• Kane board vet won't seek re-election
• Radio tribute to troops Sunday
• Recipe for success

• 'No refusal' weekend nabs 14 in Kane County

• Man charged with injuring St. Charles officer
• $1M bond for teen held in Halloween shooting
• DuPage County races draw cast of dozens
• Equine therapy helps hospice patients

• Many concerned over cost of health reform
• Preserve central to effort to halt deer disease

• Crime down in state; up in Kendall County

• No-refusal weekend in Kane County
• Health Department: No flu outbreak in SC

• Heroes in their eyes: Munhall students honor vets
• 3 schools among state's top 100
• Ding-dong! Local communities set trick-or-treat hours

• Anderson Animal Shelter to host 'A Night to Paws'
• Kane Co. cancels H1N1 vaccination clinics
• Briefs: Group to screen film in Elgin

• Kane dairy farmers not liquidating herds
• Meals on Wheels runs into funding crisis
• Kane working to fill H1N1 flu vaccine gaps
• Briefs: Sight Night Parade to step off in Bartlett

• South Elgin man found guilty on weapons charges
• Bartlett shop wins Bicycle Friendly Business award
• Many hats tossed in ring for county offices
• Those who filed Monday

• IDOT says end in sight for road-project misery
• Elginite guilty of trying to buy 1 kilo of cocaine

• Missing Geneva mother found safe
• Hanover Park standoff ends after 13 hours

• Sheriff Perez announces bid for second term

• St. Charles East: Who really was sick?
• Jobless rate rises slightly in state, Kane, Elgin
• Last weekend for haunted hike

• Officials probe St. Charles East outbreak
• SCE reschedules events after flu outbreak

• Boy, 5, sleepwalks to St. Charles school
• Many find replacement for bankrupt mortgage firm
• Specialized nursing home proposed at Route 31 site
• Moms cite homecoming for SCE outbreak

• H1N1 vaccine clinics scheduled

• Antiques show reflects on America's bounty

• Elgin teen's Eagle Scout project aids care center
• When they disappear ...
• Kane drug court betting on riverboat money
• Jail sets fees for weekend inmates
• Briefs: ESO hosting party for professionals

• South Elgin moves ahead on flood project
• Man gets 6 years for burglary

• Briefs: Larkin musicians to perform Tuesday

• Complaints spur move to reform vets panel
• Briefs: AID home opens in Geneva

• Trick-or-treat hours, other spooky events
• Local chef gets a taste of prime time

• Annual St. Charles fest scares up some fun
• Briefs: South Elgin bus service expanded

• Relief agency faces major troubles itself
• Charities, agencies fighting economic woes

• Briefs: ESO presents music of Henry Mancini