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The game features 8 fighters: Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile, Blanka, Dhalsim, Abel, and M. Bison. The fighters can be used for head-to-head multiplayer over Bluetooth or for solo play modes including Dojo mode, which challenges the player to complete increasingly difficult trials while teaching the basics of the port.

I was as skeptic as anyone else, but I'm happy to report that this is faithful port of the full-sized game, minus the characters and modes. Yes, complex combos and moves can be pulled off after a bit of practice. After about 15 minutes, I was able to execute Ryu's signature combo from Street Fighter IV: the shoryuken focus attack dash cancel into his ultra combo.

The game utilizes some shortcuts to assist with special moves. A dedicated on-screen button for specials h...

All lanes of the outbound Eisenhower Expressway were blocked tonight after a rollover crash just east of Pulaski Road, state police said.

The incident occurred at about 11:15 p.m., a dispatcher said. There were injuries, but they were not considered life-threatening, he added.

No other information was immediately available.

--Staff report

SPRINGFIELD -- Gov. Pat Quinn on Tuesday unveiled a caustic budget plan that would borrow billions of dollars to stay afloat and push even more debt down the road, hoping to persuade leery lawmakers to instead raise taxes in an election year.

Quinn aides warned the plan would cost some 13,000 teachers and staff their jobs, cut off poor seniors from help in paying costly prescriptions and shut down some health care programs for the indigent. But even after about $2 billion in cuts, the state would still be $11 billion in the hole.

The administration's warnings served as the precursor for the Democratic governor's Wednesday budget address before a joint session of lawmakers who want to wrap up their business in two months so they can focus on their re-election.

Click HERE for Quinn's 2011 budget overview.

Quinn is expected to restate the unsuccessful call he made last year for higher taxes.

But the political dynamics for a tax increase have grown onl...

While everyone pretty much knew he was coming, it's still nice to see Capcom take the wraps off Super Street Fighter IV's final new character Hakan with a couple of trailers.

There's a gameplay trailer, above, and a character trailer below. Amazing how, even in these lo-fi web clips, he's already so oily.

Super Street Fighter IV will be out at the end of April, and will be released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

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City officials in Wheaton say the west suburb's attempt to rid itself of predatory coyotes is off to a successful start.

Authorities say four coyotes were captured near Wheaton and killed on Monday -- the same day the city announced it had hired a trapper to get rid of them.

Officials said Tuesday professional trapper Rob Erickson caught the coyotes in an unincorporated area near the Chicago Golf Club. That is close to the neighborhoods where a string of deadly coyote attacks on pets have occurred in recent months.

But Wheaton Councilman John Prendiville, who voted against hiring a trapper, says he believes educating the public -- not killing coyotes -- is the way to handle the problem.

--Associated Press

One person was killed Tuesday night in a traffic crash on Interstate Highway 57 that has closed two inbound lanes, authorities said.

One northbound lane remained open while Illinois State police investigated the crash that occurred just south of the Halsted Street exit, authorities said. Police officials anticipate the two lanes will remain closed for several more hours.

The collision occurred at about 10:15 p.m., state police said. Details on how the crash occurred weren't available. One person was killed, but no other details were available.

--Staff report

St. Charles Police and the Kane County Coroner's office are investigating the discovery of skeletal remains in a wooded area on the western edge of the far western Chicago suburb.

Police said a passer-by made the discovery early Tuesday afternoon just south of the LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve.

St. Charles Police spokesman Paul McCurtain said the remains, which appeared human, were found along with some clothing.

Further details were not released.

--The Associated Press

Eighteen years have passed since Sharon Weber found her missing husband, Jerry, in an Aurora farm field, dead from four gunshot wounds in the head.

On Tuesday she learned that Edward Tenney, a career criminal already serving two life sentences for two other murders, was sentenced to death by a DuPage County jury for her husband's slaying. The jury returned the verdict after deliberations that lasted less than three hours and included a lunch break.

"I've been living with this for so many years," Weber said from her home in another Midwestern state where she moved to raise her sons. "I can't believe it's here, and it's what we all wanted.

"I miss my husband. I wish that day never happened," she said. "It was completely senseless. (Tenney) had no business walking the streets. He sho...