In Case you Missed it: The News From Batavia and Nearby This Week

• A dozen people were released after being held at O'Hare International Airport. A court order partially blocked Trump's travel ban and a dozen being held at O'Hare were freed.
• Authorities identified a 37-year-old Oswego man who was shot and killed in a Naperville middle school parking lot. The man had been shot several times while he sat in a car.
• Naperville car dealerships lost six cars to thieves in 24 hours.
• A Batavia woman was charged with filing a false police report after allegedly stabbing herself.
• Father of Dead Kendall County Pantry Director Arrested in Arizona. The 77-year-old man had been indicted by a Kendall County grand jury.
• Montgomery Official Says Caterpillar Plans to Stay. An official with the Montgomery Economic Development Corporation said Caterpillar may downsize, but they won't leave.
  
• Wheaton Whole Foods Opened in New Location on Wednesday. The store handed out gift cards to the first 500 customers.
  
• Aurora Man Chased Down by Witnesses is Charged With Burglary. The man is accused of breaking into a car .
• Glen Ellyn Students on Gold Medal Culinary Team. College of DuPage students Victoria Ascencio and Roxanne Strutynsky, both from Glen Ellyn, were on the medal-winning team.

Image via Patch