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| Local News Oil prices more than a bubble? HOUSTON - Oil's fast rise to near $120 a barrel looks like more than just another economic bubble - growing demand and tighter supplies are likely to keep prices high. Some analysts say even $200 a barrel would not be out of the question.  Plans essential for escaping house fire More than three-fourths of Americans don't have a plan to get out of a burning home, according to the National Fire Protection Association, and most of those who do don't practice their plan often enough. Corn farmers wait for wet, cool spring to pass CHAMPAIGN - April is winding down and John Olsson has nothing to show for his plan to grow 650 acres of corn but unplanted seeds and empty fields. Oil Toil Police search for robbery suspects Area parks are awarded grant money |
| Faith Community Outreach REFUGE works with Bayou GraceDan Halverson sees a lot of hungry people. The Trinity Lutheran Church member has been in charge of the church's monthly all-you-can-eat country breakfast for the past three years. Salem children stage ‘Rock Solid' musical � More Faith News | Local Sports Coaches adjusting without family NIU pays hefty cost for firmDeKALB - When coaches pick up and leave for a new school, something that doesn't get a whole lot of attention is the personal toll it can take when they leave their families behind, even for just a few months. Freeney, NIU edged by EMU | |
| Opinions Barbs & Bouquets for Saturday, April 26 Ask AP: Was the mortgage mess preventable?Bouquet - There was no public comment time on the agenda for the Waterman Village Board's April 18 special meeting to consider the fate of the village police chief, but when more than 100 residents showed up, the board members, led by Trustee Beth White, voted to give the public half an hour to make remarks. Kudos to the board for letting people weigh in on an obviously emotional topic and to the residents themselves for showing up in force to be heard. Jimmy Carter: A national embarrassment | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Chicago working to prevent repeat of deadly weekend China's state media attack Dalai Lama despite gov't overtureCHICAGO - Police planned to increase patrols and put SWAT officers and specialized units on the streets over the weekend, a show of force aimed at deterring violence like the three dozen shootings that left nine people dead last weekend. Legal battle continues for NYPD officers cleared in shooting | Latest headlines from AP State Chicago working to prevent repeat of deadly weekend Man held in random attacksCHICAGO - Police planned to increase patrols and put SWAT officers and specialized units on the streets over the weekend, a show of force aimed at deterring violence like the three dozen shootings that left nine people dead last weekend. CTA fare hike possible? | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Winehouse held overnight by police over assault allegations Threat of an actors strike boosts movie productionLONDON - Amy Winehouse spent the night at a London police station, where she was due to be questioned over allegations of assault following reports that she scuffled with two men during a night out, her representatives said Saturday. Madonna shows her documentary on Malawi at Tribeca festival | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Parker scores 41 and Spurs beat 115-99 Suns; take 3-0 lead Malkin caps frantic comeback as Penguins beat Rangers 5-4PHOENIX - The San Antonio-Phoenix series was supposed to be a spectacular first-round matchup of potential NBA champions. Instead, it's become a Spurs smackdown. Tony Parker had a career-high 41 points along with 12 assists and San Antonio routed the Suns 115-99 on Friday night to take a 3-0 series lead. McFadden the next Peterson? Could be | |
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