Top Stories from the Chicago Tribune
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Ill. plans reforms for processing DNA Photo
Illinois is moving to reform the way DNA evidence from sexual assaults is processed after a Tribune review found that many rape kits were being placed in police storage untested, robbing the state of opportunities to solve crimes and exonerate the wrongfully convicted. more
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Bishops change feeding tube guidelines; Catholic hospitals face choice
If ever Carol Gaetjens becomes unconscious with no hope of awakening, even if she could live for years in that state, she says she wants her loved ones to discontinue all forms of artificial life support. more
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Graves to move for new O'Hare runway
The City of Chicago on Monday was awarded possession of a 161-year-old cemetery that lies in the path of a future runway at O'Hare International Airport, and the relocation of about 1,200 graves could begin within weeks. more
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Pace route cuts hit suburban bus riders Photo
Across the suburbs Monday, some commuters were sharing the pain of CTA riders in the city, even though the cuts to Pace bus service weren't as extensive. more
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Green Line panhandler arrested again Photo
A man who has been arrested almost 180 times — and whose presence on the CTA's Green Line has instilled fear among riders whom he aggressively panhandles — has been arrested again. more
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Hit man's case used in bid to overturn Cardamone verdicts
DuPage County prosecutors are citing the case of a Chicago hit man as part of a strategy to obtain the conviction of an Aurora gymnastics coach awaiting retrial on charges he sexually abused young girls. more
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Snow, CTA cuts could leave commuters struggling
Bus and train riders who encountered the CTA at far less than its best on the first weekday of major service cuts should prepare themselves to slog through snow during Tuesday's commute. more
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Attorney: Stacy Peterson asked about extorting money from husband
Shortly before she vanished in October 2007, Stacy Peterson told a divorce attorney that she thought her husband was mad at her because he believed she told his son he had killed his ex-wife, the attorney testified Monday. more
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26 years after woman's murder, family sees suspect who says he aided attacker
For nearly 26 years, the family of Sheila Johnson, a pregnant mother of four who was stabbed to death in her North Side apartment, has wondered and waited for answers about her murder. more
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Feds may close locks to stop carp
At a White House meeting Monday on the Asian carp threat to the Great Lakes, federal officials said they may seek to close navigational locks on Chicago-area waterways for up to three or four days a week, a move that would restrict cargo shipping and recreational boating. more
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Paul Green's Podcast
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Greg Jarrett Uncut 02-03-10 Audio
Mark Kirk, Republican Candidate for the U.S. Senate, joins Greg Jarrett and Paul Green to discuss the next steps for his campaign. more
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Paul Green Podcast 01-27-10 Audio
Paul Green talks with Greg Jarrett about tonight's State of the Union address along with a variety of political topics. more
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Paul Green Podcast 01-20-10 Audio
Paul Green talks with Greg Jarrett more
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Paul Green 01-12-10 Audio
Professor Green talks with Greg Jarrett about all the negative campaigning during this year's election. more
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Greg Jarrett Uncut 01-06-10 Audio
Paul Green joins Greg to discuss a variety of political issues. more

