In the hours following Pope Francis’ death Monday, leaders from Illinois — including former President Barack Obama and Gov. JB Pritzker — offered their condolences and urged the world to embrace the 88-year-old pontiff’s legacy of humility and compassion.
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Column: South Sububan Land Bank rehabs Park Forest house in pilot project
The South Suburban Land Bank spent $130,000 to fix-up a two-story Park Forest now on the market for $179,999.
‘I ask that God comfort us’: Chicago Cardinal Blaise Cupich mourns Pope Francis’ death
Cardinal Blase Cupich, archbishop of Chicago, prayed that “God comfort us” following the death of Pope Francis. Cupich will be among those electing the next pope.
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.
Oak Forest teen shot in Mexico continues recovery at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab; mother works on long-term care plan
Jason Peña, 14, of Oak Forest, is undergoing eight weeks of therapy at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab to recover from a severe brain injury.
Area’s ancient landscape and human impact showcased at Orland Grassland
An Earth Day volunteer event at Orland Grasslands in Orland Park will showcase the area’s native landscape, human impact.
Column: Dean Hamiti’s journey from Joliet Catholic to Oklahoma State ends where it began. As a champion. ‘Surreal.’
After transferring from Wisconsin to Oklahoma State, Joliet Catholic’s Dean Hamiti caps college career as national champ.
Looking for might to go with height, St. Laurence’s Jimmy Benson fills his plate. How much? ‘I’m up 10 pounds.’
Jimmy Benson throws no-hitter through four innings of St. Laurence’s 12-2 win over Homewood-Flossmoor.
Illinois looks to rein in drug intermediaries over high costs, but legislation is unresolved and industry says the efforts are flawed
Gov. JB Pritzker supports a proposal that would require pharmacy benefit managers to change how they do business.
With Cook County Jail’s population again on the rise, officials weigh the reasons
After a decline following statewide bail reform — and years of reductions prior to that — the county’s jail population has begun to tick up once again.