Water Main Repair At Roseland Pumping Station Complete, No Boil Order

The water management dept. completed the repair at Roseland Pumping Station completed with no service disruption or boil order.

Bank Bandit Nabbed On Pace Bus Moments After PNC Heist: CPD

The person left the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash -- and a GPS tracker, Ald. Matt O'Shea said in a 19th Ward safety alert.

19th Ward Kids Holiday Dodgeball Tourney Returns To Chicago Ag

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.

Beverly Teen Pens Children's Book, 'How Old St. Nicholas Came To Be'

Sebastian Milton, 14, and Illustrator, Charles Sheppard, will do a book signing Saturday, Dec. 21, at Bookie's.

Mayor Johnson Announces Pick For Chicago School Board President, 5 Other New Members

From 2009 until 2011, Sean Harden served as deputy chief executive officer for the Chicago Public Schools.

Chicago Firefighters' Union Casts "No Confidence" Vote Against CFD Leadership

Chicago Fire Fighters Union Local 2 President Patrick Cleary confirmed the unanimous no-confidence vote on Thursday afternoon.

A New Children’s Book Makes Two Special Christmas Gifts

“The Plucky Ukrainian Sunflower” tops Amazon Bestseller lists; proceeds aid war victims

McNally's Bar, A Fixture In Chicago's Beverly Neighborhood, Is Going Out Of Business After 35 Years

"You, who make up this amazing neighborhood have been a part of our lives for 35 years," a notice on McNally's social media read.

Marist Alumnus And Chicago Attorney Donates $1M To Marist High School

Prominent Chicago attorney Robert Clifford, a 1969 graduate of Marist High School is recognized as a distinguished alumnus at alumni event.

Local Author Taps Political Corruption in Murder Mystery, Great Read

Bob Allen's third literary work strips back the ugly curtain on a routine Chicago ward election ripe with drugs, murder and double crosses.

CPD Officers Help Deliver Christmas Gifts To Families Of Fallen Comrades For Annual "Operation Santa"

Those deliveries meant the world to Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. and his young son.

Cemetery Deer With Crooked Antler Brings Early Christmas Miracle

A beloved deer named Special (and many other names) is back safe at St. Casimir Catholic Cemetery after his big adventure outside the walls.

Chicago School Board Meets Amid Continuing Reports That Mayor Johnson Wants CPS CEO Out

For months, sources have said Mayor Brandon Johnson is trying to oust Chicago Public Schools Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez.

2 Men Shot, 1 Critically Wounded In Chicago's Morgan Park Neighborhood

At 6:43 p.m. the men were in a vehicle in the 11800 block of South Watkins Avenue they were both struck by gunfire, police said.

Christmas Tree Sales Start Saturday At The Castle

Beverly Unitarian Church has 150 beautiful fir trees for sale the next two weekends, Dec. 7-8, and Dec. 14-15. All are priced at $90.

Hit The Holiday Road Saturday For Shopping Specials On Western Avenue

Find special deals, festive food and libations and kids activities at Western Avenue businesses in Beverly and Morgan Park Saturday, Dec. 7.

Businesses Welcome Shoppers Friday At Mt. Greenwood Holiday Stroll

Stroll 111th Street for reindeer, characters, deals and more Friday, Dec. 6, at the 2024 MGCBA Holiday Stroll.

Enforcement Of Chicago Winter Parking Ban Begins In Earnest Sunday Night Into Monday

Drivers who parked overnight on 107 miles of certain main streets only got warning flyers early Sunday morning.

McAuley Taps Alum And Former Classmates To Senior Leadership Team

Class of 2003 alumni Beth Meyers Shibata is McAuley's first female CFO and Meredith Obiala Simpson will helm communications and marketing.

Edna White Community Garden in Morgan Park hosts “Green Friday”

McGrath family will pay tribute to the memory of Carol McGrath, who, along with her husband Pat donated the Peanuts gallery in 2020.

16th Annual Beverly Hills Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk Set For Saturday

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.

Leo Alum Dr. James Stankiewicz Named Andy McKenna Legacy Award Winner

Dr. James Stankiewicz, a Leo Hall of Famer and graduate of Class of 1966, is the recipient of the 2024 Andy McKenna Leo Lions Legacy Award

Beverly-Mt. Greenwood Area Restaurants Open Thanksgiving Day

See which restaurants in the Beverly-Mt. Greenwood area will be open for Thanksgiving 2024.

McAuley Volleyball Program Ranked #1 In State Over Past 50 Years

McAuley's storied volleyball program has been recognized as #1 in celebration of the 50th edition of the IHSA Girls Volleyball State.

10 Beverly-Mt. Greenwood Nonprofits To Support This Holiday Season

Giving Tuesday, which in 2024 falls on Dec. 3, is a day dedicated to supporting nonprofit and community groups.

Misericordia Christmas Pop-Up Bakery Offers Holiday Sweets At BAC

Add something special to your holiday table at Misericordia's Christmas Pop-Up store Nov. 22 and Nov. 23 at the Beverly Arts Center.

'Now He Lives Through Me ... I Live For Him,' Slain Cop's Brother Says

Slain Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez recalled as kind and always with a smile during funeral mass Monday morning at St. Rita.

South Side Priest Cleared Of Child Sex Abuse Allegation

Rev. Martin Marren served at parishes in Mt. Greenwood, Evergreen Park and Oak Lawn. He has been reinstated to ministry.

Funeral Procession Route Monday For Fallen Chicago PO Enrique Martinez

Motorists can expect rolling closures Monday, Nov. 18, during the funeral procession for fallen Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez.

Slain Officer's Family Tells Mayor And Gov Not To Attend Funeral: FOP

Mayor Brandon Johnson acquiesced Saturday, stating he would respect the Martinez family's wishes and not attend the wake or funeral mass.

Film Showcasing Career Of Iconic DJ Dick Biondi Debuts Thursday At BAC

A new documentary showcasing the 60-year career of iconic radio DJ Dick Biondi debuts Thursday, Nov. 14, at the Beverly Arts Center.

Chicago Teachers Union Rallies For "Green Schools," Upgrades Such As Lead Pipe Replacement

The demand for "green schools" includes upgrades such as replacing lead pipes.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Won't Commit To Alternatives To Property Tax Hike

"It's about a collaborative approach," Mayor Johnson said. You actually have a robust conversation about how we balance the budget."

Free Speech And Language Screenings Offered To Children 1-3 At SXU

Saint Xavier University's Ludden Speech Clinic will offer free speech and language screenings Nov. 22. Appointments required.

Slain Chicago Police Ofc. Enrique Martinez Mourned By Hundreds At Service

Police said Darion McMillian, 23, shot and killed Martinez and the driver of the car McMillian was in.

Community Invited To Mass For Fallen Officer Sunday At St. Christina

The community is invited to Sunday mass, Nov. 10, at St. Christina Church in Mt. Greenwood to pray for fallen CPD Officer Enrique Martinez.

CPD DUI Saturation Patrols Set This Weekend In Morgan Park Area

CPD Morgan Park (22nd District) will be saturating the neighborhood and monitoring traffic Nov. 9 through Nov. 10.

Leo High School Observes Veterans Day, Presents Diploma to Vietnam Vet

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.

Cook County Sheriff's Office Sends Officers To Polling Places In Case Of Trouble, Threats

"Safety is very much on voters' minds," said Max Bever, director of public information for the Chicago Board of Elections.

Marist Book Club Officially Opens Little Free Library For Community

The library provides access to books for students and the community and encourages reading at home.