Taking a walk with the dogs
• Sycamore's Everyday Math program to be evaluated
• Fire breaks out in Genoa
• Breast cancer survivor aims to be advocate for research, sharing information
• Two injured in Friday Maple Park accident
• NIU student reported missing
• Saturday house fire in DeKalb under investigation
• Spirits soar at NIU tailgating event
• State to conduct psych assessment on Collins
• Early voting offered at NIU starting Monday
• Homecoming parade to close roads near campus
• Media Hound is back in its doghouse in front of Still Hall
• Candidates forum coming to NIU
• Sycamore to flush hydrants next week
• Bicyclist struck by pickup 
truck near NIU campus
• Camelot's first book fair runs through Tuesday
• City mulls Target's tax abatement
• Older workers honored in Springfield
• Kishwaukee College officials 'cautiously optimistic' about referendum
• City to reinstall fire hydrant after accident
• Judge agrees to reduce bond in sexual assault case
• Home invasion suspect hears two more charges
• Leaf pickup in DeKalb to start Monday
• Four-year sentence given in copper wire theft case
• Mock DUI crash meant to open eyes
• Battery suspect pleads guilty
• DeKalb students walk like Egyptians during homecoming parade
• Sycamore City Council may assume historical depot fixes
• DeKalb library halts plans for new facility
• DeKalb man claims Lottery winnings
• Officials investigating second fire in same building
• Foster accepting applications for Congressional pages
• Committee approves more seats for DeKalb County Courthouse expansion
• Plans to curb Sycamore School Board deficit come to forefront
• Genoa-Kingston school bus vandalized
• Sandwich church relocating today
• Second bond reduction 
request denied in drug case
• Not guilty plea entered in sex assault
• No injuries reported in pallet fire at Tegrant Corporation
• Feed'em Soup dishes out free food at First Lutheran Church
• Local police seek information 
on car burglaries, vandalism
• Illinois county says military ballots sent late; DeKalb County says it sent ballots on time
• Sycamore leaf pickup to begin next week
• Part of Lincoln Highway shut down after semi hits water hydrant
• Parking restrictions changed for NIU homecoming
• DeKalb County website offers help for entrepreneurs
• DeKalb County website offers help for entrepreneurs
• Board dives into grant application for Hopkins Park pool work
• Clinton Township Library receives grant
• Kish BOT approves abatement for Rochelle company
• Meetings to remain the same
• Trucker cited in crash with SUV
• DeKalb County voters cast the first ballots
• Injunction could be filed against library board
• Two men arrested in last month's Cortland home invasion
• DeKalb fire ruled incendiary in nature
• Case against Krpan to get a new judge
• Friends come to help farmer with harvest
• No damage in DeKalb fire
• Truck driver cited in Cortland crash
• DeKalb City Council takes step toward debt restructing
• District 9 candidates want balanced budget
• Board to consider applying for grant to assist Hopkins Park pool work
• Hultgren: Cut spending, improve health care
• Schrader: Barsema inspiring new paths
• City Council to consider modifying Target's tax abatement plan
• Some local nonprofits at risk of losing tax-exempt status
• Kaneland eyes plan to change class schedule at high school
• DeKalb, Sycamore dog parks on the horizon
• Chicago man charged with recklessly discharging gun
• Cause of fire in DeKalb still under investigation
• 'Phenomenal' weather leads to record-setting harvest conditions
• Antique gas engines offer history lesson
• Districy 8 hopefuls aim to improve county's financial situation
• County board members take issue with cutting meetings
• Boy Scouts, families enjoy Scout Day at NIU
• Armed robbery still under investigation
• Office space provides campaigns local touch
• Two DeKalb businesses cited for violating liquor laws
• NIU workers' union claims poor labor relations with university
• 

Kingston sewer pumps to be repaired
• DeKalb City Council to hear Hope Haven expansion proposal
• DeKalb police investigating alleged robbery
• Police reports
• Schaumburg: Open meetings agreement disappoints
• Pumpkin Train winding through Waterman
• Theft case against Krpan going to another judge
• Time to restructure debt looms for DeKalb City Council
• Plight of gay community spotlighted at DeKalb workshop
• District 6 candidates talk fiscal responsibility
• Waterman community members drive police car purchase
• Fire departments warn about telemarketing group
• Construction heads to north side of Locust
• Local heroes honored for outstanding community service
• DeKalb man inducted into Senior Hall of Fame
• Walk to School Day gains footing
• RAMP receives grant
• School board to consider leasing old elementary school building
• Media Test
• Judge rules battery suspects can go to trial together
• Sycamore to flush hydrants next week
• Finance committee talks cuts to proposed budget
• McIntyre undecided on taking legal action against library
• Police seek information on air gun shooting
• District 5 candidates talk budget, public safety
• Sex offender charged with abusing second victim
• Kaneland school board selects new member
• Senior services to come to Sycamore
• New Kiwanis Club
• Get Your Oil Changed in October!
• 10-10-10!
