Twenty-nine months to the day since Arturo Cantu Jr. was gunned down outside his Bridgeview apartment, his family is still awaiting justice.
Category: DVN Top News
Argo plans free ‘Nightmare Before Fall Fest’ before Richards football game
Argo Community High School plans to fill its track with train rides, inflatables and a petting zoo Friday, Oct. 16, for Fall Fest 2026, a free, all-ages event open to the community. The fest is scheduled for 4 to 6:30 p.m. on the track behind the school, 7329 W. 63rd St. in Summit, according to […]
Justice family builds a free haunt so every kid gets a Halloween
Every year Hazelett, Jaxson’s father, Steven Crutchfield, and Jaxson turn their home at 8016 S. 87th Ave. in Justice into a walk-through haunt that anyone can visit for free.
Mike Ditka, Bears Hall of Famer who won titles as player and coach, dies at 86
Mike Ditka, the Hall of Fame tight end who later coached the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl XX championship, has died at 86, his family announced Friday morning.
Bedford Park pep rally costume contest sends top fan to Sox playoff game
A young fan named Molly won first place and a $750 Visa gift card at Bedford Park’s Southside Playoff Pep Rally & Baseball Costume Contest on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Wintrust Sports Complex.
Summit honors Army veteran Michael Salgado on his 100th birthday
Michael Salgado sat in the front row at the Summit Village Board meeting Monday, Oct. 5, and smiled as Mayor Sergio Rodriguez read a proclamation honoring his 100th birthday.
Bridgeview DMV to close Oct. 9 for renovations
The Bridgeview DMV at 7358 W. 87th St. is scheduled to close Friday, Oct. 9, for renovations, according to the Secretary of State’s office.
Early voting now underway at Bridgeview Courthouse
Suburban Cook County voters can now cast ballots at six locations for the Nov. 3 general election for governor, according to Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon.
Peaceful Palestine Fest draws thousands as protesters scuffle in parking lot
Thousands of people packed SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview to enjoy Palestine Fest as protesters scuffled in the parking lot Sunday afternoon.
Comings & Goings: Aldermen approve warehouse plan for Ford City site
Chicago’s City Council has given final approval to a redevelopment plan for the former Ford City Mall property despite community opposition.
