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Jan. 21 marked the opening of a grand temple for Lord Ram, Hinduism’s most revered deity, in India’s northern holy city of Ayodhya. To commemorate this significant milestone, more than 500 residen...

Former Cook County State’s Attorney Jerome G. Silbert has written a trilogy that highlights little known terrorists that operated in Chicago during the 1980s. Using his knowledge of the law to autho...

The Northern Kane County Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Dollars for Scholars is seeking applicants to award multiple $1,000 scholarships this year to current high school seniors or college stu...

Scientists from around the world will participate in this year’s National Biodiversity Teach-In, organized annually by environmental science students at Elgin High School. Featuring a series of web...

Metea Valley High School in Aurora presents “Winter Scenes,” its student-directed one-act shows. This year's scenes are from “Cut” by Ed Monk, “Speed Date” by Janet Allard, and “Imagine...

The countdown is on for interested individuals to declare their candidacy for the Chicago Public Schools board before the June 1 filing deadline. While a lot of speculation continues to swirl around ...

Geneva High School is sure to make a splash with this year’s winter showcase. In February, the theater department is putting on “The Last Lifeboat,“ a play based on the sinking of the RMS Titan...

The North Cook Region of the Illinois Principals Association formally recognized Anastasia Netzel and Crystal Jimenez as its Middle School and Elementary School Principals of the Year, respectively. T...

WT Productions is providing something creatively different to help celebrate this upcoming Valentine’s Day: the interactive dinner theater murder mystery “Cupid Must Die!” Cupid is hosting his ...

The DuPage Art League is bringing back “Best of the Best,” the renowned gallery exhibition featuring the works of more than 50 award-winning artists from 12 suburban art organizations. The exhib...