• Put Saturday, September 11th, 2010 9am-11am on your calendar and join us for our 2nd Annual Kite Workshop. This event is fun for all ages and includes decorating, creating, and flying your own kite at this interactive workshop. Kite enthusiast, Al Stark,
• Available for purchase in the Ellwood House Gift Shop are the Illinois Lincoln Highway National Scenic Byway Cookbooks produced by David Alan Badger. These cookbooks feature architectural drawings by David Alan Badger as well as recipes provided by loca
• Somonauk man killed in crash in North Dakota
• Five DeKalb schools don't meet AYP standards
• Andersen, Pietrowski: Better communication needed between county board, constituents
• Police reports
• DeKalb County running program empowers girls
• Author Sandra Cisneros to speak at NIU
• Library, state's attorney reach agreement on OMA violation
• Put Saturday, September 11th, 2010 9am-11am on your calendar and join us for our 2nd Annual Kite Workshop. This event is fun for all ages and includes decorating, creating, and flying your own kite at this interactive workshop. Kite enthusiast, Al Stark,
• Available for purchase in the Ellwood House Gift Shop are the Illinois Lincoln Highway National Scenic Byway Cookbooks produced by David Alan Badger. These cookbooks feature architectural drawings by David Alan Badger as well as recipes provided by loca
• Somonauk man killed in North Dakota crash
• County, library to be in court this afternoon
• Cuts made to some DeKalb County health programs
• Schrader: Purported Lincoln photo remains a mystery
• Business briefs
• Radio station 1360 WLBK-AM sold to local broadcast company
• Safe Passage vigil sheds light on survivors of domestic abuse
• Haines, Deverell square off for District 2 seat
• Sandwich chamber getting ready for Oct. 14 Women’s Expo
• Kingston's Walcamp celebrates fall season
• Parents and students invited to college night
• Bond set at $30K for DeKalb man charged with sexual abuse
• Staying active still important for unopposed incumbents
• Fire departments recognize Fire Prevention Week
• Citizens' group rallies against landfill expansion in DeKalb County
• Noodles donates $3,200 to DeKalb High School
• Learning Center seeking nominees for 'Friend' award
• Health Department offering walk-in flu shots on Thursdays
• Ben Gordon Center to hold 
depression screenings
• Jobs priority No. 1 in 16th Congressional race
• Nominations for Athena award being sought
• Hinckley man sentenced Friday to five years in prison
• Cog spirit hits Genoa Main Street
• Sanitary District granted IEPA variance
• Police seeking information on Dekalb car burglaries
• DeKalb County has fewer school days than national average
• Film festival to bring international moviemakers to Sycamore
• NIU student found dead in wooded area
• Administrators say teacher collaboration time to benefit students
• Sycamore wastewater plant waits for approval on plans
• Stop the Mega-Dump group 
to hold meeting, picnic today
• Safe Passage 
to hold vigil Monday
• Available for purchase in the Ellwood House Gift Shop are the Illinois Lincoln Highway National Sce
• Bond reduction denied in child porn case
• Women charged in Wednesday night fight
• Luebke wants to ensure elections run smoothly
• Additional warrants expected today in home invasion
• Gates demands speedy trial
• King not interested in plea
• Teachers consider outside funds
• Man in serious condition after DUI
• Child injured after being hit by car
• Genoa vandalism suspect released from jail
• Housing authority to help homeless vets
• Last day to register to vote for Nov. 2 election approaching
• Sex offender sentenced for failing to register
• Kish Corner approved for liquor license
• Two arrested after having multiple altercations
• Discussion to continue on mixed-use development downtown
• Filmmakers shoot vampire film in Sycamore
• New trial date set for man charged in Cortland home invasion as investigation continues
• Sycamore homecoming parade celebrates school pride
• The Stock Market Game - STEMfest Competition
• Plan commission members resign
• Kish Hospital First in State to Implant World’s Smallest Wireless Remote Pacemaker
• Public service drives clerk candidate Acardo
• School board votes to resubmit applications for holiday waivers
• Sex offender sentenced for failing to register
• Candidates compare experience at forum
• Local Red Cross members to take part in disaster drill
• Swaggerty gets new attorney
• Not many details in Cortland home invasion
• DeKalb man charged with attempted kidnapping
• City Council removes John Guio from commission
• Jail committee votes to use courthouse construction manager
• Council to decide soon its plan for refinancing debt
• Schrader: Scouting hits 100; more heroes chosen
• Brady says he is the man to get state back in shape
• Kingston man pleads guilty to abusing 2 girls
• State, library could go to court next week
