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Surprise, surprise: Catcher Parker Zasada leads Reavis in steals
South Suburban-bound catcher Parker Zasada had a team-best 29 stolen bases in Reavis’ first 27 games.
Area roundup: Marist coaches join ESCC Hall of Fame
Brendan Heffernan, Colleen Phelan and Jprdan Vidovic were named to the East Suburban Catholic Conference Hall of Fame.
Kennedy’s Viviana Tryfonopoulos races to Public League 3,200 title
Kennedy junior Viviana Tryfonopoulos won the Public League 3,200 meters by more than 35 seconds and had a season-best in the 800.
Mike Clark’s baseball Top 5
Check out which team joins the rankings this week.
Mike Clark’s softball Top 5
Check out updates on the area’s top teams.
Danny Donovan drops down in order, helps spark St. Laurence
Wisconsin-Parkside recruit Danny Donovan has thrived since moving from No. 1 to No. 6 in the St. Laurence batting order.
Shelby Izzo provides immediate power for Evergreen Park
Shelby Izzo has been ain instant contributor for Evegreen Park softball as a freshnan as a hitter, second baseman and pitcher.
St. Laurence’s Maddie Misch speeds up the pace as senior
Maddie Misch helped St. Laurence softball earn its fourth straight GCAC Red title, striking out four in three innings in a 13-0 shutout of Loyola.
Josiah Saucedo, Solorio celebrate heritage in Latino Baseball Classic
Josiah Saucedo pitched a three-hitter and drove in three runs as Solorio beat Kennedy 11-1.
Mount Carmel baseball coach Brian Hurry hits 700 wins — and counting
Veteran Mount Carmel coach Brian Hurry had 705 career wins through last week.
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Lyons honors fallen at Cook County peace officers memorial ceremony
Mayor Getty hosts 25th annual gathering; foundation nears fundraising goal for permanent memorial.
Argo culinary arts program climbs to new heights with PepsiCo partnership
This year’s winners were senior Jasmine Marquez and junior Medinah Yusef.
Summit Neighborhood Watch meets Jasper, the new therapy dog
The Summit Police Department introduced Jasper, a new therapy dog, to the Neighborhood Watch recently. Cynthia Hernandez, Jasper’s handler, said they…
Willow Springs Lions sell out pork chop dinner
The record turnout marks the strongest year yet for the 15-year-old fundraiser, which supports Lions Club community projects.
Argo Park gets new life as community rallies for 50-year milestone
Local groups plant 21 trees, launch broader renovation ahead of Old Timers picnic anniversary.
Tulips are blooming at Willow Springs Village Hall
Hundreds of tulips are blooming this spring at Willow Springs Village Hall — the colorful result of a larger construction project…
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The pope from Chicago who couldn’t update his bank account info
Video: South Side priest shares the story of how the pope got disconnected by his bank, and what it…
Holiday Tradition Continues as Mayfield Banquet Hall Hosts 41st Snack with Santa
Holiday joy fills the Mayfield Banquet Hall as families bundled up against the December chill formed a line wrapping…
Sisters of St. Casimir join forces with Immaculate Heart of Mary
As they have every year, the Sisters of St. Casimir prepared to celebrate the anniversary of their founding at…
Chicago Sky to build $38 million practice facility on 65th Street
Chicago’s WNBA team, the Chicago Sky, announced they would be breaking ground this fall on a $38 million practice…
Girls flag football debuts in Illinois this year
By Jeff Vorva Correspondent This fall welcomes a new sport in the Illinois High School Association – girls flag…
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8 arrested in 8th District crimes spanning range of offenses
Chicago police arrested eight people in the 8th District for crimes including retail theft, aggravated assault, weapons violations and child…
Man dies in fiery Archer Heights crash
A man was killed Saturday night after he was speeding down Pulaski Road in Archer Heights and crashed into another…
Chicago homicides hit lowest level since 1965
Chicago homicides hit lowest level since 1965 with 416 deaths, down 29% from 2024.