Lyons Township High School was one of only 28 schools statewide to receive the inaugural Illinois Governor’s Blue Ribbon Schools Award.
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Food pantries brace for SNAP cuts
The Trump administration said Monday it would use emergency funds to partially fund SNAP benefits for November but would not tap into other funds to provide full coverage.
‘No Kings’ rally fills LaGrange streets
Close to a thousand people filled downtown LaGrange for the No Kings Rally, organized by Indivisible West Suburban Chicago and the Young Democrats of Lyons Township.
Nazareth Academy names football field for longtime coach Dennis Moran
Dennis Moran, who spent 15 seasons on the sidelines as head football coach for Nazareth Academy, had the Roadrunners field named for him.
Cook County launches flood damage survey for residents affected by July storms
Cook County officials are asking residents affected by flash flooding between July 25 and July 28 to complete an online survey documenting property damage.
National Night Out celebrations return on August 5
Neighborhoods across the Southwest Side and southwest suburbs will again celebrate first responders at National Night Out next week.
Orland Park mayor supports right to protest peacefully
The Orland Park No Kings rally is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 147th Street and LaGrange Road.
Casten urges residents to speak out at town hall meeting
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten tells a capacity crowd at the Evergreen Park Community Center they need to speak out against President Donald Trump.
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.
Eleven days, 22 restaurants, where to start?
The annual La Grange Restaurant Week kicks off Feb. 27 and runs through March 9. There are 22 restaurants participating and each offers special deals over the 11 days.