• State Street resurfacing schedule 'as tight as possible'
• Man arrested for August battery in Genoa
• Bond unchanged for Genoa man charged in sexual assault
• As school budgets decrease, teachers' out-of-pocket spending on classrooms increases
• Council to discuss ShoDeen development at special meeting Wednesday
• New trial date to be set for man accused in 2010 NIU shooting
• Memorial honors past city employees
• WWII vet receives medals 65 years late
• DeKalb Public Library getting set for The Big Read
• Genoa celebrates heritage
• Getting to know the candidates
• Bond reduction denied for Genoa man charged with sexual assault
• Man charged in battery with handgun
• Farrell: Close to an agreement with DeKalb Library Board
• Sycamore man charged with possessing drugs
• Povlsen removes Guio; council to vote on Monday
• Sycamore school districts deal with residency issues
• Seven-year sentence in sex abuse case
• West Elementary students raise more than $15,000
• St. Mary's September Fest caters to all ages
• Bond reduction denied for man accused of sex offense
• Gallagher ready for next step in legal career
• Lorence to retire as county highway director
• County given good bond rating by Moody’s
• Winning Lotto ticket from DeKalb gas station has yet to be claimed
• Police seek information on burglaries
• WCC pushing for traffic light after fatal crash
• DeKalb High School taking cash in cafeteria soon
• Polvsen removes chairman of plan commission for ethics violation
• No timeline set for library's OMA civil filing
• Quinn: No authority to pick up errant parolee
• Local unemployment drops in August
• Foster, Hultgren trade barbs
• Annual Moudy Memorial set for Sunday
• Early temperature drops put local residents in fall frame of mind
• Absentee voting begins
• DeKalb Library Board's attorney to continue conversation with state's attorney
• Nominations sought for Athena awards
• Library board to meet tonight to discuss litigation
• Chami touts experience as a prosecutor
• Police: Man charged after looking in window
• DeKalb County farmers' harvest: So far, so good
• Cortland teen charged 
with possessing stolen gun
• DeKalb School Board gives OK on budget
• Power outages reported in Kingston, Kirkland
• Early release prisoner has DeKalb ties
• Sycamore City Council gets positive audit report
• Budget, gangs top concerns of GOP state's attorney candidate
• DeKalb man charged with sexual assault
• DeKalb County approves fiber-optic network installation
• Genoa cabin offers a glimpse of history
• Construction company to break ground on facility in Sycamore
• Police reports
• Meals on Wheels will not be delivered today, Saturday
• Parolee with DeKalb County connection wasn't picked up after battery claim
• Kish Hospital Auxiliary Donates to New Cancer Center
• Note to readers: Improvements to subscriber accounts
• DeKalb among 38 towns, cities taking pension issue to voters
• Man dies in single-vehicle accident
• YMCA day campers 
design cards for Meals on Wheels fundraiser
• Block party at Hopkins Park brings community together
• Rain doesn't stop Discover Sycamore Block Party fun
• IVVC: Helping careers blossom for 35 years
• Police reports
• Fifth distribution of property taxes made
• Sycamore City Council to vote on fencing bid
• Court dates for landfill appeal likely to be slated for November
• NIU junior Sullivan wins unusual talent contest
• DeKalb fifth-graders celebrate with Parade of Flags
• Beyond the bully: Study targets roles played by bystanders
• Issues surrounding Hope Haven proposal explored
• Food bank vehicle stolen, recovered
• Man arrested in sexual assault near a DeKalb park
• Foster opens local campaign office
• Discover Sycamore Block Party moved to Blumen Gardens
• Car rolls twice into corn field
• Leato pleads guilty 
to firearm charge
• Green Party candidate Lindsey’s priority is education
• Madigan's office targets child pornographers
• Pendzinski says he’s ‘in touch’ with the average person
• Information sought for Maple Park burglary
• Flu shot turnout lower than expected so far this year
• Malta man pleads guilty in connection with March armed robbery
• Hearing on landfill appeal tentatively set for November
• NIU trustees enter agreements to proceed with new housing
• Innovation the key word at business roundtable
• Hope Haven expansion might go back for revote
• 'It was just glorious': Day of Caring in DeKalb
• Attorney general warns seniors of scams
• Mugzzies' new owners will be allowed to serve liquor
• County board votes for another budget option
• State Street Theatre celebrates 85 years
• Jail committee to begin planning expansion
• Kish Hospital Auxiliary Donates to New Cancer Center
• Block party at Hopkins Community Park
• DeKalb County RAMP Wheel-A-Thon is Saturday
• Harvest signs send warnings to motorists
• Sosnowski seeks overhaul of the way state does business
• Cortland man charged with having child pornography
• Maher: Celebs need behavioral awakening
