Jail Negligent | Stun Gun Found In School | Historian Remembered

Miss a day, miss a lot. Let's get all caught up with the Top Southland Stories for March 14.

Lifelong Homewood Man And Historian Who Loved His Town Remembered
James Wright was passionate about family, his parish, and history. He led a life of service, family said. He died March 10 at 63 years old.

'No Doubt' Tinley Park Wife Would Give Husband Her Kidney To Save Him
LaVerne Bartee didn't think twice when she learned she was a match to donate a kidney to her husband Kevin.

Irish Eyes Smile On Western Avenue For 2023 South Side Irish Parade
Thousands turned out on a wintry, damp Sunday for the 2023 South Side Irish Parade down Western Avenue. Photo highlights.

Most Holy Redeemer Priest Accused of Abusing Minor 40 years Ago
The Archdiocese of Chicago is investigating a 40-year-old child sex abuse allegation against Fr. Paul Guzman when he was still a layman.

Will County Sheriff's Office, Jail Negligent In Ex-Cop's Suicide: Suit
A lawsuit filed by Robert Vaughan's estate claims that county officials ignored the ex-officer's mental illness after he was booked in jail.

Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Hiring For 2023 Concert Season
Open interviews take place at the Tinley Park venue every Wednesday; those interested can apply online in advance.

Student Brings Stun Gun Into Tinley Park High School: District 228
The incident happened Monday, March 13. No one was injured. Police were called.

Southsiders Honor Fallen CPD Officer With Thanks And Gratitude
Thousands line streets in a show of respect for 32-year-old Chicago Police Officer Andres Vasquez-Lasso, who was laid to rest Thursday.

Lincoln-Way Central Trio 'Want To Make A Difference' In Cancer Battle
Juniors Kylie McCarthy, Jazmin Uribe, and Emma Buckley have raised nearly $35,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society since late January.

Manhattan's Kirby Bakery A Longtime Labor Of Love: Town Traditions
It's been nearly 4 decades since Kathy and Jim Kirby embarked on a bakery business of their own in Manhattan, and they're so glad they did.