Organizers of the 41st International Houby Festival are accepting applications for the next International Houby Queen.

The Downers Grove Police Department have announced the conclusion of a drug investigation that resulted in charges against nine people, including two Cicero residents, seizure of drugs, guns and vehicles.

Hoping a long line of officers and door-to-door dedication will stamp out some of Berwyn’s gang activity, police are taking a different approach to morning roll call.

Organizers of the second annual Roosevelt Road Summer Spectacular Street Fair are hoping to outdo last year’s success with more music, vendors and on-site beer sales.

Hundreds of people covered the campus of Morton West High School visiting the many attractions at the Berwyn National Night Out Tuesday, Aug. 4.

Although the numbers were better than expected, J. Sterling Morton School District 201 ended the school year in the red, and will likely face an even tougher battle next year.

Wanted: Worst homes in Berwyn and Cicero.

Graduation rates at Morton East High School are showing some positive trends, according to a report released by the school’s principal, Frank Zarate.

An unidentified man in his 20s is alive today thanks to wind, a hint of curiosity, and one of Berwyn’s own.

Six members of three families are without a home after a fire broke out June 30 in the attic of a two-story residence in the 1200 block of Lombard Avenue.

Preliminary survey results seem to have confirmed what many Berwynites already knew — Berwyn has a burgeoning arts scene and is anxious for more.

The Berwyn Fire Department has called in the help of the Office of the State Fire Marshall to help investigate an early Friday, June 12, blaze that displaced 10 members of two families, destroyed three homes, and wreaked havoc on a nearby property.

A 53-year-old homeless was found dead in his holding cell at the Berwyn Police Department June 11, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office.

Check out five things you may not know about Berwyn's 16th Street Theater.

Since the ousting of ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich, Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has been leading the charge for major ethics reforms in Illinois.