A lawsuit accuses a private security company owned by Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison of sexual assault and negligent supervision involving a former employee.
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Former Gov. Jim Edgar dies
Jim Edgar, who served two terms as Illinois governor after serving two terms as secretary of state, passed away Sunday after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer earlier this year. He was 79.
Orland Park celebrates opening of Nova Scholars Tutoring Center
Nova Scholars Tutoring Center opened Sunday in Orland Park, offering personalized tutoring, flexible scheduling, and technology-driven support for students of all ages.
Stagg senior takes school safety mission to Congress
Stagg High School’s Quwiyya Folaji joined Sandy Hook Promise in Washington, advocating for school safety, prevention programs, and student-led change.
Oak Lawn District 229 earns national grant for AI-powered gun detection system
Oak Lawn Community High School wins national grant for AI gun detection, boosting safety measures and protecting students and staff.
Cunningham to step down after 16 years in Springfield
Sen. Bill Cunningham, a Chicago Democrat with a reputation for taking charge of energy and climate change legislation, will step down at the end of his current term.
Lyons Township hosts Mock Trial Camp to inspire future legal minds
Lyons Township and the Incubator Internship Program held a free weeklong Mock Trial Camp for middle and high school students.
Summit centenarian honored by four generations of family
Four generations of family gathered Aug. 18 to celebrate the 100th birthday of longtime Summit resident Angeline “Angie” Saraceno Dames.
OLHMS students commemorate 9/11 anniversary
Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School students honor 9/11 anniversary through memorial museum and activities.
Summit holds 9/11 remembrance
The Summit Fire Department held a ceremony Thursday marking the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
