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By Danielle Gordon, Daywatch columnist
XBOX KILLING. Two teenage cousins are accused of beating Capri Walker of Kenosha to death with a baseball bat before stealing her Xbox and other belongings. Jeff Long and Stacy St. Clair report: MORE »

Police shoot, kill man stabbing his brother, authorities say: MORE »

Body found on Bucktown roof tied to burglary: MORE »

WRIGLEY BUD BATTLE. The new owner of the "Budweiser Building" outside Wrigley Field has placed a brown tarp over the beermaker's red rooftop ad. Steve Schmadeke reports: MORE »

Chicago's green roofs take root in other cities: MORE »

OBAMA MAKES A CALL. A phone call from the presidential candidate leads Illinois Senate President Emil Jones to summon lawmakers back to Springfield to work on ethics reform. Ray Long reports: MORE »

How an Obama win could change Chicago. (Chicago magazine) MORE »

... and if he loses? MORE »

TAKING STOCK. It could be another big day on Wall Street after the government said it is developing a plan to rescue troubled banks. The latest: MORE »

SEC chairman shrugs off McCain threat to fire him: MORE »

Kraft replaces AIG on Dow: MORE »

LAWYER'S FEE: NUDE DANCE? A DeKalb attorney was suspended for arranging to have a female client perform nude dances for him in exchange for credit on her legal fees, a state commission said. Art Barnum reports: MORE »

Political fixer and star witness in Tony Rezko case disbarred: MORE »

Video shows former Chicago alderman's arrest at Alabama hospital: MORE »

TRADER VIC'S RETURNS. The legendary South Pacific-themed restaurant formerly housed in the basement of the Palmer House Hilton will reopen at Newberry Plaza in November. (Sun-Times) MORE »

The real Trader Vic's Mai Tai story. (Victor J. "Trader Vic" Bergeron) MORE »

Metromix's guide to new Chicago restaurants: MORE »

MAGIC NUMBER: 2. The Cubs could clinch the title as early as today after a comeback victory over Milwaukee on Thursday. Paul Sullivan reports: MORE »

Cubs schedule: MORE »

Piniella not sending out clinch-party invitations but players may gather: MORE »

State Sen. James Meeks plans to move his school funding protests to Wrigley Field during playoffs: "We want the Goodyear Blimp shot." (Sun-Times) MORE »

Cubs player, umpire engage in brief and unprintable conversation: MORE »

Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder pens Cubs song: MORE »

White Sox magic number at 9 after loss to Yankees: MORE »

Devin Hester questionable for Bears home opener: MORE »

FIGHTING HOT AIR. Daley announces plan to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, the key greenhouse gas. Dan Mihalopoulos reports: MORE »

How to save $800 by going green: MORE »

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

DROP DEAD FUNNY. Michael Phillips gives "Ghost Town" 3 stars: MORE »

Ricky Gervais: "I did this for the fun of it, not to watch my fat face on a film that I don't like but everyone else does." MORE »

CONGRATULATIONS. YOU ARE NOW THE OWNER OF WHICH FAILING FINANCIAL INSTITUTION? This week's edition of the news quiz: MORE »

ON ASSIGNMENT. That's Daywatch columnist Charlie Meyerson's story, and he says he's sticking to it.


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