Saying he has “too many balls in the air,” Willow Springs Police Chief Garry McCarthy has submitted his resignation after four years at the helm.
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Countryside to pay $165,565 for demolition of old city hall
The old Countryside City Hall building at the southwest corner of East Avenue and 55th Street will soon come tumbling down.
Willow Springs wants folks to shape up at outdoor fitness court
The Willow Springs Village Board approved spending $115,000 to install an outdoor fitness court at Lions Park.
Casten faces Ruzevich in 6th District Democratic primary
Incumbent 6th District Congressman Sean Casten has another primary opponent on his hands in Joey Ruzevich.
Hynes challenges Kaegi for Cook County Assessor
Lyons Township Assessor Pat Hynes is challenging two-term incumbent Fritz Kaegi in the Democratic primary for Cook County Assessor.
Search for Dan Davis ends in heartbreak
Beloved Bourbon Street sound engineer Dan Davis was found in Blue Island months after his disappearance sparked a massive Mount Greenwood search.
Bridgeview police peacefully end armed hostage standoff
Bridgeview police negotiated the peaceful release of two hostages early Sunday after a 20-year-old man threatened them with an air rifle inside their home.
Countryside goes green for annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The weather in Countryside was cloudy, windy and cool on Saturday but Irish eyes were smiling for the city’s 10th St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Swimmers, cyclists and runners compete at Moraine Valley Tri for a Cause
More than 70 participants competed in the sixth annual Tri for a Cause indoor triathlon and duathlon at Moraine Valley Community College on Sunday.
Saint Xavier jazz students bring Miles Davis and John Coltrane to life
Saint Xavier jazz students honored Miles Davis and John Coltrane Sunday, performing classic compositions in the new Music Performance Hall.
