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| Local News How many people can a bar hold? The DeKalb City Council will hold a special meeting Monday to consider changes to the city's liquor code.  Homeless shelter has high hopes for fundraiser DeKALB - If you're taking your family out to eat this month, Lesly Wicks hopes you find time to give to those who might not always have the means to provide a meal for their loved ones. Good news for economy: Jobless rate falls as dollar rises WASHINGTON - The economy showed off unexpected signs of resilience Friday as job losses slowed, the dollar gained a bit of muscle for a change and there were even indications that food prices may be easing. The unemployment rate dipped, though that may not last. In the Field: Crew cleans up sports complex in Sycamore DeKalb man pleads guilty to invasion Arrest made for graffiti found at Moose lodge |
| Faith Priest Shortage Celebration Chorale begins rehearsal for patriotic cantataNEW YORK - The crowd of 25,000 Roman Catholics burst into cheers when Pope Benedict XVI took the stage for a youth rally during his U.S. visit last month. Chanting “Viva Papa!” they pressed against security barriers and reached out to touch him. Lobsters coming to St. Paul's � More Faith News | Local Sports Waters thrives in wind, rainMilroy sets record | |
| Opinions Barbs & Bouquets for May 3, 2008 Ask AP: Why do gas prices change so often?Bouquet - Sgt. Brett Bouma was an asset to his employer, the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office. He joined the department and was assigned to the Corrections Division in December 1993, then was transferred to the Patrol Division in March 1998. In addition to fulfilling his responsibilities as deputy sheriff and then as sergeant, Brett was a field-training officer and was instrumental in the development of the field-training manual for the sheriff's office. He served and trained for duties with the Regional Special Response Team, a branch of the Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System and Terrorism Task Force, for more than three years. He was most recently assigned as sergeant of Kishwaukee College Campus Security. Sgt. Bouma died Sunday of a pulmonary embolism following a recent surgery, leaving behind a wife and three children, as well as many other loved ones. Thank you, Sgt. Bouma, for your dedication to the county and the safety of its residents. Put the blame where it belongs | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World 8 die in severe storms in Arkansas, raising 2008 toll to 24 Economy shows resilience; jobless rate falls as dollar risesSILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. - With a pep talk from Gov. Mike Beebe, emergency workers fanned out across Arkansas to help residents cope with another bout of violent weather that pushed the state's storm death toll to 24 for the year. Clinton seeks gas tax vote; Obama calls it 'shell' game | Latest headlines from AP State Famous pop sculpture demolished Mega Millions jackpot now $120 millionBERWYN, Ill. - The most famous piece of public art in the Chicago suburb of Berwyn is gone. Schumaker's two-run homer gives Cardinals win over Cubs | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Reports: Mariah Carey marries actor Nick Cannon Amy Winehouse won't record track for new James Bond filmNEW YORK - Nick Cannon is cast as Mariah Carey's lover in her new video _ but has the superstar diva given the young actor a considerably bigger role in real life? He's coming out: Diddy announces himself in Hollywood | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Hawks beat Celtics again in Atlanta, 103-100; force Game 7 Colts star Harrison interviewed about Philly shootingATLANTA - The Atlanta Hawks just won't let go of their first trip to the postseason in nine years. The playoff team with the worst record did it again to the team with the best mark, forcing an improbable Game 7 with the Boston Celtics, as Joe Johnson hit a crucial 3-pointer with 1:07 remaining and the Hawks held on for a 103-100 victory Friday night. James' triple-double helps Cavs beat Wizards to end series | |
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