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A month and a half after tornado, storm repairs proceed in Homewood and Hazel Crest
 
 
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Daily Southtown

Monday, September 14, 2026

 

Tyler Plantz, who says ‘I would not resign,’ speaks out on being fired as Providence’s head football coach

Tyler Plantz, who was fired Sunday as Providence’s head football coach, shares his side of the story in a statement.

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A month and a half after tornado, storm repairs proceed in Homewood and Hazel Crest

A month and a half after an EF-1 tornado swept through Country Club Hills, Hazel Crest, Harvey and Homewood, some residents are still struggling to repair damaged homes.

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Tinley Park honors first responders at World Trade Center beam on 25th anniversary of 9/11

The memorial ceremony was in front of a steel beam from the World Trade Center installed at Tinley Park’s Fire Station No. 46.

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Hillcrest High School celebrates grade-level teams bringing academic progress

Hillcrest High School reports improved attendance, graduation and dictionary behavioral rates as a result of grade-level teams.

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Chicago Christian Schools begins using Trinity Christian College campus after sale

Chicago Christian Schools is using parts of Trinity Christian College’s former campus, after purchasing the property last month.

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‘The nicest situation I could ask for’: Why young adults across Chicagoland are opting to live at home

A prevalent pattern among Gen Zs: moving home after graduation for several reasons. Commonly, it makes financial sense to save money in today’s economy.

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Police say Flock is invaluable. But as misuse mounts, many wonder how to rein in the surveillance system.

As allegations of Flock misuse mount, police departments and lawmakers are grappling with what must be done to prevent wrongdoing.

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