• I-88 and Peace Road ramp improvements to begin Friday
• Jobs coalition to hold meeting Saturday in DeKalb
• Plan Commission votes against rooming house for Orthodox campus group
• Sycamore High School wins back to school concert
• Contentious expansion at Hope Haven moves forward
• Washington found guilty in 2009 shooting
• Police arrest three for defacing property in Genoa area
• Snapped power pole closes Gurler Street in DeKalb
• Man arrested after police say he waived knife in public
• Kishwaukee College moving forward in informational campaign
• NIU will use grant to improve area Internet access
• Sycamore School Board approves financing for work at administration building
• Testimony continues in Washington trial
• Extension granted for DeKalb Library open meetings case
• Know Your Numbers: Kish programs target health awareness
• New museum showcases local agricultural history
• Police zero in on drug abuse program
• County drug court gets grant to add staff, stronger programs
• Daisy's offers food, country music and a mechanical bull
• Weekly Meeting
• Sycamore native does what he can to help the blind
• Sept 21st Weekly Meeting
• Shaw Newspapers becoming Shaw Media
• Weekly Meeting
• Genoa man charged with sexual assault of minor girl
• September 14th Guest Speaker
• NIU receives $46.1 million federal grant
• ** Meeting Room Change September 28th and November 30th **
• DeKalb County Electronics Recycling Collection Day
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• 6th Annual Drive-Up Pork Chop Dinner
• County drug court program gets federal grant
• Trial begins for man charged in 2009 shooting in DeKalb
• DeKalb capital projects to be further explored
• Extension granted for DeKalb Library open meetings case
• Malta trustees take stand against DeKalb County's proposed tax increase
• Volunteer repairs stained glass at Kishwaukee Community Hospital
• Glidden Homestead "I Love DeKalb" Licenses Plate Holders
• Shaw Newspapers becoming Shaw Media
• Sycamore man killed after hit by vehicle
• Genoa man charged with sexual assault
• Sandwich Fair ends with a 'bam'
• Kaneland School District eyes present, future deficits
• Kite Fest takes flight in DeKalb
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Start date unknown for Peace Road project
• Sandwich Fair wraps up this weekend
• People honor Sept. 11 anniversary in different ways
• Music, food, fun at Castle Challenge
• Causes of death unclear for babies in Illinois trunk
• Boy Scouts announce honorees 
for 2010 Tribute to Heroes
• School districts plan for students to watch Obama's speech
• Man charged with touching teen
• Discharge hearing rescheduled for Opportunity House man
• Local fire departments hold remembrance ceremony
• National Guard unit names new commanding officer
• $100,000 bond in sex assault case
• Feed ’Em Soup 
first meal in October
• Accused peeping Tom pleads guilty to burglary
• Shooting is at least 6th in DeKalb this year
• Bond set at $500,000 for man charged with impregnating teenager
• Door-to-door salesman pleads not guilty to rape
• Getaway driver gets nod for prison boot camp
• Foster's camp files complaint over Hultgren campaign donations
• Washington trial 
set for Monday
• DeKalb City Council to consider restructuring debt
• Sandwich Fair continues today
• Glidden Homestead's "I Love DeKalb" license plate holders
• Economist provides outlook to county
• Weekly Meeting
• DeKalb woman injured in head-on collision
• Weekly Meeting
• Castle Challenge: Ten reasons to watch
• Malta man charged with sexual assault
• Hinckley-Big Rock Middle School to dedicate wind turbine
• Cortland man charged with assault
• Hollis subdivision 
encouraged to get 
water tested
• Rochelle veteran 
competing for Sears store
• Traveling salesman pleads not guilty to rape charges
• Put Saturday, September 11th, 2010 9am-11am on your calendar and join us for our 2nd Annual Kite Wo
• DeKalb police investigating shooting
• Sycamore man charged with assaulting, impregnating teen
• Sandwich Fair kicks off with harness races
• Democrats push for younger voter turnout
• DeKalb police schedule roadside check
• Courthouse committee discusses judge, police parking
• Picketers protesting DeKalb construction
• Oct. 5 deadline for voter registration
• DeKalb man pleads not guilty to failure to register
• No comment on apparent Open Meeting violations
• Getaway driver gets prison boot camp nod
• Hultgren campaign admits to accepting improper donations
• Sycamore City Council votes against reducing impact fees
• DeKalb School Board aims to collect unpaid fees
• Fresh look for Sycamore Middle School
• Man arrested in 2007 home invasion
• Probation for former Sycamore man who didn't register as sex offender
• Enrollment down slightly at NIU this fall
• Lotto winner has yet to claim $4.5 million
• Jobs forecast sees stabilization
• Winning Lotto ticket still unclaimed
• Wind advisory in effect until 7 p.m.
