Dogs, horses, and other animals joined worshippers at Our Saviour Lutheran Church for a special Blessing of the Animals ...

Bloom Township’s August bills included plumbing work tied to the demolition of its pool and pump house, along with other ...

The family of the Thornton man charged with a Lansing workplace murder in June has retained a private attorney to represent ...

Two virtual sessions will brief residents on the county's financial outlook, what is driving the gap, and what it means for ...

Suburban Cook County voters have the opportunity to start voting early in the Nov. 3 gubernatorial general election starting Wednesday.

All around Lansing, sculptures of trimotor planes launch off lawns and stand inside buildings. They are part of a 20-year old ...

The Lansing Journal has gathered the ballot information Lansing voters will need to prepare for voting in the Nov. 3, 2026 ...

LANSING, Ill. — Sunnybrook School District 171 approved a $23.1 million spending plan on Monday, Sept. 21. It’s about $2.6 million more than the district expects to take in this year. Capital projects ...

The Planning and Zoning Board gave a favorable recommendation for Power Up Your Fitness to conduct classes at 16745 Torrence Ave. in Lansing.

The Red Wolves beat District 215 rival TF North 5-0 on Sept. 25, getting singles wins from Isabella Leal (No. 2) and Ogunlola (No. 2) as well as doubles victories from Carter-Hall (No. 1), ...

SOUTH HOLLAND, Ill. — The financial audit for Thornton Township’s fiscal year 2026 finances came back “clean,” according to an audit manager who spoke at the Sept. 21 board meeting. The meeting ...

LANSING, Ill. — Lansing’s historic summer storms are the focus of The Lansing Journal’s Fall 2026 print issue, and it was mailed out to Lansing homes this week. But if you didn’t receive a copy, or ...