From as early as he can remember, Timothy Ward knew that he wanted to fly. In high school, Ward was on his way to a swim team event that required him to travel by plane.  All Ward could think about...

  The rest of the story is in the Issue 1 Prospector newspaper.   Students gathered in the stands at George Gattas Memorial Stadium to cheer on the Knights in the homecoming game against...

Chicago had the privilege of hosting the Democratic National Convention (DNC) for the first time since 1996, and the community was involved in every part of it. Human Geography teacher Erik Hodges lives...

The emergence of Monkeypox (Mpox) has caused concern for some members of the Prospect community, as some are on edge because of their experiences with the lockdown of 2020 from the Coronavirus (COVID-19)...

2024 will be the first year in which National Hispanic Heritage Month (NHHM) is officially observed in Mount Prospect. At a village hall meeting on September 10, Mayor Paul Wm. Hoeffert of Mount Prospect...

Last Monday night at around 10 pm, a 2016 Dodge Challenger and a 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe collided head-on on Rand Road in Arlington Heights. Police closed Rand Road between Euclid Avenue and Schoenbeck Road...

Students that attend Township High School District 214 were notified at the end of the 2023-2024 school year that there would be a new start and end of school time for the upcoming school year. All...

I remember sitting on my coach finally being able to catch up on what was happening with American politics - because I can’t ever stay on top of the latest arguments - when I saw a familiar face appear...

Surprised, confused, and excited. All three were emotions that science teacher Shelby Rosin felt as a band of administrators scurried into her classroom, cameras in hand, to congratulate her on her nomination...

When walking to the Cotillion Banquet Hall, junior Frank Deblasio, looked around to see everyone dressed in their finest suits and prettiest dresses. At that moment he realized that all of the prom committees,...

The 13- and 17-year periodical cicadas are emerging simultaneously this spring in Illinois, making for an uncommon natural display. The state is being overtaken by billions of cicadas from Broods XIX and...