• Summer's last gasp: DeKalb County celebrates Labor Day
• Schrader: A flawed chance at 15 minutes of fame
• Lotto winner bought ticket in DeKalb
• FEMA: Thousands in state register for flood aid
• Sandwich Fair prepares for opening day
• Honoring the fallen on Sept. 11
• County clerk's office, NIU gear up for early voting season
• Despite drop, unions report strong numbers
• Jonamac maze salutes Boy Scouts
• Co-teaching gaining popularity: DHS and NIU form pilot program
• Winning $4.5 million lottery ticket sold in DeKalb
• Genoa man's goal: Help 1 soldier at a time
• Two charged with mob action
• Rochelle woman charged with DUI after crash
• Sycamore to decide on impact fee reduction
• Flu vaccination clinics to start soon in DeKalb County
• Sycamore freshman wins $10,000 at football game
• 'It's just overwhelming': Watsons deal with loss of home, identity
• Maple Park to celebrate with Fun Fest this weekend
• Sycamore Fire Department handles a semi truck fire
• Police seek information on DeKalb Dumpster fires
• Court action against library violation still possible
• Kaneland seeking new school board member
• H&RBLOCK Tax Class Starts Soon
• 'Ultimate job': Barsanti named a circuit court judge
• Bond set at $1.5 million for man facing a dozen charges of sex assault
• NIU to launch new strategic plan
• November ballot to include three local referendums
• Sandwich men charged with mob action after fight
• Cornerstone Christian celebrates 35 years
• No bond change for Cortland teen with handgun
• AAA predicts jump in Labor Day travel from 2009
• Bond reduction denied in 'mobile meth lab' case
• Trial date set for accused 2010 NIU shooter
• Goodwill’s Pepsi Refresh Project will “Put Millions in the Hands of Those in Need”
• Special discounts for members extra 10%
• When Are We Ever Going to Use This? The DeKalb School District and the DeKalb Chamber of Commerce H
• Finance committee sends FY2011 budget to county board
• Local leaders want to be part of Amtrak decision
• Rescue Riders trains, equips motorcyclists to assist at accidents
• NIU general counsel to retire at end of year
• Huskies relish their underdog tag
• State of Northern Illinois University address (live)
• Special discounts for members extra 10%
• Sox Tickets to benefit YMCA Strong Kids Campaign
• Weekly Meeting
• Shabbona man charged with multiple counts of sexual assault of child
• Sycamore Police Department expansion on track
• Information sought on damage to property
• DeKalb County Electronics Recycling Collection Day
• Ben Gordon Center receives $125,000 federal grant
• Goodwill’s Pepsi Refresh Project will “Put Millions in the Hands of Those in Need”
• DeKalb man charged with having child porn
• Case against Krpan to remain in Sycamore court
• DeKalb man pleads not guilty to charges stemming from accident
• DeKalb Chamber welcomes new teachers to area
• Bond remains at $50,000 for NIU student accused of drawing gun
• Longtime judge announces retirement
• 'It's been a ball': Sandwich Police Chief Olson ready to retire
• Last piece of radio upgrades in place for DeKalb dispatch center
• Dairy Dogs returns to selling ice cream treats, other favorites with new owners in charge
• Seniors dine in style at Oak Crest in DeKalb
• Local officials suit up for live fire training in DeKalb
• September 14th Guest Speaker
• ** Meeting Room Change September 28th and November 30th **
• Sandwich police chief to retire
• When Are We Ever Going to Use This? The DeKalb School District and DeKalb Chamber Host Career Fair f
• Bond reduction denied for NIU student accused of drawing gun
• State police to investigate police-involved shooting
• Opportunity House resident not fit for trial
• NIU student suspended after being charged with sexual assault
• DeKalb man pleads guilty Monday to loitering near a public park as a sex offender
• Kish College, Illinois workNet offer basic computer and math for employment classes
• DeKalb receives federal funding for bike path
• DeKalb man sentenced to 30 months probation
• NIU holds staff appreciation event
• Genoa chamber 
after-hours event is today
• H&RBLOCK Tax Class Starts Soon
• NIU student charged with criminal sexual assault
• Fire department training on Barber Greene
• Safe Passage seeking gift card donations
• Participating in Pioneer Day
• Genoa Chamber 
to hold meeting on Amtrak
• Sycamore High to hold 
Back to School night
• Closing this chapter
• DeKalb man dies after two-vehicle collision
• IDOT invites public input on planned road improvements
• DCCF could get $2 million if they can raise equal amount locally
• Walkway dedicated in memory of longtime Genoa resident
• Tomatoes appear to have strawberries inside
• Fitness center could expand in Genoa City Hall
• 2,800 grams cocaine found in Maple Park man's house
• Genoa walkway to be dedicated today
• Local officials in no hurry to address video gambling
• Police seek information on burglary
• Police say Hinckley man eavesdropped using baby monitor
• Dollar Video to close
• Ideal to expand Sycamore facility
• County clerk warns of scam
• Home sales plummet in July
• Plano man pronounced dead at Valley West after police-involved shooting
• Sept 21st Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• NIU takes 'huge step' toward new residence hall
