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aused by disclosure of the settlement. The judge noted that the Prince family had not registered an objection to releasing the details.Edward Ryan, lawyer for the town, did not immediately return an after-hours call Tuesday seeking comment.Ryan had argued in court that the settlement was not a public document and that all parties involved had agreed to keep it confidential.


know whether his initial target was among the victims.Click here to read more on this story from MyFoxChicago.com.Newscore contributed to this report.


he future.Four firefighters were injured, including a captain who suffered second-degree burns on his face, Keatley said.Lomer Johnson had worked as a department store Santa Claus this season after a long career as a safety chief at Louisville, Ky.-based liquor maker Brown-Forman Corp., from which he retired several years ago.Badger is the founder of New York-based Badger & Winters Group. She was treated at a hospital and was discharged by Sunday evening, a hospital supervisor said. Her whereabouts Tuesday were unknown.Borcina, 52, was in fair condition Tuesday at Stamford Hospital and declined to comment through a hospital spokeswoman.He owns Tiberias Construction Inc., which renovates expensive homes and businesses. The company's projects have included a Donna Karan store and artist Alex Beard's studio, both in New York City, and the White House Christmas wishing tree, according to the construction firm's website.According to the Department of Consumer Protect

d shortly after Arizona's heavily scrutinized immigration enforcement law was passed in April 2010.The program's supporters have call challenges to the courses an attack on the state's Hispanic population, while critics say the program demonizes white people as oppressors of Hispanics.Huppenthal ordered a review of the program when he took office in January after his predecessor, Tom Horne, said the Mexican-American Studies program violated state law and that Huppenthal would have to decide whether to withhold funding.Huppenthal, a Republican, had voted in favor of the ethnic studies law as a state senator before becoming the state's schools chief.