Naperville man charged with third DUI

Naperville Sun - Sat Nov 07

A Naperville man remained Friday night in DuPage County Jail in Wheaton on a $75,000 bond, after being arrested and charged with drunken driving for the third time in little more than seven years.

Obstructed View Law Draws Scrutiny

WGNTV Chicago - Sat Nov 07

Illinois' windshield-obstruction law earned headlines -- and ridicule -- in 2002.

Dugan Sentencing Enters Final Phase

Cbs2chicago.com - Sat Nov 07

Share + Nov 7, 2009 10:47 am US/Central NAPERVILLE, Ill. For the jurors seated in Judge George Bakalis' DuPage County courtroom, October was a month of true horror.

Planned Parenthood lawsuit dismissed

Beacon News - Fri Nov 06

Twenty-one months after it was first filed, a DuPage County judge dismissed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and the city of Aurora on Friday.

Video Poker Gambling in Illinois

WHOI - Fri Nov 06

Video Poker gambling in Illinois is now legal but, some counties are choosing not to participate.

Lisle attorney found guilty in 2005 crash

The Lisle Sun - Fri Nov 06

A jury has found a Lisle attorney guilty in connection with a traffic accident that injured a woman almost four years ago.

Lisle attorney guilty in DUI crash

Daily Herald - Thu Nov 05

A 43-year-old lawyer from Lisle was convicted of felony drunken driving in a car crash that seriously injured a Wheaton teen.

Praise for Glen Ellyn shelter's return

Daily Herald - Thu Nov 05

Family Shelter Service is now a second stage housing program in Glen Ellyn. Tracye Brown is the second stage housing advocate.

Suburban Attorney Convicted Of Drunk Driving

CBS2Chicago.com - Thu Nov 05

Share + Nov 5, 2009 3:08 pm US/Central WHEATON, Ill. A west suburban attorney faces up to 12 years in prison after being found guilty of causing a drunken-driving accident which left a woman seriously injured.

Dugan expressed remorse for killing girl: psychiatrist

Chicago Sun-Times - Wed Nov 04

Brian Dugan repeatedly expressed remorse for murdering 10-year-old Jeanine Nicarico and even talked about committing suicide as a way to demonstrate his regret, a defense psychiatrist testified Wednesday.