• Mammograms should start at 40, doctors say
• Aurora mayor endorses Quinn re-election
• Quinn: New taxes needed to fix budget
• Two investigators involved in escape are fired
• State urges area towns to toughen alcohol standard
• Oswego, West schools getting less from local taxes

• Navistar hearing continued to January
• Aurora man convicted of sex abuse of child
• 2 guilty in Naperville murder-robbery
• Being a quitter: It’s easier said than done
• New charge against Aurora teen
• Auditor: Dems should pay for health care forum
• Clothing theft tally tops $13,000
• New Plainfield chief intends to stay put
• Briefs: Census jobs available

• State not paying bills: Social services in doubt
• Eola Road interchange opens Saturday
• Agency gets $440K to help with foreclosures
• School club targets end to violence in Uganda
• It's even hard for president to quit

• Fire destroys SW Naperville garage
• Richest congressmen? They're right here
• East board says no more students
• Local tollway work to wrap up by year's end
• Food Drive looking for support
• Homeland security now issue for Irshad center?

• GOP hopefuls line up against Foster
• Tenants, fight for your rights

• Protesters, Aurora settle on clinic
• Dugan's footprints linger after crimes
• Valley residents relate health care struggles
• Pistorius pulls out of 14th District race
• Census Bureau looking for workers in Aurora

• State offering aid to avoid foreclosure
• Muslim center tied to federal probe
• Aurora's VNA clinic treating more patients
• Senate hopeful touts anti-corruption role

• Archive: Inside a killer's mind
• Fox Valley Salvation Army drives starting next week
• Slain Bolingbrook soldier comes home
• Prosecutor: There may be more Dugan victims

• Parade a tribute to veterans, young and old
• New management for Orchard Valley Golf Course
• Vets find camaraderie at nursing home
• Briefs: Gifts for service personnel
• SciTech adds twist with tornado exhibit

• Dist. 204 projects slight tax increase
• Council to discuss lawsuit in private
• Jury decides on death sentence for Dugan
• 'Twilight' tale: Vampires take over Aurora mall
• Aurora family passionate about flying
• Elks Club project may include rental units
• Kane to pay $6.3 million for Wards building

• Waubonsie Valley honors local veterans
• Jericho Circle to be demolished, rebuilt
• Artists getting acts together downtown
• Vote on Planned Parenthood deal delayed
• From sapling to centerpiece
• DuPage sheriff to meet with Biden

• Cities, towns cut back on holiday celebrations
• Aurora dedicates center to Rodgers

• Kane Cougars hope to make Upper Deck a hit
• Planned Parenthood lawsuit dismissed

• Back to wall: Is Drew's nephew persecuted?
• 11th conviction gets man a stint in federal prison
• Two officers hurt when Aurora squads collide
• Tea Party turns up the volume on Foster

• And another thing ...
• Brian Dugan expressed remorse for killing girl
• DuPage gets injectable H1N1 vaccine
• Jury finds Aurora man guilty of beating girlfriend
• West honors its oldest living grad
• Fiserv closing East-Side office, cutting 290 jobs
• Visit to Aurora crossing
• Art and History Center reopens after layoffs

• Fire burns out pallet company building
• Railroad has its roots in Aurora
• Long-range bike ride to benefit United Way
• New cath lab system to deliver sharper images

• Without a safety net
• 2010 primary election ballots take shape
• Can tort reform help save health care?
• DuPage County races draw cast of dozens
• Dugan case opens questions about justice
• Golf facility may get new operator

• Tea Party Patriots fight government spending

• When illness strikes
• Crime down in state; up in Kendall County
• Darlene Senger announces she will run again
• Aurora expands crime-free housing classes
• Rodgers dedication, dinner set for Saturday
• Park District offers deals for veterans

• Spring Lake Park becomes refurbished ‘gem’ in Aurora

• Five area high schools among state's top 100
• State scores rise, but local schools spotty
• Flu outbreak prompts closure of Wheaton Academy
• DuPage County receives more H1N1 flu vaccine
• Jurors hear debate over Dugan confession
• DuPage workers to see health care cost hikes
• Lawyer: New view of Drew
• Phillips Park has big day in Chicago
• Aurora aldermen weigh fines for party bands
• Twilight cast in Aurora

• D204 schools moving up in rankings
• Waiting for evidence in Vaughn case
• It isn't easy being green
• Aurora Country Club sues alderman
• Briefs: Run for the Athletes 5K

• DuPage Co. delays Muslim center vote
• Meals on Wheels runs into funding crisis
• Two years, no answers in Peterson case
• H1N1 vaccine still trickling into DuPage
• Aurora dog park could cost less at larger size
• Extra parking at Planned Parenthood OK'd
• Two named as 2009 firefighters of the year
• Schools brace for bad year as home values fall
• Vaccine clinics
• Volunteers needed for Aurora food drive

• School bus drivers cut deal to avoid strike
• Flu fears cancels Halloween event
• Hundreds line up for swine flu vaccinations
• Back to normal at St. Charles East

• Groups work to weed park of non-native plants
• Decision coming Nov. 6 on clinic lawsuit
• Truck fire closes tollway
• Kane board member pays tax bill; avoids sale date
• Time to get in the ring for 2010 campaign
• Local candidates stepping forward

• Autism's comfort zone

• Jurors hear Dugan's jailhouse letters
• D203, D204 buses expected to be running Monday
• Nicaricos tell of pain that never goes away

• Tape tells how Dugan drowned victim
• Jurors hear Dugan's 1985 taped confession

• Dist. 204 preparing for bus service to stall
• Key Wester stabbing called a hoax