Hinsdale police arrested a Chicago man this week following a chase that reached 73 miles an hour on local streets, with the ...

Lent began last week, with many pledging to give up something close to their heart, like chocolate. We’ve written about Lent and the opportunity it provides for spiritual growth before. Today we take ...

Local elementary and middle schools will be getting their annual off-season upgrades. At Monday’s Community Con-solidated Elementary District 181 Board meeting, board members approved $2.1 million in ...

Were you able to watch the Olympic closing ceremony this week? Being something of a nerd, I will confess to missing out on much of the athletics each Olympic season, but I always catch the ceremonies ...

Brian Allen and Jimmy Thompson spent two years together as Red Devils playing on the Dickinson Field gridiron. The two are in ...

Marija Jovanova envisions her Gothic revival home at 213 S. Clay St. as a beautiful mix of old and new. That's what it was when she and husband Dan purchased the home in January 2025 - minus the ...

Assuming students had parental permission, in writing, to participate in protests against ICE, justice for Palestinian citizens, humanitarian aid etc., caution should be used. Indoctrination of virtue ...

I stood up in my sister's wedding Saturday. Not particularly newsworthy, right? People stand up in weddings for their siblings all the time. But it was a momentous occasion for me. First of all, I ...

What connects “ICE out” with Palestine in the minds of the Central and South students who staged a walkout for both causes on Feb. 18? While the students likely had honorable intentions to stand up ...

Homework likely will be graded during the 2026-27 school year and no classes will have a 100/0 summative/formative split for the final grade, according to Hinsdale Central Principal Bill Walsh. “I ...

Dennis Dong leaps through the air during his martial arts demonstration at Hinsdale Central on Sunday. More than a dozen acts ...

As a sophomore at Hinsdale Central in 1996, Susie Thorpe had no idea the consumer education course she had enrolled in would shape her career. One of her classmates used an augmentative and ...