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Dozens of students, parishioners and community members held LED candles Sunday at North School Park to support domestic violence victims.

News | Arlington Heights vigil supports domestic abuse survivors

Dozens of students, parishioners and community members held LED candles Sunday at North School Park to support domestic violence victims at an interfaith prayer vigil called "Shine the Light,"
Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.comChicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky throws during the Chicago Bears vs. the New England Patriots game at Soldier Field in Chicago Sunday, October 21, 2018.

Columns | Rozner: Bad Mitch? Not according to Chicago Bears' Nagy

Mitch Trubisky struggled again Sunday in the Chicago Bears' loss to New England, but his coach thought he played "really good."
Elgin police are investigating an early morning shooting Sunday that left three men injured.

Crime | Police: Three injured in Elgin shooting

Elgin police are investigating an early morning shooting Sunday that left three men with nonlife-threatening injuries, authorities said.
This is the start of the 30-hour coffin challenge Saturday at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee. October 2018.

News | 30 hours straight in a coffin? Six trying it at Six Flags Great America

Three men and three women got a head start on death Saturday in the name of fun at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee.
Remains of condominium buildings heavily damaged by fire three months ago in Prospect Heights were being demolished Friday to clear land for new construction and the expected return of displaced residents next year.
News | Fire-ravaged condo buildings being demolished in Prospect Heights
Remains of condominium buildings heavily damaged by fire three months ago in Prospect Heights are being demolished to clear land for new construction and the expected return of displaced residents next year.
Erika Edmonson raises her arms in celebration Sunday as she crosses the finish line in the Healthy Driven Naperville Half Marathon. Edmonson, of Riverside, was the top woman finisher, with a time of 1 hour, 24 minutes.
News | Full crowd for Naperville's half marathon
Colin Mickow runs the streets of Naperville just about every day. But Sunday, he won a medal for it. He was one of thousands to brave Sunday morning's chilly weather to take part in the Healthy Driven Naperville Half Marathon & 5K.
Island Lake police officer Jason DeMark with Seth, the baby he rescued from a burning home in May. “Without him and the Wauconda Fire Department’s ridiculously quick response and preparedness, our story would be dramatically different,” Seth’s mom wrote of the dramatic rescue.
Lake County | Island Lake cop's shift was over, but his heroics began when a keyboard caught on fire
Quick action by Island Lake police officer saved an infant and his grandmother
News | Honduran migrants who crossed into Mexico have started marching again toward the US border
Honduran migrants who crossed into Mexico have started marching again toward the US border
Early voting has grown in popularity each year since its introduction in Illinois in 2006. Election officials expect more voters to use the option this year than ever before.
Politics | Early voting begins Monday: Where you can go to do it
Dozens of early voting sites throughout the suburbs will open Monday, allowing voters a chance to cast a ballot ahead of the Nov. 6 election.
Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns returns to the Chicago Botanic Garden Wednesday through Sunday, Oct. 24-28.
Movies | 11 days of cute and creepy Halloween fun in the suburbs and city
Looking to broaden your Halloween horizons? Here are 11 days of ideas to keep you in the spirit through Oct. 31.
Runners proceed along Water Street during the Healthy Driven Half Marathon in downtown Naperville. While it causes a 27 percent spike in parking demand, its early morning timing means customers of downtown businesses aren’t affected, the race director says.
News | Really no parking in downtown Naperville during events? Data tells the real story
Debates about downtown parking problems in Naperville now have data to inform them as the city has released a study on the effect of special events on parking congestion.
Hawthorn Elementary kindergarten teacher Abby Udelhofen, right, has a book discussion with students Kelly Shields and Makai Brewster Wednesday at the Elmhurst school.
Education | Pritzker, Rauner split on free full-day kindergarten, and so are suburban schools
As the suburbs remain split among free public full-day kindergarten, tuition-based full-day kindergarten and half-day kindergarten, candidates for Illinois governor are divided on the issue. Democrat J.B. Pritzker said it's "almost embarrassing" Illinois lacks free full-day kindergarten, and Republican Bruce Rauner said local school districts should decide.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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