Matthew O'Shea

An upcoming talk at the Beverly Arts Center will focus on strategies to reduce flooding.

Some 1,700 rain barrels have been requested by homeowners in Beverly, Mount Greenwood and Morgan Park.

Thomas and William Gorman received awards as their retired police officer dad, Joe, sat proudly nearby.

Neil Byers of Beverly is vying for the award from the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce.

The city's Public Building Commission approved a plan to add six classrooms to overcrowded school.

Det. Charles Hollendoner of the Chicago Police Department shared online tips for parents on Thursday.

Original Rainbow Cone in Beverly, a 28-year Taste vendor, is focusing on possibly opening more shops.

Saint John Fisher School will host the Internet safety seminar following an incident on Snapchat.

Party City said it was testing the Beverly market with its Halloween City pop-up shop in September.

Among the ideas: Fixing potholes, bigger gyms and legalizing alcohol sales in "dry" areas.

Honorary Emily Beazley Avenue will be dedicated at 4 p.m. Friday at 108th Street and Homan Avenue.

In both cases, the burglar entered the master bedroom, stealing jewelry and electronics, police said.

The alderman of the 19th Ward will join several famous alumni in the Mount Carmel Hall of Fame.

A fundraiser on Saturday at Christ the King Parish will help buy bulletproof vests for police.

A report of an attempted abduction proved unfounded after further investigation, Ald, Matt O'Shea said.