A downed power line sparked a multi-vehicle fire Thursday afternoon in Summit, destroying several semi-trucks.
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Heritage student’s artwork appears on Summit’s 2025-26 vehicle sticker
Vehicle stickers in Summit look a little different this year — as they feature the work of a local student from Heritage Middle School.
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Traffic delays expected as bridge and roadwork begins in Summit
Commuters in Summit should expect major delays on Archer Road starting July 15, when state crews begin repairs on a deteriorating bridge over the Indiana Harbor Belt railroad tracks.
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Garcia will continue to fight for immigrant rights
On June 18, U.S. Rep. Jesus “Chuy” Garcia was one of four congressmen denied entry to a Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center in Broadview.
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McCook mayor becomes highway commissioner in township shakeup
Lyons Township welcomed new leadership as two trustees and a highway commissioner were sworn in alongside five returning officials.
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Porfirio, Rashid host first Senior Fashion Luncheon in Summit
State Sen. Mike Porfirio and state Rep. Abdelnasser Rashid brought flair and fun to seniors at their inaugural Senior Fashion Luncheon.
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Summit approves one-way streets on 73rd, 74th avenues
Summit recently made 73rd and 74th avenues one-way streets, running between 59th Street and Archer Avenue.
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Man arrested in Summit with gun
A 23-year-old Wood Dale man was arrested early May 18 after allegedly fleeing a trucking company’s property in Summit.
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Support, criticism collide at Argo board meeting
Public support and sharp criticism collide at Argo’s board meeting as residents weigh in on Superintendent Toulios and credit card probe.
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Argo board president vows transparent financial investigation
Argo board president promises transparency and accountability after financial probe launched into possible misuse of school funds.