Ald. Matt O'Shea's annual “Get Behind the Vest Pancake Breakfast” will take place Sunday, Feb. 23 at St. John Fisher Kane Hall.
Caregivers of persons with dementia will learn tips and strategies for maintaining their own well-being Tuesday, Jan. 21, at Smith Village.
The new senior advisory board will meet Tuesday, Jan. 21, at Sen. Cunningham and Rep. Gill's Chicago district office.
Witnesses told police that three unknown males were abusing the coyote. The animal was later found dead on private property and removed.
It takes a village, some cowboys and a couple of drones to save a baby deer with a cheeseball jug stuck on his head for five days.
19th Ward residents can drop off live trees to be recycled from Jan. 11-Jan. 25 at Kennedy and Mt. Greenwood Parks.
A baby buck whose head has been stuck in a cheeseball jug since Monday has eluded those trying to help him because “you can't catch a deer.”
Residents have a chance to get their sidewalks fixed through the city's shared sidewalk cost program. Applications open Monday, Jan. 13.
A pair of nonagenarian nuns are preparing asylum seekers for a second Trump presidency and what to do if ICE comes knocking on their door.
Funding will support critical repairs to roof of the historic watchman's tower in the first phase of a 2-year rehabilitation project.
Mercy Circle earns “high performing” rank highlighting its dedication to helping residents achieve independence and highest quality of life.
Ald. Matt O'Shea's Holiday Dodge Ball Tournament for elementary school kids in the 19th Ward gets going Dec. 26 and Dec. 27 at Chicago Ag.
The water management dept. completed the repair at Roseland Pumping Station completed with no service disruption or boil order.
Elementary school students who live in the 19th Ward are invited to play in the Holiday Dodgeball Tourney Dec. 26 and Dec. 27 at Chicago Ag.
Sebastian Milton, 14, and Illustrator, Charles Sheppard, will do a book signing Saturday, Dec. 21, at Bookie's.
Bob Allen's third literary work strips back the ugly curtain on a routine Chicago ward election ripe with drugs, murder and double crosses.
A beloved deer named Special (and many other names) is back safe at St. Casimir Catholic Cemetery after his big adventure outside the walls.
McGrath family will pay tribute to the memory of Carol McGrath, who, along with her husband Pat donated the Peanuts gallery in 2020.
There's still time to register for the Beverly Hills Turkey Trot and Family Walk 5K thru historic North Beverly set for Saturday, Nov. 30.
Slain Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez recalled as kind and always with a smile during funeral mass Monday morning at St. Rita.
Rev. Martin Marren served at parishes in Mt. Greenwood, Evergreen Park and Oak Lawn. He has been reinstated to ministry.
Motorists can expect rolling closures Monday, Nov. 18, during the funeral procession for fallen Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez.
Mayor Brandon Johnson acquiesced Saturday, stating he would respect the Martinez family's wishes and not attend the wake or funeral mass.
Saint Xavier University's Ludden Speech Clinic will offer free speech and language screenings Nov. 22. Appointments required.
The community is invited to Sunday mass, Nov. 10, at St. Christina Church in Mt. Greenwood to pray for fallen CPD Officer Enrique Martinez.
Army Sgt. Fredric Arana would have graduated with the Leo Class of 1965 but joined the Army to serve in Vietnam; He saw extensive action.
Coaches Nora Doyle and Amanda Tracy credit their Marist girls cross-country team for their support in completing the 2024 Chicago Marathon.
Edward Zelnis thanks CK parishioners "for being part of my life."
Smith Village offers tips for handling family members with dementia's requests for alcohol during the holidays from Tuesday, Oct. 15.
Darrell Sanders' day of golf, camaraderie and charity extends long-time Frankfort police chief's passion for Special Olympic athletes.
The 19th Ward Youth Foundation is hosting a blood drive this Saturday, Oct. 5, at the Beverly blood center. Appointments are required.
St. Christina students will present a donation to mom of fallen CPD Ofcr. Ella French after a mass honoring first responders Sun., Sept. 29.
19th Ward residents can drop off old and unused electronics Saturday, Sept. 28, at Crosswinds Community Church.
The Beverly Art Walk kicks off this weekend with a preview party (Sept. 27), with the Art Walk and after party on Saturday, Sept. 28.
19th Ward residents are invited to a telephone town hall Tuesday, Sept. 24, to discuss public safety with Cmdr. Brian Kinnane. RSVP required
“He was such a good kid," SXU Coach Mike Femmis said of linebacker Mason Santiago's loss, who died in a car crash Sunday.
Union members, prosective members and supporters are invited Saturday, Sept. 14 at Morgan Park Academy for beer, pop, food and raffles.
Close out summer with Rolling Stones tribute band Rocks Off Friday, Sept. 13, at St. Barnabas Church.
Smith Village hosts a fall farmers market featuring local vendors, fresh produce and live entertainment Friday, Sept. 13.
The Chicago Police Independent Monitoring Team will host a virtual public hearing Tuesday, Sept. 10. Listen in or make a public comment.