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A recap of select open meetings at the local, county, and state level.

He's a Triple-A pitching coach, but he feels like he has come home. “I get to wear this,” he said, popping a Sox sweatshirt with his thumbs and smiling as bright as the sun. “This is my heritage. This is where I grew up. This was my childhood."

The stars aligned for Conant’s Harley Stary Saturday at the Conant sectional finals in Hoffman Estates. Stary, who is a senior, moved up to the 285-pound class earlier this season. The move proved t...

“Last year, I wasn’t as dominant as I am today, and you can see a big difference in my game and how much more confident I am to go up and take hits,” Gaines said

One day before the City Council vote, high school students held anti-war rallies and sit-ins at City Hall to demand passage of the ceasefire resolution.

As a captain and returning state qualifier, Joe Pettit is invaluable to Geneva wrestling. Those who didn’t know that before Saturday certainly know it now, as the junior was named the Most Valuable ...

The team will bring Agatha the robot to a major competition this week, where they'll face other students from around the world. They launched a GoFundMe to help pay for the competition and other events.

Here’s a look at the holiday tournaments around the state.

Mayor Brandon Johnsons Board of Education has proposed shifting back toward neighborhood schools - away from the system where kids compete for selective programs.

During his campaign for mayor, Brandon Johnson put out a statement saying that he would not get rid of Chicago’s selective-enrollment schools. Those of us who kept receipts know that precise words released by his campaign were, “a Johnson administration would not end selective enrollment at CPS schools.” At the time, Johnson and his Chicago Teachers Union backers well knew that any attempt to ...