• Construction start unknown for Peace Road ramp project
• More jobs, but unemployment rate also goes up in DeKalb County
• Malta teen pleads not guilty to robbery charges
• Man accused of drawing gun in domestic dispute
• Football Friday: Ready for opening night
• Students enjoy 'small-town feel' during downtown event
• Aurora man pleads guilty in short-change scam
• Ideal plans to expand Sycamore facilities
• Hinckley man accused of eavesdropping on neighbors
• Bond set at $15 million for Maple Park man accused of possessing cocaine
• Weekly Meeting
• Weekly Meeting
• Sex offender pleads guilty to failure to register
• Three Sycamore businesses fined for liquor violations
• Local fire departments participate in MABAS response drill
• Jobs forum 
to address high
 unemployment
• Habitat readies 
for garage sale
• Local animal shelters already compliant with new state law
• Sycamore celebrates first day of school
• Man accused of drawing gun in domestic dispute
• Robbery suspect pleads not guilty
• Local unemployment up in July
• Passion Pit at the NIU Convocation Center
• Sept. 1 deadline 
to register for expo
• Group plans Soup-a-Palooza
• 6th Annual Drive-Up Pork Chop Dinner
• Note to readers: Prep football preview missing
• Liquor commission chair settles suit with townhome association
• Egg recall not local
• Sycamore businesses cited for serving alcohol to minors
• I-88 Peace Road ramps to be closed in September
• Jury: Cortland must pay developer $2.1M
• Downtown opening doors to students with Huskies SEE event
• Sycamore School Board approves budget
• Developer awarded $2.1 million in case against Cortland
• Townhome association files suit against chair of DeKalb Liquor Commission
• DeKalb's deficit is $250,000
• Kaneland officials target improvement
• DeKalb in no rush on annexing 17 areas of land
• Foster: Stimulus plan helped the country
• Downtown? Airport? Location for Corn Fest 2011 TBD
• Police investigating 
stabbing in DeKalb
• Officer injured in squad car crash
• Emotional opening day at Malta Elementary
• Healthy and wise: Doctor visits becoming a vital part of back-to-school routine
• DeKalb police responding to stabbing
• Illinois Small Business Owners Get Tax Break for Hiring
• Sandwich police officer injured in accident while on duty
• Cancer center joins KishHealth System
• Music, magic draw crowd to Oddfest
• Country time: Vassar, Tin Horse help close out Corn Fest
• Oddfest draws crowd to downtown Sycamore
• Police seek information about burglaries
• Undercover drug buy nets three arrests in DeKalb
• Volunteer fair to bring organizations together
• Kirkland police to conduct roadside safety checks
• DeKalb man accused of firing gun in crowd could face 15 years in prison
• ACLU: Eavesdropping law violates 1st Amendment
• DeKalb Housing Authority receives award
• Home is where the heart is
• Fun and games rule at Corn Fest
• Maple Park man 
charged with hate crime
• More annexations to be on the table at city council meeting
• Expert: Unsafe air at Cortland Elementary 'very unlikely'
• Local police departments get grants for computers
• Police arrest man accused of firing gun at crowd in March
• Three men arrested after undercover drug buy
• County Administrator gets contract extension
• Sycamore businesses charged with selling alcohol to minors
• Gearing up for Corn Fest crowds
• Man arrested after police say he was driving 'Mobile meth lab'
• Students moving in to dorms at NIU
• State's ACT scores earn high marks
• Oddfest slated for Saturday
• FBI seeks suspected bank robber
• Smoke, no fire, in NIU building
• Regionalizing the airport in discussion stages
• Rockford to open its first mosque
• Local residents, lawmaker 
win awards at State Fair
• Action hangs on library violation
• Accident on Peace Road
• Two years later, still no bridge
• District 428 budget given first nod
• NIU to get grant to 
fund research in human, animal genomes
• Local students heading back to school for 2010-11 academic year
• Forest preserve committee discusses land purchase policy
• Thousands headed to NIU for move-in day
• Kaneland enrollment increase slows to trickle
• Support pours in for father's custody battle for daughters in Poland
• DeKalb school officials to meet with Cortland parents
• Genoa Chamber to hold forum on Chicago-Dubuque Amtrak route
• Frustration, surprise over Blagojevich verdict
• Kish Hospital is now offering valet parking
• $1.7 million donation stuns Genoa library officials
• AIM is now Physicians Immediate Care
• Local lawmakers react to verdict in Blagojevich trial
• One-way or two-way? Exchange Street decision will wait
• NIU Asian studies center gets $2.4 million grant
• Vintage B-17 bomber will fly at Corn Fest
• Sanderson family honored for conservation efforts
• Bond set at $75,000 for Cortland teen in gun arrest
• Volunteers Needed for Huskies SEE DeKalb
• Sex offender charged with loitering at DeKalb park
• Golf courses struggle in rough economy
• Exchange Street on city council agenda tonight
• Credit could help small businesses hire
• Sycamore runner shares inspiration in 'Chicken Soup' book
• Butterflies attract locals to museum presentation
• Sycamore Speedway under new ownership
• Virgil vet experiences Honor Flight
• Oceans apart: DeKalb man struggles to regain custody of children living in Poland
