One year after Officer Luis Huesca was killed near his home, loved ones gathered to remember his life, love and legacy.
Category: Chicago – Clearing
Drew Price firefighter protection bill advances to Illinois House
The Drew Price Act increases firefighters’ safety when working on unsteady roofing with increased smoke that decreases visibility.
Local Catholics mourn Pope Francis
Catholics worldwide were in mourning after Pope Francis died on Monday from a stroke that put him into a coma, which led to heart failure.
Mary Ann Dybala retires after 50-year real estate career
Mary Ann Dybala retires after 50 years in real estate, leaving a legacy of service, community impact, and heartfelt dedication.
Marist seniors achieve EMT certification through new partnership
Four Marist seniors completed an EMT program through a new partnership, gaining certification and job opportunities with Chicago Ambulance Alliance.
Clearing’s Anne Nordhaus-Bike publishes article on forgotten women leaders
Anne Nordhaus-Bike’s article revives forgotten women leaders in the Rosicrucian Order, highlighting their historical impact.
CTU overwhelmingly approves new contract
The Chicago Teachers Union announced Monday that its members overwhelmingly voted to ratify a new contract agreement with Chicago Public Schools.
CPS, Chicago Teachers Union reach tentative contract agreement
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached a tentative agreement on a comprehensive contract.
City cracks down on illegal car sales and vehicle repairs
An ordinance prohibiting unlicensed vehicle dealers from working on non-registered autos took effect at the end of March.
15-year-old charged in carjackings
Teen charged in pair of Southwest Side carjackings.
