Marist continues conference dominance, while both Shepard and Oak Lawn enter the rankings.
Jeff Vorva’s Daily Southtown boys volleyball rankings and player of the week
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Village of Dolton wants to acquire Pope Leo XIV’s boyhood home, either through direct purchase or eminent domain
Village leaders have not yet decided how the three-bedroom home would be used.
All it takes is one at-bat in Florida for Anthony Perez to prove worth for Reavis. ‘I got the call.’ And he answers.
Anthony Perez is hitting .415 with 20 runs and 13 RBIs for Reavis, which had a game vs. Oak Lawn postponed by rain.
Lincoln-Way Central’s Ben Pryor dyes hair blond, wants to send coach Mary Brown out in style. ‘My lucky charm.’
Ben Pryor puts away six kills, including four in first game, to lead Lincoln-Way Central to 26-24, 26-24 win over Stagg.
Pope Leo XIV failed to ‘properly investigate’ child sexual abuse in Chicago, victims’ group alleges
Pope Leo XIV failed to properly investigate sex abuse claims while in prominent leadership roles in Chicago, victims’ group says
Sens. Durbin and Duckworth question Prime Healthcare after changes to Illinois hospitals
Prime, which is a for-profit company, bought the eight Illinois hospitals in March for more than $370 million from Ascension, a large Catholic health system.
More than 2 years after devastating fire, Chicago Heights manufacturer Morgan Li celebrates new warehouse
Morgan Li, which makes display fixtures for retailers, celebrated a new Chicago Heights warehouse on the site of a devastating fire
Baseball and softball 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.
Freshman outfielder Anaysa Salmon takes advantage of varsity callup for Oak Lawn. She can hit, too. ‘Just insane.’
Anaysa Salmon goes 2-for-3 with three RBIs as Oak Lawn rolls to 12-2 win in six innings over Reavis.
Column: Joliet Catholic alum Andriana Acosta finds purpose after pro basketball. ‘Quickly realized I wasn’t alone.’
Andriana Acosta, after playing pro basketball in Australia, founds company to help athletes once the games end.