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| Local News Polls open for special election in 14th DistrictMany residents of DeKalb County can head to the polls today to help choose a new representative for the state's 14th Congressional District.  DeKalb County Red Cross hires new director After nearly three months without an executive director, the DeKalb County Chapter of the American Red Cross has hired a new leader. Letters about tax rebates cost IRS $42 million WASHINGTON - At a cost of nearly $42 million, the IRS wants you to know: Your check is almost in the mail. Set clocks ahead Daylight saving time starts Sunday. Remember to spring forward tonight and set your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed. Mat Time |
| Faith Puppet team joins in worship SundaySurfin' through the Scriptures � More Faith News | Local Sports Hitting Bullseye: Schepler overcomes obstacles 4 Cogs honored by BNCNothing was going to stop Jason Schepler from making a return trip to the IHSA AA State Tournament. Little Ten tabs three | |
| Opinions Barbs and Bouquets for the week of March 8 There's a reason for having a land-use planBouquet - The Sycamore School District proved Tuesday that its administrators take threats of violence seriously. After a threatening note targeted at Sycamore High School was discovered in a local grocery store Sunday, Schools Superintendent Wayne Riesen contacted media outlets to get the word out to parents. The note did not make a specific threat, he said, but it did specify Tuesday's date, the first day of classes after a three-day weekend. Officers from the Sycamore Police Department acted fast and were stationed on campus throughout the week. DeKalb Schools Superintendent Paul Beilfuss also lent a hand by sending additional security from his district for support. Entrances to SHS were limited, students' personal belongings were searched and all doors were locked throughout the day Tuesday. The swift, organized reaction of the district and community support are commendable. Americans could use some financial help | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Obama Leads Clinton in Wyoming Caucuses Bush Explains Veto of Waterboarding BillCASPER, Wyo. - Sen. Barack Obama took the lead over rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in early returns Saturday as Democrats crowded caucuses in Wyoming, the latest contest in the candidates' close, bitter race for the party's presidential nomination. 5 Years On, Iraq War Has Changed Lives | Latest headlines from AP State Lottery Glance Millikin students petition against closure of women's dormSPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Here are the winning numbers selected Saturday in the Illinois State Lottery: Kenyan elder says traditional dress presented to Obama cultural, not religious | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment 'NYPD Blue' Star Evades Rape Charge Presley: Not Happy to Announce PregnancyLOS ANGELES - No criminal charges will be filed against "NYPD Blue" star Esai Morales over allegations that he raped his ex-girlfriend, a prosecutor's office spokeswoman said Friday. Juanes Preaches Peace on Tour in US | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Day of Reckoning for Clinton, Obama Another ACC Title at Stake for UNC, DukeHOUSTON - Barack Obama sought a knockout against rival Hillary Rodham Clinton as voting began Tuesday in crucial contests in Texas and Ohio, where the former first lady desperately needs a win to salvage her once-powerful candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Coughlin Gets 4-Year Contract | |
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