An officer was stabbed Monday night after a stabbing victim flagged down police for help in the South Shore neighborhood, Chicago police said.
Officer also stabbed after stabbing victim flags down police in South Shore, 1 in custody
Day: November 12, 2024
Hersey’s Nate Mabry owns last state title in sport dropped by IHSA. But he hasn’t stopped flipping or winning.
Mabry is a state medalist in three sports after helping Hersey beat Lane Tech on Saturday.
Hutsyn Timosciek, Emily McGraw have a ball leading Lockport to state for first time in 20 years. ‘This was our goal.’
For first time in 20 years, Lockport advances to state finals. And sophomore Hutsyn Timosciek paces the Porters.
Daywatch: Almost half of Great Lakes drownings this year were in Lake Michigan
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Benet’s Keira O’Donnell is ‘really, really good at things.’ Lemont transfer can finally show that at state.
O’Donnell made many plays not reflected on the stat sheet during the supersectional.
Football pairings and local scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County
High school and local college results and highlights from the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County.
Column: With playoff berths in grasp for Notre Dame and Indiana, the Hoosier State could be the unlikely center of the college football universe
Notre Dame and Indiana meeting in the College Football Playoff would be a dream scenario, a battle for state supremacy between a traditional power and the ultimate Cinderella.
Chicago dance is at a crossroads as Links Hall fights for survival
Another longtime creative force, Chicago Moving Company, is shutting down. Chicago’s dance institutions have faced practical and existential questions in the two years since recovery from the pandemic began in earnest.
The High Five honors the top prep football performances from the second round of the playoffs.
As we tread deeper into the IHSA football playoffs, the cream is rising to the top.
Park Ridge-Niles School Dist. 64 looking forward to $89M in major upgrades after referendum passage
Leaders of Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 expect construction to start next summer on more than $89 million in capital improvements to buildings in the elementary school district after unofficial ballot counts indicate voters approved the district’s referendum. According to the Cook County Clerk’s unofficial results from the Nov. 5 election, about 65% of voters who live in the Niles-based school district voted “yes” to the binding ballot referendum: “Shall the Board of Education of Park Ridge-Niles Community Consolidated School District Number 64, Cook County, Illinois, alter, repair and equip existing buildings, build and equip additions thereto and improve school […]