gaynor hall is in naperville. >> douglas krause says the city's liquor commission headed by naperville's mayor needs to do more to enforce liquor laws that are already on the books and on top of that he wants a new law set to go into effect in may, repealed. downtown last year we had over 6000 police calls, and that means we have a problem down here and we need to address that. >> naperville councilmen says that the city needs to get tough in march of bouncer was stabbed just a few blocks away and he once council members to reconsider recently improved ordinance that would go into effect in may 11th restaurants and bars to serve only a limited late-night menu from 9:00 until closing. krause is concerned that naperville's downtown even with its picturesque river walk and a variety of businesses is becoming too much of the destination for hard partying and drinking. in the last five years only one business has been called for one day, we have laws that have been working for years now, we are a very healthy downtown and it's part of our own success. but another council member says it's prem

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♪ find out more at sunnyd.com naperville councilmember wants to tighten alcohol abuse laws in bars upand killed trying to separate a fight between two men. the spring brook elementary school today. >> in my opinion and it is just too bad >> principal hired shaun wild can make a close friend described the 1st year teacher as sensitive and caring for second grade class at spring brook elementary school in naperville when he learned of the circumstances of shaun wild that dying from stab wounds in the middle of a bar fight he knew the whole season had not yet come out >> when i first got the call early saturday morning and heard about it no way the story came out of what he did >> shaun wild killed inside blue room in naperville step began to stop a fight between two men who had been arguing >> and charged with stabbing shaun wild according to witnesses daniel olaska the target of taunting by another bar patron william hayes. who had teased daniel olaska for drinking beer and wine glass all william hayes so step but not life-threatening injuries. principal spent the day counseling studen

a member of the naperville city councils calling for stricter enforcement of liquor laws after a deadly weekend stabbing. good afternoon i am steve sanders. >> and i am dina bair we are alive today with our top story. >> there was the eight stabbing this weekend and it the victim was a beloved teacher of an elementary school. crisis counselors are at the school today and parents have been here all day giving it support. the principal released a statement earlier this morning. >> the elementary school is deeply saddened by the death of one of four staff members shaun wild crisis teams will be on hand to help students cope with it the teacher's death. the stabbing took place at the frankies blue room popular bar. witnesses said the stabbing took place after a taunting. the suspect was being taunted for drinking beer out of a wine glass and he became enraged and stabbed another patron. when the teachers that 4 to break up he was stabbed to death. >> this whole thing escalated over someone commenting on the way he was drinking beer from a wine glass. he stabbed the victim and continue to st

message later this week tonya francisco's live at the illinois hospital association headquarters in naperville ... >>the association is sounding the alarm about these medicaid cuts saying they could lead to the loss of thousands of health care jobs and what it calls health deserts' >>we are concerned that this level of cuts could be thought about at the state level the president and ceo of the illinois hospital association expresses her concern about these cuts by the governor ... which could include payment rates from doctors pharmacies and hospitals and the cutting back on services ... she said the state health care system for the poor could collapse >>the deep cuts could also lead to the loss of as many as 19,000 health care jobs >>we are willing to work with the government we have always been saying that the needs to be a thoughtful and planned approach over number of years ... >>and that is what mary jane worth proposes a phased in plan over years rather than the governor's plan which would take effect july 1st >>lt. governor sheila simon already has plans for a smaller budget. her office

a hundred staffers to close and $9 million budget gap next fall the district includes parts of naperville and are enrollment is about 30,000 students the school board there to no final action at its meeting yesterday the number of registered voters in chicago is at its lowest level since 1942 the chicago board of election commissioner says that they're about 30,000 less voters today than the city had four years ago february 21st is the date deadline to register for this year's march primary voters can register at the board offices any state driver's license to sell asfacility or by mail >>coming up next adnan the new accusations of sexual abuse being leveled against jerry sandouou're like my patients you want to hear you've done a good job. that's why i recommend a rinse like crest pro-health multi-protection. it helps you get a better dental check-up. so be ready for your next dental check-up. try any crest pro-health rinse. ou fight a visitation ruling. a judge ruled that the former penn state assistant football coach can see his grandchildren. jerry sandusky is charged with sexually pe

bomb the city of palms as well as other in syria the army has revealed a soldier with roots in naperville is one of two men who died in a texas car accident specialist ke-andre hall was a passenger in a car- three weeks ago near florence taxes he was a vehicle mechanics stationed at fort hood >>the man accused of killing his wife on their honeymoon will not stand trial for murder yesterday judge said there's no evidence that gabe watson intended to kill his wife tina she died in 2003 while on a scuba diving trip with her husband in 2008 he pleaded guilty to negligent manslaughter and served 18 months in prison down in australia when wants in return to the united states he was indicted for murder and kidnapping the judge said that if a jury convicted watts and it would be only on speculation >>the investigation of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky may be expanding to the federal level pennsylvania's attorney general's office is already prosecuting jerry sandusky over allegations that he sexually abuse several young boys are for 15 year. now the u.s. attorney's offic

captures beautiful views their shot of the river walk in naperville.ptured these note confirming a big one-7 in. or more and schaumburg look at that beautiful winter shot and finally read in the middle of the white it gorgeous seemed saskatchewan screamer came roaring through the area. this was something else. snowfall like horizontal the trip and by 30 mi. per hour northeast wind extreme wet snow heart attacks know as you said sticking if you are out there early in the morning coming down took 10 minutes to coach yourself with snow fall. this is what remains of saskatchewan screamer going to the area of flurries lingering in the morning but already attention turns to the next storm lined up this one trekking across northern states. next week phenomenal amount of snowfall upper midwest snowfall in short supply of relative to recent years. next storm goes north warning us up. storm one going to the area. producing 9.3 in. mchenry county. woodstock nearly heavy snow there in the meantime to other south tapering 4-5 in.. chicago area snowfall totals. a lo

after all this time who ran her over question might have been answered 27 year-old david mccarthy naperville came knocking on her door tracking her down on-line wanted to talk the reality he came to her house to confess and told her >> i was the one that struck your sister. i said you hit my sister? and he said yes i struck her and ran over her it was lost it was a dark road trying to look for i 55 and it was a split second. she rolled underneath my car >> felt feelings of shock and fear. >> coming forward and telling the police? >> at t said i have to think about it >> and she thought he had to go log enough to write down the license plate and toward it over to police 27 year-old later arrested and in jail unable to post $1 million bond, never said i am sorry for what happened. that's me angry because sitting right in front of me to not know if he just came to make himself feel better clear his conscious thought i for give him which i did not of course >> just wanted to clear his conscience did not care of anybody or anybody else that got together in mother and daughter making sense of the

caller: naperville. first of all, regarding the program, i wish you would no longer have these politicians from either party on because this fellow is on the budget committee and he has not said a word about the budget. i have two questions. since you are supposed to be a fiscal conservative, i would assume, i want to know why is it we have farm subsidies and we have been, particularly the people in the east, have been subsidizing the water for the west for years. the second question i have is, there was an article in the 0 koshaba gagos trivia and '' "chicago tribune" about who makes up that 1%. 20% were doctors. i want to know how you are going to get some kind of a deliverable health care system to us when you have the majority of doctors, 60% of all doctors in the 1%. how will you get them to cut their prices so the rest of us do not die without any kind of medical care? caller: thank you and good morning. i hope it is ok that item on the show. i want to go through this. i serve with paul ryan. i am