Archive for August, 2026
Legacy of Michael ‘Ace’ Allegretti: A Baker Remembered
Michael ‘Ace’ Allegretti, known for his exceptional Italian confections at Allegretti’s Bakery in Norridge, passed away at 74. He leaves behind a legacy of sweetness and generosity. Allegretti worked up to his last day at
Senator Investigates Fauci’s Concerns Over Vaccines and Pregnancy
A Republican senator is leading an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci’s old government phone records. The investigation focuses on Fauci’s private concerns about vaccines potentially causing miscarriages while publicly promoting their safety. Senator Ron Johnson,
Officials Criticize Dr. Fauci Over Vaccine SMS Controversy
Fox News has released a report highlighting the controversy surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private text messages. These texts, revealed by a Senate committee, indicate Fauci’s theoretical concerns about potential risks of fever and other reactions
Aortic Dissection: The Condition That Led to Sen. Lindsey Graham’s Sudden Death
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71 due to an aortic dissection. This condition, linked to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, proved fatal. Dr. Marc Siegel, a senior medical analyst for Fox
Shooting Incident at Chicago School Leaves Two Dead
A man and a woman were critically injured following a shooting on Monday afternoon inside Mark Twain Elementary School on Chicago’s Southwest Side. According to a preliminary police report obtained by the Tribune along with
Family of Man Shot by Police Sues for Alleged Excessive Force
The family of Derek Jordan, who was fatally shot by police, has filed a lawsuit against the city and Officer Max Walzer. They allege the officer used excessive and unreasonable deadly force during the incident
Andy Green’s New Speed Challenge: Hydrogen Power at Bonneville
Andy Green, the only person to have broken the sound barrier in a car, returns to Utah aiming for a new record. Green, a retired Royal Air Force pilot, seeks to surpass his previous land
Record Heat Strikes the Contiguous U.S. in July
The contiguous United States experienced its hottest month on record in July, as reported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The average temperature soared to 76.89 degrees Fahrenheit (24.94 degrees Celsius) across the
Community Spirit Shines at Morton Grove’s National Night Out
In a remarkable display of community unity, a large crowd of neighbors, supporters, first responders, and Village staff came together on Tuesday, August 4 at the Morton Grove Civic Center. The event celebrated Morton Grove’s
Los Angeles Council Leadership Changes Amid Mayoral Race
Los Angeles City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson plans to restructure the council’s committee on homelessness. Sources indicate the committee will be split into two separate groups: one focused on housing and the other on homelessness.