Andrzej Krupa, age 71, passed away on July 11, 2026.
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Janet Lee Augustine, 71
Janet Lee (Quilty) Augustine, 71, of Chicago, Illinois, passed away peacefully on July 11, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family.
Palos Hills police investigate $120K ruse burglary, make DUI arrest
Palos Hills police investigating ruse theft of valuable coins, cash, and make traffic arrests for DUI, license and registration violations.
Oak Lawn police arrest six in retail theft, DUI and assault cases
Oak Lawn police arrested six people in late June and early July on charges including retail theft, drug possession, DUI, and assault.
Manteno Garage Sales
Manteno held their citywide garage sales last weekend with more than 80 residents participating. The streets were bustling with activity, and turnout was great.
Harris announces $560,000 coming to area libraries
State Sen. Napoleon Harris III announced that Peotone libraries would be receiving almost $30,000 in grant money from the Secretary of State’s office.Â
Police Blotter
Disclaimer: Charges against each defendant are merely accusations, with all defendants presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. BEECHER On June 18, Eliseo Aguirre, 65, of Chicago, was stopped for an equipment violation. Further investigation determined that Aguirre had a revoked driver’s license and was charged accordingly for the noted violation. A […]
Man shoots self in head in Worth
Worth police responded to a well-being check on the 7100 block of West 107th Street on Wednesday morning and found a man who had suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound.Â
Former Argo D217 superintendent pleads not guilty to theft and official misconduct
William Toulios, the former superintendent of Argo Community High School District 217, has been charged with theft and official misconduct for allegedly using a district-issued credit card to pay for more than $10,000 in personal expenses, including adult websites, golf equipment, and gift cards.
Pritzker waives tax penalties for residents in 11 counties hit by severe storms
Illinois residents and businesses in 11 counties affected by spring and early summer storms can now request waivers of tax penalties and interest if severe weather prevented them from filing or paying on time.
