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| Local News Povlsen named acting mayorDeKALB - Kris Povlsen was named acting mayor of DeKalb on Monday night.  Council wants funding options for police station DeKALB - A new $17 million police facility being proposed for the city of DeKalb is backed by City Council members - but they want input from a Citizen's Finance Advisory Committee before approving funding for it. Police: Man films Sycamore child A Sycamore man was arrested last week after law enforcement authorities received a complaint that he had videotaped a neighborhood child in an inappropriate manner, police said Monday. Building Bouquets Sycamore considering communications tower Outdoor synthetic skating rink closer to purchase |
| Learning 'It's Great To Be Me:' Girls learn empowerment in class aimed at enhancing self esteem and combating stereotypes Kish Sunrise Rotary awards scholarship to local studentsThree days are all it took for 10-year-old Autumn Oliver to understand that appearances are not an appropriate judge of character. NIU students traveled to Germany to meet with 25 Nobel Laureates � More Learning News | Local Sports What a Rusch: Tackle adjusting to return to outside What we sawDeKALB - Craig Rusch hasn't always needed a whole lot of elbow room to create havoc at defensive tackle. Dantzler's all business, on and off mat | |
| Opinions IN OUR VIEW: Train safety: education, engineering, enforcement A museum that must not dieTimothy Paradis, 42, of Sandwich died last Tuesday when he was struck by a Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad coal train. He died just three days after 24-year-old David Molitor, of DeKalb was struck by a Union Pacific train as he walked along the railroad tracks on West Lincoln Highway in DeKalb. OTHER OPINIONS | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Russian president halts military action in Georgia Bush warns Russia; Medvedev orders halt to actionMOSCOW - Russian President Dmitri Medvedev ordered a halt to military action in Georgia Tuesday, saying it had punished Georgia and brought security for civilians and Russian peacekeepers in the breakaway South Ossetia region. Bomb hits Pakistan military truck, up to 14 dead | Latest headlines from AP State Meeks seek aldermanic support for protest Bond set for man accused of murderCHICAGO - Illinois State Senator James Meeks is trying to drum up support among Chicago aldermen for his effort to have Chicago Public Schools students boycott the first day of classes next month in a protest over a lack of state funding. Beckett outpitches Danks, Red Sox beat White Sox | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Mental disability groups protest 'Tropic Thunder' Creditor sues Ed McMahon, wife, over $250,000 loanLOS ANGELES - "Tropic Thunder" is pushing the envelope too far for groups representing the mentally disabled. Former Blink-182 bassist sues over bad investment | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Make room for Phelps as winningest Olympian ever US softball team rocks Venezuela 11-0 at BeijingBEIJING - Michael Phelps climbed out of the pool, unzipped his skin-tight suit and ambled over to chat with his coach. Natalie Coughlin defends Olympic 100 back title | |
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