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Speed cameras proposed in Illinois By Jon Hilkevitch, Tribune reporter

Stalker laws: 2 new bills make stalking easier to charge in Illinois By Megan Twohey, TRIBUNE REPORTER

Mortgage fraud: 2 dozen arrested in federal sting By Jeff Coen, Tribune reporter

Chicago police officer cleared in fatal shooting of teen in 2007 By Angela Rozas, Tribune reporter

Copless speed traps? By Chicago Tribune

Rod Blagojevich: On the radio, ousted governor yucks it up for potential jury pool By John Kass

What's your problem: Parking tickets are still a mystery By Jon Yates

Olympic committee visit: Chicago police union may picket during IOC visit By David Heinzmann, Tribune reporter and Tribune reporter Angela Rozas contributed to this report

New-home sales post surprise rise By From news services

Hometown hits By FROM NEWS SERVICES

Use your vote By Ronald S. Safer

Nation & World By Tribune news services

'Twilight' strikes at midnight By Vasiliki Mitrakos, Northside

Governor a conspirator? Not this one By Eric Zorn

Congress OKs protection for wilderness in 9 states By Richard Simon, TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS

Chicken dance By M. Kathleen Pratt and M. Kathleen Pratt is the Metromix dining producer

Spring for a vacation By Kiplinger Consumer News Service

Racy pics lawsuit By FROM NEWS SERVICES

Obama Internet news conference planned By Christi Parsons, Washington Bureau

Chicago By FROM NEWS SERVICES

Homicide tracker By Tracy Swartz RedEye

Partying too hard By Chicago Tribune

Nation/world By FROM NEWS SERVICES

City to tackle meter problems By Chicago Tribune

Flag mistakes of our fathers By Steve Chapman, a member of the Tribune's editorial board

Illinois regulators approve $69 million rate hike for Nicor By From news services

Financial crisis: New federal financial regulations sought By Jim Puzzanghera, WASHINGTON BUREAU and Los Angeles Times staff writer Walter Hamilton contributed to this report

Surviving the game By The Washington Post

Bulls cautious with Rose By FROM NEWS SERVICES

Five On Five By Jimmy Greenfield, Tracy Swartz, Scott Kleinberg, Adam Caldarelli, Stick Figure

Obama $3.55 trillion budget: President seeks Democrats' support for education, health, energy and deficit reduction By Mark Silva and Janet Hook, Washington Bureau

Capital Digest By Tribune news services

'Fast' rewind By Chicago Tribune

Feds sue Dish Network By FROM NEWS SERVICES

Dueling governors: Rod Blagojevich, Pat Quinn snipe at each other on the radio By Rick Pearson and Ashley Rueff, Tribune reporters

Power Point By Jim Walsh

Clinton visits Mexico: U.S. shares blame for Mexico's drug and gun violence, says secretary of state By Ken Ellingwood, TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS: Los Angeles Times

Use your vote By Ronald Safer

Governors take feud to radio By Rick Pearson and Ashley Rueff | Tribune staff reporters

Mashtrology By Jennifer Shepherd

Genetic embryo tests: Once novel procedures become routine at Chicago clinic By Robert Mitchum, Tribune reporter

Rahm Emanuel: Short Freddie Mac stay made him at least $320,000 By Bob Secter and Andrew Zajac, Tribune reporters

Dance on a dime By M. Cecilia Wong and M. Cecilia Wong is a Metromix special contributor

2016 Olympics: Chicago faces controversy before big pitch By Kathy Bergen, TRIBUNE REPORTER

South Side Irish: Party's over for parade By Stacy St. Clair and Andrew L. Wang, TRIBUNE REPORTERS and Tribune reporters Manya Brachear and Hal Dardick contributed to this report. Additional reporting by Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah

Sponsored blogs come under fire By Wailin Wong, TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS

Kobe 'kicks' it By Breanna Hogan, Morgan Park

5 questions for Lady GaGa By MCT

When will it stop? By TheMash

'Morning Riot' to be a scream at WGCI By Phil Rosenthal

Police attack trial: Video doesn't back bartender's testimony about fight By Matthew Walberg, Tribune reporter

Like father, like son By Kent Green For RedEye and KENT GREEN IS A REDEYE SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR

Pepsi to make Aquafina bottles lighter By From news services