Alex Panos scores 14 points for Lincoln-Way Central in a 66-56 conference win over district rival Lincoln-Way West.
Take it easy. There’s no stopping Lincoln-Way Central’s Alex Panos at the free-throw line. ‘I never rush things.’
Category: Daily Southtown
Even coming off the bench, Ryan Lawlor takes control in the clutch for Marist. ‘I just try to embrace my role.’
Ryan Lawlor scores eight of his 10 points in fourth quarter as Marist holds on for a 60-52 win over Marian Catholic.
Basketball 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.
Standoff continues between Thornton Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard, trustees
Thornton Township Trustees Chris Gonzalez and Carmen Carlisle called a special meeting Friday to approve bill payments.
Oak Lawn college student surprised with trip to Hawaii following chemotherapy
Oak Lawn’s Angel Santiago, a student at Moraine Valley Community College, was given a family trip to Hawaii by Nik’s Wish.
Chicago man charged with kidnapping woman in Palos Park, carjacking elderly man in Worth
Damonte McCorkle, 25, of Chciago, was charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking and kidnapping in Palos Park and Worth.
Divided Will County Board approves plan designed to expand dial-a-ride service
The Will County Board approved the Access Will County plan in 2023 but Republicans removed language “for all residents,” prompting a veto.
Magic Masters show celebrates eighth decade of tricking Chicagoland
The Magic Masters of Chicago, started in 1944, is Chicago’s “longest-running magic club dedicated to the advancement of the art of magic.”
Donna Vickroy: Not feeling so wonderful this holiday season? Make a plan to help yourself
It’s not ususual that the pressures of the world and life can suck away the positive feelings we want to be experiencing during the holidays. A little self-care and analysis can help a lot to counter the negativity and depression, two experts say.
Cook County settles police misconduct, medical malpractice suits
County records indicate more than $120 million was spent on settlements this year.