More than $13 million in direct federal funding is coming to benefit 15 organizations on Chicago’s Southwest Side and southwestern suburbs.
Category: Argo-Summit
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Early morning thieves hit 2 Summit businesses
Two Summit businesses suffered broken windows when they were broken into early Thursday morning, Feb. 12, police said.
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Trump administration denies Illinois FEMA appeal
Federal Emergency Management Agency has officially denied the state’s appeal for a major disaster declaration following severe storms, straight-line winds, and flooding that impacted southwest suburbs and the Southwest Side from August 16–19, 2025.
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Argo honors 13 alumni for distinguished achievements
Argo Community High School honored 13 alumni Feb. 5 for their professional achievements and contributions to their communities.
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Prime Tacos opens in Summit with Hot Cheeto twist
Emilia Guerrero and Anthony Solis opened Prime Tacos in December, bringing their award-winning tacos and Hot Cheeto-coated dishes from a food truck to their first brick-and-mortar location at 5836 S. Harlem Avenue in Summit.
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Summit residents say Hands off Argo Park
A special meeting was called for a community discussion about possible improvements and a potential partnership involving Argo Park and adjacent Argo Community High School.
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Hodgkins promotes 2 police officers to sergeant
The Hodgkins Board of Trustees unanimously approved the promotions of officers Claralicia Johanson and Allan Mills Jr. to sergeant.
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Summit police add therapy dog Jasper
The Summit Police Department now has a therapy dog to support officer wellness and provide comfort to crime victims and children.
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Ingredion unveils railcar in support of heart health
A custom-designed railcar promoting heart health will travel across the nation starting this month, carrying the American Heart Association’s “Move More!” message to communities nationwide.
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Argo finance director Joe Rojek to resign
Joe Rojek was criticized by investigators for weakening financial controls that allowed the improper spending to continue.