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By Charlie Meyerson, Daywatch columnist
THE PALIN FACTOR. John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate has prompted a change in Barack Obama's campaign strategy. For instance, Mike Dorning reports, you can expect to see more female surrogates on the campaign trail: MORE »

McCain in Chicago yesterday: "Gov. Sarah Palin has taken on her party and the special interests in Alaska. I have stood up against my party when I had to. And Sen. Obama has never once stood up to his party." MORE »

Washington Post: Palin billed state for nights spent at home. MORE »

Super Sarah Palin facts everyone should know (Los Angeles Times): MORE »

FATALLY WOUNDED MAN FLAGS DOWN CAR. Chicago police had no one in custody early this morning: MORE »

Cops to Chicago school kids: Text your tips about school violence to CRIMES (274637). MORE »

SHOULD 16-YEAR-OLDS DRIVE? A new report says raising the minimum driving age would save lives. Ted Gregory has the story: MORE »

Editorial: The mass-transit "freebie circus" -- like no-charge rides for senior citizens -- "has to stop." MORE »

Daley faces questions about his plan to slap the Denver boot on cars with just two unpaid tickets: MORE »

CHANNEL 2 OVERHAUL. WBBM-TV is undoing many of the anchor moves it made in April. Phil Rosenthal reports: MORE »

"Wait, Wait . . . Don't Tell Me!" may become a TV show: MORE »

AN INTERNET-FUELED PANIC. An incident that rocked United Airlines stock yesterday shows how fast bad information -- and confusion -- can spread unchecked on the Web. David Greising explains: MORE »

Google expands historic newspaper archives (The Official Google Blog): MORE »

Former Tribune editor Lipinski takes University of Chicago job: MORE »

UNRELATED DEVELOPMENTS.
-- Apple planning iPhone/iTunes/iSomething announcements today (updates in RedEye's iPhone, Therefore iBlog): MORE »
-- Earwax best left alone: MORE »

'LOST' CREATOR'S NEW SHOW. Maureen Ryan says "Fringe," which begins tonight, merits a few more viewings to sell itself to the audience: MORE »

Rich-kid soap opera "Privileged," launching tonight, "much more fun" than "90210": MORE »

THE BASEBALL ROAD AHEAD.
-- Dave van Dyck previews the home stretch for the Cubs: MORE »
-- Sox manager doesn't like what he sees ahead: MORE »

Ex-Sox coach dead at 96: MORE »

Naperville man dies running in Lake Zurich race (Daily Herald): MORE »

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

Already, this is Chicago's second-wettest September on record: MORE »


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