Despite being cited for hundreds of violations and the majority of aldermen being against the practice, horse carriages are still rolling along Chicago’s Downtown streets. All three…
Lewis and Clark Community College’s College for Life program for adults with intellectual disabilities is coming to the college’s N.O. Nelson Campus in Edwardsville for the fall…
In observance of National Migration Week, the Archdiocese of Chicago held an opening Mass Sunday evening Jan. 6 at Holy Name Cathedral, 735 N. State St., Chicago. The Rev. Ismael Sandoval,…
The upcoming “Scout Eagle Day” event will be held on Saturday, Jan. 19 at the National Great Rivers Museum in East Alton. Both Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts are welcome to…
A unique Chicago city government policy called aldermanic prerogative is probably mysterious to most people, but its abuse could be responsible for many of the things that are wrong…
The Metro East Park and Recreation District (MEPRD) awarded $2 million dollars in grant funding to support local park and trail projects throughout 15 Metro East communities, MEPRD…
The Four Seasons Gardening – Skype Webinar Series is offered this winter by the University of Illinois Extension horticulture team. Live webinars will be offered three times per…
A resident of Chicago’s South Side was taken into custody after being observed in possession of a key belonging to a stolen truck sought in connection with a string of armed robberies….
Community gathers, shares pain ...
The pain was palpable on Sunday afternoon outside the Henry Pratt Co ...
Aurora shooting victims include ...
Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman has released the identities of the five ...
Wiegand earns fourth-place medal ...
Twenty-five years ago, Matt Wiegand took fourth place in the IHSA individual ...
Barrington emergency responders video ...
An online video that vividly depicts the inability of Barrington emergency first ...
