The Lansing Journal reviewed expenses approved by the Thornton Township Board of Trustees at its July meeting.

Kids took the stage at the Lansing Public Library on Monday, Sept. 21 to present the production, “Great Americans of the 20th ...

Carole Sharwarko spotted an old mailbox at Oakley Avenue and 178th Street while delivering copies of The Lansing Journal.

The Digital Divide/A Migration Story will take place on Monday, Sept. 28 at 6 p.m. at the Lansing Public Library, 2750 ...

The Lansing First Party introduced a trio of candidates for the upcoming 2027 local elections: Kim Morley, Bob Bonifazi, and ...

"We have been given some money to help people who have been impacted by the storms," says Pastor Michael Carey of Lighthouse ...

LANSING, Ill. — In honor of the Ford Hangar’s 100th anniversary year, the Village of Lansing hosted an Aviation Expo at Lansing Airport on Sept. 19. Though the air show portion was canceled due to a ...

For Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, The Lansing Journal asked Psychologist Trish Perez about helping people who are ...

The TF South Tri-Motor is still displayed outside the main entrance near the Hertz Auditorium, and Harry Lamoureux grabbed a ...

Janice Schurman and her husband Dave celebrated a day off by doing brunch together — with a Lansing Journal Latte. (Photo: Dave Schurman) ...

Phase 1 storm recovery mostly involved removing the massive amount of branches, leaves, and logs lining Lansing’s streets.