Northern Illinois

Central Illinois

• Grandma returning to Illinois to face charges, Springfield State Journal-Register
• Testimony: Sexual abuse started with viewing porn Web site, Bloomington Pantagraph

Chicago area

• Boyfriend uses bus stop ad to propose to Chicago lawyer, Chicago Tribune
• Man sues Hilton after he trips over luggage, Chicago Bar-Tender
• Video disputes Chicago cop's report of DUI arrest, Chicago Tribune
• Killer who hid out in Chicago seeks release, Chicago Tribune
• Prosecutors: Dugan qualifies for death 4 ways, Chicago Tribune

Northern Illinois

• 5 more suits filed in hepatitis A outbreak, Quad-City Times

Southern Illinois

Edward J. Enichen, 79, of Rockford died Sunday, Sept. 20, after a brief illness. Enichen was born Oct. 14, 1929 in Dixon, the son of Frederick and Louise (Mueller) Enichen. Enichen was an active attorney for nearly 55 years with the Rockford law firm of Guyer and Enichen, P.C. He was  a man who not only saw life as a cup full, but his cup was brimming over. His warm, joyful personality drew people to him like a magnet. He will always be remembered for his ready smile and easy laugh. He was a talented storyteller with a great sense of humor, who easily embellished a tale to make it funny. Besides his long legal career, Enichen gave service to many local community organizations. He was also connected to the land and loved spending time on his beloved farm in Durand and at his cabin on the pristine Brule River in Wisconsin. He loved hunting and fishing and the that camaraderie that came with it. There are many distinguished photos of Ed, but in the vast majority of his photographs, he is holding a fish. Survivors include his children, Peter Enichen of Boulder, Colo.; Jamie (Stephen) Malato and Julie Enichen, both of Chicago; the mother of his children, Alice Enichen; grandchildren, Grace and Samuel Malato and Ellie Enichen; special friend, Beverly O'Keefe; sister, Charlene Vaughn; and many nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to the Natural Land Institute, 320 S. Third, Rockford, IL, 61104; Rockford Park District Foundation, 401 S. Main St., Rockford, IL, 61101 or the Rockford Symphony Orchestra Foundation, 711 N. Main, Rockford, IL, 61103. Visit the obituary on the Rockford Register Star

Central Illinois

• Sheley wants to plead guilty, Peoria Journal Star
• Urbana schools sue Unit 5 over Jon White case, Bloomington Pantagraph
• Re-enactor to fill Lincoln's shoes at press conference, Champaign News-Gazette
• Stabbing victim's family sues downtown taverns, Bloomington Pantagraph

Chicago area

• Guilty verdict in Brown's Chicken trial, Chicago Tribune
• Ex-Lake Co.

Central Illinois

• Decatur man arrested for allegedly trying to bomb Springfield federal building, Springfield State Journal-Register

Chicago area

• Judge OKs Cubs sale, Chicago Tribune
• New trial for man sentenced to death, Chicago Tribune

Northern Illinois

• Judge denies new trial for man convicted in Aledo sexual assualt, Quad-City Times
• Logging company sued for allegedly cutting government trees, Quad-City Times
• Village of Lee petitions judge to see how summons were served, DeKalb Daily Chronicle
• Ruling removes Biondo from county board, Rockford Register Star

Southern Illinois

• Additional charge leveled against sheriff accused of selling marijuana on the job, The Southern

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