A storm of political conflicts, news desert crisis, and distrust of Chicago mainstream news media is fueling the growth of a new information ecosystem in the south suburbs.
Harvey wants to build a new public park overseen by the city. But after seeking state dollars, officials abruptly withdrew its funding application.
Parents of 153rd St. and Myrtle Ave. are concerned about continuing special education services and youth safety as a water detention pond threatens to displace them all.
“We know each other’s parents, grandparents. It’s a sense of community versus just overall Wildcat pride."
The award-winning 2023 James Beard chef and Harvey native talks about his grandmother's influence on his cooking, representation in the culinary world, and his technique.
Young performers put together their take on the Black cult classic. They were joined by an eclectic bunch: students from the Brooks Middle School theatre program.
“[IHSA] really was concerned about equity issues with internet availability, its strength, and how we should not be adjudicating with any personal or implicit bias,” Illinois State High School Association Executive Director Susie Knoblauch told the HWH about curating virtual arts programming during the pandemic.
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