The community is the hero in Tinley Park, Elgin, Joliet and many other Chicago-area towns, where alert and responsive kids and adults learned of threats to their schools and quickly reached out to authorities. “I can’t emphasize enough how important it is for the community to keep us in the know,” Tinley Park Police Chief Thomas Tilton said.
Park Forest police Chief Brian Rzyski thinks COVID-19 may have changed some driving habits early on said police stops have risen.
The power of live music and the feeling it gives us transcends age and can fill you with memories and emotions you first felt years ago, Donna Vickroy says.
Urban Growers Collective produces vegetables, culinary and medicinal herbs and flowers, said Erika Allen, CEO and co-founder.
Robin Kassis, who helped expand the Orland Township Food and Pet Pantry from a few shelves to a 2,200-square-foot operation, died Aug. 18.
Park Forest Mayor Joe Woods wrote he was the victim of a violent crime in which one of the assailants had a large knife in his hands.
OAI of Park Forest will develop a clean energy demonstration site with a $100,000 check from Northern Illinois Community Initiatives.
The Conservation Fund helped Marty and MariKate Thomas expand their small Kakadoodle farm in Frankfort to 74 acres in Matteson.
Suzie Brown and Jane Steinmetz both worked together on various projects through the decades to improve life in Park Forest.
When are we going to give carjackers stiffer penalties? This is beyond ridiculous. Another one in West Beverly. Thomas Patrick McClory, Bridgeview