3:16 p.m.:  Man held on bond in sexual assault case

3:12 p.m.: Area resident brings the untold story of Dickens to the library

3:10 p.m.:  Race Unity Rally set for Sept. 14

12:54 a.m.: Berwyn residents take gold at Senior Idol

10:39 a.m.: Best picks for weekend of Sept. 5

10:30 a.m.: Movie Memorabilia Show, film fest to entertain Lyons

Five giveaways, three turnovers on downs and the same number of penalties as pass completions is never an equation for success.

Check out scores, stories and photos from Friday night's prep football action.

As development gobbles up farmland, fens and natural prairies across Illinois, a Westchester group is about to celebrate one of the remaining pristine areas in its own backyard.

Children who experience the death of a parent, guardian or other significant caregiver suffer a great loss. However, their grief often is neglected and swept under the rug, according to the staff of Pillars.

Just 50 years have passed since Divine Providence School in Westchester opened its doors, and school administrators have planned an anniversary celebration in September to mark the milestone.