Triton College relaunches respiratory therapy program
“There’s a national shortage of respiratory therapists,” officials at the college said.
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Lyons Township School Board to release closed session recordings
The Lyons Township High School Board was cited by the state for improperly discussing a potential land sale in private.
Town hall meeting with Niles mayor touches on traffic headaches, capital projects and falling crime
The dozens of residents who turned out to the senior center in Niles earlier this month for a town hall meeting with the mayor mostly had questions about traffic in...
Park Ridge moves to better regulate signage on tobacco, vape shops
The Park Ridge City Council voted to regulate tobacco and vape shops after complaints about signage at some of the stores, now requiring shop owners to get a special use...
Oak Park’s Pleasant Home subject of paranormal investigation
Other Side Investigations is looking into Oak Park's "hotspot for supernatural activity" during a ticketed event Friday.
Volunteers from Maine, Niles townships stumping for Dems in nearby swing states
For nearly a month, a self-described Democratic grassroots coalition has had a canvassing effort going where volunteers have been solicited – including from Maine and Niles townships – and bused...
Eagle Scout project dishes out dog refreshment in downtown La Grange
Eagle Scout candidate Zac Soles got inspiration from his dog, Monty, who "gets hot extremely fast" on walks in La Grange.
Park Ridge City Council approves new car wash on Higgins Road, replacing former VFW post
A car wash will be built in the space on Higgins Road in Park Ridge that was the former site of a Veterans of Foreign Wars post, after the City...
New Oak Park Field Center building set to rise from the earth
The building that will replace the 1926 Field Center in Oak Park will be made from rammed earth, local soil that is compressed.
Lake Zurich leaders hold meeting on Lake Michigan water switch over project
Lake Zurich officials held a community meeting Monday on the ongoing switch to Lake Michigan drinking water and address any community concerns over the $154 million infrastructure project.