Local news

• Red-light camera turned off after complaints

• More Medicaid funding OK'd

• Cops: Empty Winnetka home became party house

• Probation for man who killed elderly wife

Nation/World

• Stimulus comes to hard-hit Indiana town

• How would your taxes change?

• Obama sets carbon emission rules

• D.C. on verge of getting a vote in the U.S. House

Sports

• David Haugh: Chicago will be happy to see Rex go

• Former Bulls star Norm Van Lier dead at 61

• Bradley injures leg in Cubs debut • Piniella vs. DeRosa

• Bulls lose with 'stupid shots, stupid defense'

Business

• Sears beats estimates, to close 24 more stores

• Borders to close Mag Mile store in 2010

• Facebook says it will be more democratic about important changes

• Number of unprofitable banks growing in Illinois

Opinions

• Editorial cartoons

• Mary Schmich: Michelle Obama and our buff-arm fetish

• Exploring Race: Is light skin still preferable?

• John Kass: High bail set for ex-club owner with tales to spill

Entertainment

• High school custodian -- and movie stuntman

• 'American Idol': Another 12 sing

• Album review: U2's 'No Line on the Horizon'

• Toneelgroep's "Mourning Becomes Electra": O'Neill tragedy a Dutch treat

Living

• Some harrumph over Michelle Obama's sleeveless dress

• Steve Dahl: Golf Camp, Day 4: Gators and golf

• Chicago's crossword whiz heads to tournament

• 'Dating a Banker Anonymous' revealed as satire

Travel

• Airline reverses course, offers free soda, juice and coffee

• Weirdest theme restaurants Photos

• New spring training digs for the Sox

• Celebrity traveler: Kinky Friedman

Hot Topics

• Rex Grossman

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