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Rockford woman caught in crossfire injured at Blackhawk Courts

ROCKFORD — An 18-year-old woman was shot in the right elbow Tuesday night as she was caught in the crossfire of a gun battle outside the Blackhawk Courts housing complex.

 

Temps expected to stay below 81 this week in the Rock River Valley

The temperature won't exceed 81 degrees for the next week. That, coupled with high pressure means some pretty stellar weather for any outdoor plans.

 

Drummer for Rockford's Cheap Trick suing other members

Bun E Carlos, Cheap Trick's original drummer, and David Frey, the band's former manager, are suing the other three band members for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

 

Contracts being awarded to implement Illinois' new gun law

SPRINGFIELD — The state is awarding at least two contracts on an emergency basis worth more than $350,000 in order to implement Illinois’ new concealed-carry law.

 

Rockford son pays homage to father on B-24 ride

ROCKFORD — Ronald “Bud” Stewart died in 1976 but a little bit of him went back up in the air Tuesday in a B-24 Liberator, the kind of bomber he flew in and parachuted from as a World War II tail gunner in Europe.

 

Rockford school and park leaders promise to do more together

ROCKFORD — School and park leaders believe they can reach more kids and save taxpayers money if they take their relationship to the next level.

 

Opening statements next in Isaac Jaimes trial

ROCKFORD — Jury selection in the Isaac Jaimes murder trial continued Tuesday before Judge Fernando Engelsma who replaced Judge John Truitt because of a scheduling conflict.

 

Over 200 in Rockford area still without power

ROCKFORD — About 220 ComEd customers remained without power Tuesday night, about 24 hours after a storm rolled through the region Monday night.

 

Woman shot in Rockford's Blackhawk Courts

ROCKFORD — A woman suffered a non-life threatening gunshot wound Tuesday night in the Blackhawk Courts housing complex.

 

Stimulus cash: Rockford mayor calls for review

Mayor Larry Morrissey has called for a review of how city employees monitor reporting requirements when issuing grant or stimulus money to vendors.

 

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