Daily Southtown Monday, July 20, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Mitchell & Michaels Plat Du Jour opened in January in downtown Homewood and is expanding its menu and adding weekend brunch hours. | | | | | The south and southwest suburbs have the lowest rate of vaccinations, the Cook County Health Department reports. | | | | | Reavis High School in Burbank acted to fix a crumbling exterior staircase after being ordered to address the issue by Illinois OSHA. | | | | | More than 1 in 4 Illinois residents live within a half-mile of a warehouse, according to an Environmental Defense Fund report. In Will County, residents fear another logistics hub will further degrade air quality. | | | | | Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s call for the report’s release came as the Illinois House Democratic majority, particularly women within the caucus, deliberated details revealed in a Tribune investigation over how House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch’s office dealt with the Benton situation. | | | | | A lot of people in the south and southwest suburbs who either liked trains or just wanted to see the Big Boy in action, lined Lemont streets and fields to see the Union Pacific treasure in action. | | | | | To generations of Chicagoans, the first Rainbow Cone of the season means summer has arrived. As it celebrates its centennial, it’s more visible and accessible than ever. | | | | | Hundreds gathered in Bridgeview to celebrate a new “Little Palestine Way” honorary street sign, though IDOT delayed installing the sign. | | | |