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Different motivations: Why runners are competing in the Chicago Marathon

Different motivations: Why runners are competing in the Chicago Marathon

Area runners bring their own backgrounds and reasons for why they’re running in the Chicago Marathon on Sunday. Here is a look at the stories behind a few of them.

 
Illinois establishes Governor’s Blue Ribbon Schools program

Illinois establishes Governor’s Blue Ribbon Schools program

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and the state education board joined school leaders, teachers, and students Friday to launch the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Schools program and celebrate the 2025 recipients of the discontinued National Blue Ribbon School Award.

 
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Metra fares to spike between 13% and 15%, if approved amid funding gap

Metra fares to spike between 13% and 15%, if approved amid funding gap

Amid a looming shortfall and concerns about layoffs, Metra directors Friday approved the release of a tentative $1.1 billion operating budget for 2026 that includes fare hikes of up to 15%. “I love my job. But I worry for my colleagues and I who are facing the real threat of major service cuts and pink slips in 2027,” conductor Orlando Rojas told Metra officials.

 
Two injured when car crashes through Hanover Park House

Two injured when car crashes through Hanover Park House

Two people were injured when a car crashed through a Hanover Park house Friday morning.

 
Randhurst Village up for sale, in deal that could fetch $100 million

Randhurst Village up for sale, in deal that could fetch $100 million

The 94-acre Randhurst Village shopping center in Mount Prospect is up for sale, and could potentially fetch up to $100 million, officials said.

 
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Aurora mayor proposes $500 limit on campaign donations from people, businesses doing business with the city

Aurora mayor proposes $500 limit on campaign donations from people, businesses doing business with the city

Aurora Mayor John Laesch has proposed limiting campaign contributions from people or businesses that are, or want to, do business with the city.

 
District 54 considering plan to take on $70 million debt, but pay it off in four years

District 54 considering plan to take on $70 million debt, but pay it off in four years

Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54 board members are preparing to abandon the district’s 14-year-old debt-free status, but with a plan to reclaim it in four years.

 

Cook County extends deadline, expands eligibility for $15 million Homeowner Relief Fund

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and Commissioner Bridget Gainer have announced the Cook County Homeowner Relief Fund has expanded its eligibility requirements and extended its deadline to Oct. 31.

 
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Riding high: Barrington makes the big plays to beat Fremd in MSL West

Riding high: Barrington makes the big plays to beat Fremd in MSL West

Barrington defeated Fremd 23-7 Friday night in a MSL West football game.

 
Unexpected finding will delay completion of Route 83/Winchester Road project

Unexpected finding will delay completion of Route 83/Winchester Road project

The reopening of a segment of Route 83 in central Lake County has been delayed due to unforeseen conditions.

 

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