St. Walter-St. Benedict School will consolidate its campuses beginning next fall, according to an announcement made March 18 ...

The 2026 South Side Irish St. Patrick's Day Parade brought out a festive crowd, despite a few raindrops. Marchers, dancers ...

The Chicago Park District will be hosting two Easter Egg Hunts at Mt. Greenwood Park, 3721 W. 111th St., on Thursday, March ...

Mt. Carmel High School senior Quinn Flannery has been awarded the esteemed Chick Evans Scholarship. The Chick Evans Scholarship is one of the nation’s most respected full-tuition and housing ...

The phrase “every vote counts” rang especially true in the Illinois primary election on March 17. Three Beverly residents ran for a judgeship in Cook County’s 19th Subcircuit, and Monica Somerville ...

North sixth-grade championship, Most Holy Redeemer (MHR) defeated St. John Fisher (SJF) 30-28 in overtime on March 7 at Marist High School. Charlie ...

A grassroots political group that launched earlier this year in the 19th Ward is quickly gaining traction. Politics and ...

The St. Barnabas Elementary School eighth-grade girls volleyball team defeated St. Cajetan 25-18, 25-23 on March 1 at Marist ...

At 18 years old, wide-eyed and hopeful, Erin Larkin put her name in the running to be selected as queen of the 2017 South ...

The Most Holy Redeemer (MHR) fifth-grade boys basketball team defeated Infant Jesus of Prague 33-24 on March 7 to win the South Suburban Basketball League (SSBL)-North championship at Marist High ...

Inside Blue Island City Hall, a group of visitors walked the halls, greeting city staff and seeing the offices where important decisions are made. For some, the tour was much ...

The Marist basketball team defeated ESCC rival Benet Academy 44-28 on March 14 to win the Class 4A state championship at the State Farm Center in Champaign. It was the ...