Good morning, Joliet.

The Joliet Area Historical Museum is hosting its rooftop concert featuring Chicago Blues Angels at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept.

26. Tickets cost $17 for a live performance held at the museum downtown — a community staple for local art and music.

Joliet Township High School District 204 said Wednesday night that an investigation into a reported racial slur by a Joliet West football coach did not find evidence to support the claim — and the district urged anyone with further details to speak with school administration.

The Crest Hill Lions Club is hosting free hearing and retinal screenings on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the White Oak Library District on City Center Blvd in Crest Hill in partnership with the Lions of Illinois Foundation.

After five weeks of play, expert projections show that about 40 to 45 IHSA football teams will reach three wins by the end of Week 6 and roughly 20 two-win teams will complete the needed 384-team playoff field.

The analysis spans all eight classes as teams adjust later matchups.

Joliet Township hosted the Southwest Prairie Conference girls golf meet at Inwood Golf Course on Wednesday, Sept.

23. Local players competed in the event at a well-kept course that brought community support.

Peotone's boys soccer team beat Kaneland 3-1 yesterday (with senior Santino Petrizzi scoring twice and assisting once), advancing to today's Rivals Cup semifinals.

Lincoln-Way East girls won the SouthWest Suburban Conference title at Green Garden with a score of 308, led by Grace Zhang — with four golfers finishing in the top five.

In a related event at Wolf Creek in Pontiac, Seneca claimed the team title with an 18‐hole score of 380.

Bishop McNamara's boys golf team won the All-City title at Oak Springs Golf Course (site of the event) on Wednesday, Sept.

23 as Nolan Andrews clinched the individual playoff win over Herscher's Jameson Warner. The close finish sets up challenging regionals for all teams next week.