• Lieutenant governor candidate Simon visits DeKalb
• Spirits soar sky high for kids at Young Eagles event
• Malta subdivision back with original owner
• Website looks for weird homes
• Deadline for farm revenue assistance payments program nears
• Nominate someone for Senior Hall of Fame
• Malta police seek 
help in car burglaries
• 50 Men Who Cook headed to NIU
• Experts suggest preparing pets for disaster
• Dalton sentencing pushed back
• St. Charles man charged with burglary in Somonauk
• DeKalb Library issue likely headed to court for resolution
• Hinckley teenager charged with DUI after driving into garage, striking car
• Sycamore High School offers freshmen orientation
• Sycamore celebrates Steam Show
• Senior Fair introduces people to dozens of programs, businesses around area
• District 427 releases free, reduced meals guidelines
• Home sales down in DeKalb County but up statewide
• Seized property for sale
• DeKalb County Courthouse expansion design plans approved
• DeKalb Library Board ratifies previous vote on land purchase
• Saving Sandwich's opera house
• Library resolution to be settled in court
• Illinois State Police 
asking for public’s help
• Management lease on tollway oases for sale
• Sandwich Police caution to lock car doors
• Sycamore approves liquor license for Super Pantry
• Two more charged in copper wire theft
• St. Charles school mourns loss of 
teacher from Sycamore
• Kishwaukee College to seek referendum
• Neighborhood petition leads to stop signs in DeKalb
• Hog-slaughtering facility headed to Rantoul instead of DeKalb
• Malta Library program teaches financial smarts
• Wine, beer tastings help stores attract customers
• Company withdraws DeKalb hog slaughtering plans
• Circus draws protestors
• New 3M warehouse continues a 25-year partnership in DeKalb
• Sandwich officials seek input on handicap parking
• Pensions for public safety employees to be on ballot
• Kish Hospital Adds Valet Parking
• Kish Hospital Adds Valet Parking
• Huskies SEE DeKalb Seeks Items for Event
• Police reports
• Basic training for cat owners at TAILS
• New director named at Valley West Community Hospital
• United Way seeking volunteers for Day of Caring
• Alumni of Parke School gather for 50th reunion
• DeKalb County wheat farmers had rough year
• Chiropractic center looks for donations to support troops
• Kishwaukee College Board of Trustees to discuss referendum
• Bond reduced in Sycamore drug case
• Pension reform on the agenda in DeKalb; referendum possible
• Group to protest circus
• St. Charles man charged in motorcycle burglaries
• Foster meets with farmers
• Sycamore woman plans film festival
• Remembering Hiroshima
• Tax-free school supplies: Celebrating a different kind of state holiday
• Chief: Crime rates in DeKalb lowest in a decade
• Police seek information on damaged fire station
• Tree trimming in Hillcrest subdivision to begin
• Quality seed corn comes at a price
• DeKalb City Council to consider November referendum on pension reform
• Bond reduced in drug case
• Group to protest circus next week in Sycamore
• Lincoln Highway Buy-Way offers yard sales
• Sugar Grove men charged after fight at Maple Park cemetery
• Cortland Summer Fest an addition to town festivities
• Search process to begin for new superintendent in Somonauk
• Bond set at $1 million in Sycamore drug bust
• Rockford woman charged in theft of wire from railroad
• One cited in Sycamore for failing tobacco compliance check
• DeKalb sees more rainfall in July than state average
• Police seeking information on stolen bikes
• Woman charged with 56 counts of forging prescriptions
• FunDay Golf Classic rescheduled
• More than 1,600 pounds of marijuana seized from Sycamore home
• Hydrogen sulfide monitor to be installed at Cortland Elementary today
• 'Possible resolution' before library officials over meeting violation
• DeKalb School Board saves pre-kindergarten program
• Storm grates replaced in Sycamore
• National Night Out brings law enforcement, community together
• Fundraising on track 
for statue of former 
Sycamore coach Johnson
• District 428 now expects deficit next year
• Three arrested after $1.8 million worth of marijuana found in Sycamore home
• Woman charged with 56 counts of forging prescriptions
• Faculty member to spend year as associate to NIU President Peters
• Getting it sold: The art of the auction
• DeKalb County will be under a flash flood watch through Thursday morning
• Community Needs Grants deadline coming up
• Panera Bread DeKalb School Supply Drive
• Corn Boil, Corn Fest seeking volunteers
• DeKalb County Community Foundation Fall 2010 Community Needs Grant Deadline
• DeKalb School Board to take up pre-kindergarten question
• Book Club Info
• Sycamore City Council approves fourth patrol sergeant for police department
• New Library E-mail List
• National Night Out to be held tonight
• Hold Notices by Email Sign up Today!
• DHS marching band begins week of camp
• Kishwaukee Sunrise Rotary Makes Donation to Kishwaukee United Way
• Local roads named for everything from family to function
• Weekly Meeting
• Planning Your Labor Day Getaway?
• Sycamore City Council discussed making the 100 block of Exchange Street one way
• Weekly Meeting
• Think you can't afford direct mail advertising ?
