The cancellation of funding for the Illinois food program is part of nationwide cuts by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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The Kenwood boys basketball season came to a disappointing close Monday with a 70-65 loss to Rich Township High School in the ...

Local state Rep. Kam Buckner (D-26th) is a man of metaphors and analogies. Just like a high school or college football coach, ...

One satisfying harbinger of spring here in Hyde Park is the annual production by the Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company (GSOC) ...

The Kenwood Academy girls basketball team won the school’s first-ever state championship on Saturday with a thumping 65-44 ...

Unbeatable Eatables, a sandwich shop at 1744 E. 55th St., quietly closed in late February after three and a half years in ...

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The Kenwood boys basketball season came to a disappointing close Monday with a 70-65 loss to Rich Township High School in the state playoffs.