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Decline in federal funding swallows projected $13 million revenue boost at TTHS D205
Thornton Township High Schools District 205’s board reviewed the preliminary budget for fiscal year 2027, which foresees a spike in total revenues. The jump is eclipsed, however, by a steep decline in federal funding.
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Decline in federal funding swallows projected $13 million revenue boost at TTHS D205
Thornton Township High Schools District 205’s board reviewed the preliminary budget for fiscal year 2027, which foresees a spike in total revenues. The jump is eclipsed, however, by a steep decline in federal funding.
PSC reports near $8 million deficit as enrollment plummets
A 50 percent decline in enrollment since 2012 undergirds a projected $8 million shortfall in the 2026-27 budget. The college has developed an exigency plan and cut spending in response.
Hazel Crest distributing 14,000 pounds of food for families impacted by Southland tornadoes
Harvey, Homewood, Markham, and Hazel Crest residents can receive food from the village and faith partners on August 25, and volunteers are needed to prepare.
South Holland police seeking help in fatal hit-and-run near Babe Ruth baseball field
Officers responded to a call of a man lying along railroad tracks on 173rd St on August 15. It is believed he was struck and dragged some distance, a village spokesperson said in a news release.
Pritzker signs disaster declaration days after surveying Lansing storm damage
Local governments can now seek up to $250,000 in Community Development Block Grant dollars through the state to aid recovery efforts.
HSD 152 kicks off school year in a ‘very healthy’ financial state, official says
Harvey School District 152 saw decreases in year-to-date revenues and increased expenditures in July. However, school officials say the district is starting the new year with a robust fund balance.






