Cook County
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Two promoted to new deputy director roles at Schaumburg LibrarySep 20, 2026 3:11 pm - The Schaumburg Township District Library has promoted Stephanie Driscoll to deputy director of public services and Amy Prochot to deputy director of operations.
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‘Just another game’ for humble linebacker Palano, but what a gameSep 20, 2026 1:32 pm - Buffalo Grove High School graduate Anthony Palano, a sophomore linebacker at Boston College, was named the Bronko Nagurski national defensive player of the week.
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Elgin firefighters rescue man who jumped into Fox RiverSep 20, 2026 12:17 pm - Elgin firefighters rescued a man who jumped into the Fox River Saturday afternoon.
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Open house for new Hoffman Estates fire station to include naming of adjacent sled hillSep 20, 2026 11:59 am - The grand opening of Hoffman Estates’ newest fire station will include the naming of the sledding hill next door.
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Hanover Township scheduling appointments for winter heating assistanceSep 20, 2026 8:37 am - Hanover Township is scheduling in-person appointments for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) program that helps income-eligible households pay for home energy services.
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Football roundup: Grayslake C., Antioch, Fremd, Maine S., Rolling Meadows among winnersSep 19, 2026 7:55 pm - After being bounced by Antioch last week, Grayslake Central rebounded quite nicely.
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No quit in them: Saluting the ultra-veteran coaches, with 50-plus years in high school footballSep 19, 2026 1:43 pm - Here’s a look at several area high school football coaches with at least 50 years on the sidelines, sometimes at a single school.
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Driver who collided with Metra train in Barrington dies of his injuriesSep 19, 2026 1:40 pm - A man whose car collided with a Metra train Friday in Barrington has died, authorities said Saturday.
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ECC teacher credits horror mask career to TV’s SvengoolieSep 19, 2026 10:53 am - Peter Infelise, a graphic design professor at Elgin Community College, has been making horror masks for decades and now has a display showing his work at the college through Nov. 30.
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A city on guard: What the raids left behind after Operation Midway BlitzSep 19, 2026 10:29 am - It has been a year this month since the Trump administration’s Operation Midway Blitz began. What it left behind can be measured in the number of neighborhood patrollers who are still making their daily rounds on constant lookout for the threat of federal agents. It can be measured in places still coming back to life, where people keep a wary eye from apartment balconies and from behind cracks in window curtains.
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