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Monday, August 10, 2026

Alumni, former teachers gather in Evergreen Park for farewell to Queen of Martyrs School

A farewell Mass and tours of Queen of Martyrs School in Evergreen Park gave alumni and staff a chance to bid farewell to the school.

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Family of Sauk Village woman killed in hit-and-run on I 394 hope someone comes forward

Mariyah Ford, 20, of Sauk Village, was killed in a hit-and-run crash on Illinois 394 at Joe Orr Road in Lynwood.

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‘Pulling together’: School district organizes for Hazel Crest tornado relief

Staff and students from Hazel Crest School District 152 ½ gathered to provide aid in the aftermath of the July 27 storm.

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Column: South suburban storms bring same challenges, only bigger

Hard times and work come with the territory, but the tornadoes, rain, damaged homes and smashed trees left us waving a white flag.

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‘I want to see some justice’: Families, officials call for change amid investigation into funeral home

Authorities on Friday continued to investigate after the remains of more than 50 people were recovered Thursday at a South Deering funeral home on the city’s Southeast Side.

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Hazel Crest police chief named president of national Black law enforcement organization

Hazel Crest police Chief Mitchell Davis will lead the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives for a year.

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Dolton designates old Village Hall as landmark as part of bid for pope tourism

The Dolton Village Board designated the former Village Hall and police and fire stations on Park Avenue as historical landmarks.

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Rainbow Cone celebrates 100 years in Chicago: ‘An institution’

The Beverly flagship location of Rainbow Cone celebrated its first century with balloons, temporary tattoos and a giant ice-cream-shaped cake.

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