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Reporter survives war zones, gets hit by car back home
By Burt Constable - 05/12/10
Of all the stories Kevin Dougherty, a war zone reporter, can tell about those times he could have gotten killed, the adventure where he miraculously cheated death back home might be his least interesting. FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 05/12/10
Golf chips in to give Alzheimer's patient links to past
By Burt Constable - 05/05/10
Emerging from a white, stretch limousine parked in front of the Buffalo Grove Golf Club, Henry "Hank" Miller steps into his past. FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 05/05/10
For those suffering, Mother's Day can be painful holiday
By Burt Constable - 05/04/10
Mother's Day commercials are adorable: Unbelievably cute pipsqueaks making a mess as they craft their handmade gifts with glue, paint and lots of love; the tight-lipped teenager finding a way to say thanks to his grateful mom; the adult siblings all... FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 05/04/10
Mother's Day commercials are adorable: Unbelievably cute pipsqueaks making a mess as they craft their handmade gifts with glue, paint and lots of love; the tight-lipped teenager finding a way to say thanks to his grateful mom; the adult siblings all... FULL STORY
Farming in the 'burbs not just for farmers anymore
By Burt Constable - 05/01/10
Fill out your brackets. It's May Madness! The teams are ready for the 2010 Yield Challenge, and here are a few tips: FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 05/01/10
Fill out your brackets. It's May Madness! The teams are ready for the 2010 Yield Challenge, and here are a few tips: FULL STORY
In debate on housing for mentally ill, fear is on wrong side
By Burt Constable - 04/29/10
Plans to move mentally ill people into a 30-unit, low-income apartment building in the middle of suburbia have some folks nervous and scared that something bad could happen. Unfortunately, statistics about people with mental illnesses show that... FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 04/29/10
Plans to move mentally ill people into a 30-unit, low-income apartment building in the middle of suburbia have some folks nervous and scared that something bad could happen. Unfortunately, statistics about people with mental illnesses show that... FULL STORY
Gas station trophy can't add fuel to the Cubs-Sox fire
By Burt Constable - 04/27/10
In 1994, the Cubs and Sox met in an exhibition game for charity that provided the most memorable moment in the crosstown series since the 1906 World Series. FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 04/27/10
In 1994, the Cubs and Sox met in an exhibition game for charity that provided the most memorable moment in the crosstown series since the 1906 World Series. FULL STORY
Nuns dare to delve into divisive political morass
By Burt Constable - 04/24/10
In pop culture a generation ago, nuns generally were relegated to churches where they prayed, schools where they taught, TV shows where they flew, musicals where they sang and the occasional photograph of nuns in habits taking in a ballgame. FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 04/24/10
After Elian, global child custody issues more prevalent
By Burt Constable - 04/22/10
Ten years ago today, heavily armed U.S. Border Patrol officers stormed into a Miami home in the wee hours of the morning and plucked 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez from his hiding place in a closet, providing a dramatic climax to a chaotic international... FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 04/22/10
Warning: Column may cause you to develop fry guy envy
By Burt Constable - 04/20/10
I cringe whenever I hear jokes about people who earn a living in fast-food restaurants. About half of the U.S. work force gets paid by the hour, yet our society seems to regard any employee obligated to wear a paper hat or hairnet and ask, "Do you... FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 04/20/10
I cringe whenever I hear jokes about people who earn a living in fast-food restaurants. About half of the U.S. work force gets paid by the hour, yet our society seems to regard any employee obligated to wear a paper hat or hairnet and ask, "Do you... FULL STORY
Babies with 'bad' names can grow to be fine adults
By Burt Constable - 04/17/10
Some readers think they spotted an obvious red flag among the names of the victims in this week's horrific slaughter in Chicago. The 32-year-old man charged with murdering his pregnant wife, his pregnant niece, his 3-year-old niece and his baby son,... FULL STORY
By Burt Constable - 04/17/10
Some readers think they spotted an obvious red flag among the names of the victims in this week's horrific slaughter in Chicago. The 32-year-old man charged with murdering his pregnant wife, his pregnant niece, his 3-year-old niece and his baby son,... FULL STORY
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