Provided News

Kelly announces U.S. Senate campaign

Congresswoman Robin Kelly announced early Tuesday, May 6, that she is running to succeed Sen. Dick Durbin in the U.S. Senate.  Kelly is a mom, a former mental health counselor, and a relentless advocate for safety and public health, who since 2013 has represented Illinoisans as the 2nd Congressional District[Read More…]

H-F offers grief counseling following student’s death

Homewood-Flossmoor High School will have counselors available when school opens Monday to help students deal with the sudden and tragic death of student Tom Mya Lyons who died after a car accident early Sunday morning. It is believed the accident occurred after students left the H-F prom at the Field[Read More…]

Franciscan Health’s Social Impact Program funding applications open May 5

Franciscan Health’s Social Impact Partnership Program (SIPP) is opening applications for funding to support healthcare-related programs for nonprofit health and human service organizations in at-risk communities. SIPP funding applications will be accepted from May 5 to May 30. Partner agencies will be announced in mid-July. Organizations may apply for up[Read More…]

H-F, Live Free to host mental health community event May 5

Homewood-Flossmoor High School and Live Free 999 Foundation will host a mental health community event on Monday, May 5. Homewood and Flossmoor families are invited to attend the panel discussion from 7 to 8 p.m., in the Performing Arts Center Blackbox Theater, 999 Kedzie Ave. Guests should enter through Door 9. [Read More…]

Preckwinkle issues statement on DOJ cuts to violence prevention funding

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle issued the following statement Thursday, April 24, after she received notice that the Trump Administration intends to cut funding Cook County is using for violence prevention programs. “I strongly oppose the Trump Administration’s recent decision to cancel Department of Justice funding that supports life-saving[Read More…]

Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon Announces Election Certification

The Cook County Clerk’s Office has officially certified the results for the April 1, 2025, Consolidated Election, completing all required post-election processes and ballot tabulation reviews, Clerk Monica Gordon announced Tuesday, April 22. Certified township and precinct-level suburban results, including Early Voting and Mail Ballots, have officially been submitted to[Read More…]

Popular stories < 7 days

Events

More events