Citations issued after coyote stomped to death Four teens have been charged with various conservation-related violations for their role in killing a coyote in Mt. Greenwood.

Four teens have been charged with various conservation-related violations for their role in killing a coyote in Mt. Greenwood on Jan. 11.

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Coyote pup found dead after abuse Chicago Police Department (CPD) officers are investigating the death of a coyote in Mt. Greenwood.

“It’s bad enough that one person would do something like that. But, when you get three together and they all think it’s a good idea to stomp a coyote to death—it’s sickening.”

Comedian set for show back in Chicago On most weekends, comedian Pat McGann is busy spreading laughter around the country as part of a national tour, and now he’s preparing for a special performance in the city

Local comedian Pat McGann will headline a comedy show later this month at the Chicago Theatre. The Morgan Park resident is proud to call the south side home.

"Everyone from our neighborhood is funny. I think we take that for granted, we’re surrounded by storytellers."

Gannon named Nurse of the Year Ever since Claire Gannon graduated from Mother McAuley High School in 2011, she knew she wanted to be a nurse.

Claire Gannon, RN, always works to bring a smile to her patients at Advocate Children’s Hospital. The Mother McAuley graduate was recently named the 2024 Nurse of the Year for Advocate Children’s Hospital.

City informs residents of possible boil order Parts of Beverly, Morgan Park and Auburn Gresham may be impacted by a possible boil order this weekend.

Parts of Beverly, Morgan Park and Auburn Gresham may be impacted by a possible boil order this weekend.

Miller, 72, led loving family, CFD battalion Michael Miller was a dedicated Chicago Fire Department (CFD) battalion chief, father, grandfather and friend to many.

Michael Miller was a dedicated CFD battalion chief, father, grandfather and friend.

"He was really dedicated; he always put us first. He taught my sister and I to put family first and to work hard."

Read all about Miller in this week's @beverlyreview.bsky.social

Math teacher brings skills to Home Plate Morgan Park resident Jason Dunneback combined two of his passions when he started his catering business, Home Plate Catering LLC.

Local resident and teacher Jason Dunneback combined two of his passions when he started his catering business, Home Plate Catering.

Read all about Home Plate and Dunneback's culinary journey in this week's @beverlyreview.bsky.social

Community helping Payne Parishioners at St. Barnabas Roman Catholic Church are seeking donations to help a local family in need.

The Beverly community is rallying behind a local family in need of support.

“We wanted to help them, to try and take something off their shoulders.”

Suspect in custody for Morgan Park bank robbery A suspect is in custody after a bank robbery early morning on Dec. 18 in Morgan Park.

A suspect is in custody after a bank robbery early Wednesday morning in Morgan Park.

Detectives investigating fatal Morgan Park shooting Chicago Police Department (CPD) Area Two detectives are currently investigating a Wednesday evening fatal shooting in Morgan Park.

Area detectives are currently investigating a fatal shooting in Morgan Park.

Our annual Christmas Coloring Contest, generously sponsored by Marquette Bank, is underway! Entry forms in the print edition, or our office, 10546 S. Western. Cash prizes for kids, The Bucks Stay Here local gift cards for adult/family entries. Groups/classes encouraged to enter. Call 773-238-3366. 🎄

Suspect in custody after St. Christina Break-In A suspect is in custody after a break-in at St. Christina Roman Catholic Church on Nov. 29.

A suspect is in custody and charges of Burglary to a Place of Worship have been approved.

Students salute CPD hero Students at Queen of Martyrs Elementary School line 103rd Street in front of the school to honor fallen Chicago Police Department Officer Enrique Martinez during his funeral procession on Nov.

The 19th Ward lined the streets to honor fallen Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez on Monday.

Self-defense tips provided for seniors As the holiday season begins, Cook County Sheriff’s Department officers provided practical tips for senior citizens in the 19th Ward about self-defense.

Cook County Sheriff’s Department officers provided practical self-defense tips for senior citizens in the 19th Ward at a recent class in Mt. Greenwood.

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Tonight, 19th Ward Ald. Matt O'Shea partnered with Board of Review Commissioner George A. Cardenas to host a Cook County Board of Review Tax Appeal Seminar at Morgan Park High School. Story to follow in next week's Beverly Review.

There will be a 2nd seminar on Nov. 18 at 6 pm at Br. Rice.