After a recent U.S. Department of Justice audit found that more than $760,000 in asset forfeiture money may have been spent improperly, Berwyn officials are trying to track down how the money was spent.

As a grassroots organization works toward revitalizing Cermak Road, carving out a unique Main Street to attract shoppers, a Berwyn alderman is calling for the volunteer group to disband.

The figures were sobering Thursday night: More than 5 percent of Berwyn’s housing stock already has hit foreclosure or gone to court-ordered auction.

They might not know what every dish contained, but each child had to try a little — just like the pilgrims did.

The owners of an Evanston methadone clinic, who were denied opening a facility in Berwyn earlier this year, filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the city.

November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, but the staff of the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago makes it their job to open the minds of west suburban residents to the condition year-round.

Some folks like tricked out cars, trucks, bikes or boats, but with this new set of wheels, these kids really can move.

Retired schoolteacher Elizabeth Palacios is stuck smack in the middle of that proverbial rock and hard place.

A man robbed a Fifth Third Bank branch in Berwyn Wednesday, looting a teller’s drawer of up to $8,000, police said.

A wheelchair-bound Berwyn man died Tuesday night after his brother tried to drag him out of the family’s home after finding the man in his hospital bed, which was on fire.

Three months after a Berwyn police officer said he should have been promoted to sergeant, members of a city committee have been called to rule on the officer’s grievance.

On the surface, Clyde Senters’ job seems to have little in common with his former professional passion.

It was in rapt attention that Arlene Woodard sat, perched on a wooden library chair, as images of colorfully dressed African men, women and children swam before her eyes.

Spanish-language translators will be available during a workshop this week to help property owners try to reduce their property assessments.

Residents are invited to attend an informational meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, about the home foreclosure crisis in Berwyn.