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CTA CUTS AHEAD. President Ron Huberman and Chair Carole Brown are set this hour to announce a plan to deal with a $66 million hole in this year's budget: MORE »

SARAH PALIN INTERVIEW. ABC News apparently will get the first sit-down with the Republicans' vice presidential nominee: MORE »

Eric Zorn: What questions would you ask her? MORE »

Her pastor urges flock to pray for the media: MORE »

Barack Obama apologizes for "above my pay grade" answer to question about babies' human rights: MORE »

Obama's use of phrase "my Muslim faith" triggers Internet attacks (Sun-Times): MORE »

After Republican convention criticism, MSNBC replaces Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews as political night anchors: MORE »

SHOOTING AT SUBURBAN BUSINESS. One man is in custody after the death of another at a New Lenox-area industrial park: MORE »

Can coke dealers, pot smokers and crooks become Chicago police officers? Dozens of such applicants have made the hiring-list cut, the Sun-Times reports: MORE »

DEADLY CRASH. One person was killed and another critically hurt in an accident that sent their vehicle into a Southwest Side light pole: MORE »

Tougher parking ticket rules -- including the Denver boot after just two unpaid tickets (Sun-Times): MORE »

MORE AID FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS. Eight Illinois credit unions have partnered with two state agencies to provide $100 million in financial aid for college students through a new program: MORE »

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac takeover by the feds: Why you should care: MORE »

NOW ARRIVING: THE FUTURE.
-- Continually updated electronic newspaper mimics look of traditional print: MORE »
-- Esquire magazine makes history today with first "electronic ink" cover: MORE »
-- Pacemakers for the brain offer new hope for neurological and behavioral disorders: MORE »
-- Dunkin Donuts considering four Chicago-area drive-through locations (Crain's): MORE »

'TERMINATOR' RETURNS. Maureen Ryan says the second season of "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" gets off to a better start tonight: MORE »

Britney Spears makes return to MTV's VMA show: MORE »

O.J. Simpson robbery-kidnapping trial beginning today: MORE »

BEARS STUN COLTS. In their season opener, the Bears played as if they had nothing to lose. Vaughn McClure reports: MORE »

Mike Downey: "Three words for Indy: You got lubed." MORE »

Sox lose game, take series: MORE »

Cubs drop 7th of 8 games, manager refuses to meet media for first time this year: MORE »

WEATHER. Latest forecast, continually updated radar pictures and Tom Skilling's seven-day outlook: MORE »

Hurricane Ike has an eye for Florida Keys: MORE »

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