The Fourth of July tradition continues, bringing families, friends and neighbors together to celebrate the nation’s ...

In her second year as a CHISOX Athlete, Abbey Murphy was honored on June 23 when the White Sox battled the Arizona ...

Beverly Unitarian Church hosted its celebration of the LGBTQ+ community at the church’s annual South Side Family Pride event.

A 29-year-old man has been charged after a recent spree of criminal sexual abuse in the Beverly and Washington Heights ...

Recovering from a slow-healing injury she sustained last fall, South Shore International College Prep junior Jordan Hamb didn ...

June 20—Lutheran Collier, 19, was arrested on the 11700 block of South Vincennes Avenue, at 11:49 p.m., and charged with two ...

One of the first players off the bench in the last two seasons for the Marist basketball team, senior Ryan Lawlor has found his niche.

For the 16th year, the Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Council of the Knights of Columbus, located in Evergreen Park, has awarded five $500 scholarships to deserving graduates of five local Catholic ...

A fun summer shouldn’t come at the cost of a life. By paying attention, educating youngsters and setting clear expectations, we can prevent accidents before they happen and keep our streets safe ...

Finishing in fourth place in Class 3A, the St. Laurence softball team won the first state trophy in program history and the first girls state trophy in school history. The Vikings lost 5-2 on June 13 ...

Gerry Beagles, CEO/president of Garden Center Services, (from left); Anne Coleman, lead affordable housing project manager for Cook County; 17th District Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison; and ...

Through the generosity of Leo alumni, Big Shoulders Fund and supporters, Leo High School continues its role as community leader and educator. Opened in 1926, Leo is an all-male school in the ...