• Weekly Meeting
• Sycamore replaces missing storm grates at cost of $3,200
• Weekly Meeting
• 'Possible resolution' reached in potential meetings violation by library
• Weekly Meeting
• Minor flooding possible after heavy storms pound the county
• Weekly Meeting
• Volunteers for 2010 Corn Fest
• Braser's Surprise Enlivens Polio Plus Auction
• Kishwaukee Festival Parade
• Back-2-School Supplies Collection
• Cubs, Sox and Bears Tickets
• Kishwaukee Sunrise Rotarians Organize Food Drive to Benefit Local Food Pantries
• Tax Credit for Creating Jobs
• Castle Bank to merge with sister companies
• An Invitation to Businesses with Heart
• Relay for Life, Round 2, draws a crowd
• Fretting about the rain: Recent storms could have been worse
• Kids' hard work rewarded at 4-H fair
• Drum Corps competition draws a crowd
• Round two of Relay for Life held Saturday
• Jury convicts teen of trying to rob bank
• DeKalb County Democrats 
to host Simon, Miller
• State to cut its portion of county salaries
• Libertarian Party candidates to stop by Somonauk Summer Fest
• Waste Management still waiting for test results at Cortland Elementary
• State's attorney to meet with library officials
• Sycamore council to discuss block of Exchange Street becoming one-way
• Cortland man faces new sex assault charges
• Police looking for suspects in two crimes
• Man charged in drug arrest
• Fighting COPD: 'It's a new lease on life'
• Genoa Police Chief Solar leaves his mark
• Police seek information on missing storm grates
• Kishwaukee Fest continues
• Economic growth an evolving process in Sandwich
• Chandler pleads not guilty 
to abuse charges
• DeKalb Area Convention and Visitors Bureau will stand on its own
• Teller takes stand in bank robbery case
• Sycamore Chamber seeks outstanding citizen nominations
• Realtors kick off backpack drive
• New nursing home law increases staffing, oversight
• Cortland Elementary air to be monitored
• Sycamore man charged with possession of drugs
• New charges filed in sex abuse case against Cortland man
• Farrell to talk with library officials next week
• More than two dozen storm grates stolen in Sycamore
• Mayor: DeKalb needs to reset priorities
• Fire causes $5,000 damage to garage
• Circus back on, this time at Speedway
• Second trial begins for accused bank robber from Hinckley
• Man pleads not guilty to four sexual abuse charges
• Police seek information on burglaries
• County discusses use of Larson Quarry
• Frontier Communications takes over local phone service
• Genoa reschedules 
Open Air ‘Barket’
• Selling sweet corn in Sycamore
• Temporary signs ordinance revised, airport annexation given support
• Letter of Intent an initial step in clinic-library purchase
• New law strengthens penalties for fake 911 calls
• Open house set on 
hog slaughtering proposal
• Sycamore man pleads guilty to sex assault
• Man pleads guilty in gang-related beating
• Sycamore Middle School construction moving along
• Bond reduction denied in child porn case
• Air quality testing to be discussed at Cortland Elementary
• Chamberlain Park improvements begin this week
• Law enforcement evaluations could be exempt from disclosure
• YMCA, Opportunity House team up for Olympics
• About 80 households without phone service
• Construction begins on Locust Street
• Minor injuries in car vs. tractor accident
• County distributes real estate taxes
• Prairie walk to showcase Afton Forest Preserve
• Public hearing set on DeKalb annexation for airport
• Man charged with child porn asks for reduction in bond
• DeKalb library says no to FOIA request
• Fire fees put on hold in DeKalb
• Knights of Columbus must find new location for circus
• Kaneland might move graduation to Convo Center
• Memory care facility: 'This is a building just for them'
• DeKalb Schools calls special meeting to discuss Cortland test results
• Investigators: Fire didn't start in chemical tank
• Chiropractic center looks for donations to support troops
• Judicial system struggles with mentally ill inmates
• City well to be monitored
• Relay for Life rescheduled
• Sycamore extends deadline for circus permit
• Kirkland police officer's response to incident addressed
• It's always Christmas season for tree growers
• Hendrickson Flying Service – time for a refill
• DeKalb County soaked by storms
• DeKalb man faces child porn charges
• Sycamore turns back the clock at Cruise Night
• Social Security stories wanted
• Kishwaukee Fest to celebrate music, community
• Decision on library investigation to be made soon
• A pest that's causing a stink
• Work force, unemployment rate up in June
• Sycamore denies permit to circus
• City council meeting set for hog slaughterhouse
• Phone service at some DeKalb homes out
• Funding for LIHEAP going fast
• Investigators: Chemical fire likely started in central pump house, not tank
• Gaelic Storm Live in Concert
• "Hotel For Dogs" free movie at Egyptian Theatre (DeKalb)
• Huge Clearance Sale at SECOND LOOK RESALE
• Kardio Kickbox Studio Offering FREE Fitness Kickboxing Class!
• 3rd Annual Horror Movie Week
• Egyptian Theatre Fall Calender
• KARDIO KICKBOX RE-OPENS AT NEW LOCATION
• KARDIO KICKBOX RE-OPENS IN DEKALB
• September Fest
• Heartland International Tattoo Music And Dance Festival
• Christmas Carol Performance
• Here's Something Creative
• Dr. King Traveling Show
• The Little Black Dress
• Midwest Museum of Natural History
• Chamber Golf Outing goes "Wild, Wild West"

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