For 27 years, Chief Jason Bray led with dedication and heart. As he retires, Hickory Hills honors his unwavering service.
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Happy Valentine’s Day, beware of online extortionists
It’s Valentine’s Day, the perfect time for a romance-scam reminder.
Earlier this month, a Palos Hills resident looking for on-line affection recently reported becoming victim to an online blackmail scheme, police said.
Key, Straz at odds over Palos Heights business district development
Alderman Jeffery Key criticizes the lack of planning for Palos Heights’ business tax funds. Mayor Straz says the process takes time.
Palos Heights sells surplus police vehicles
Palos Heights aldermen approved selling surplus police vehicles and infrastructure improvements at their Feb. 4 meeting.
A single mom, a broken car, and a Christmas miracle
A struggling mom, a failing car, and a dealership’s kindness—how Homewood Chevy gave Deanne Recklaus the fresh start she needed.
UPDATE: Two men arrested in attempted 7-11 robbery may be linked to other crimes
Two men arrested after an attempted armed robbery at a 7-11 store in Palos Heights may be connected to additional crimes in the area, police said.
No new evidence in Hickory Hills child exploitation case, police say
Hickory Hills police confirm no new evidence in Trevor O’Donnell’s case as legal proceedings continue. His next hearing is Feb. 10.
Motorbike stolen from Palos Hills garage
A KTM 150 XC-W motorbike was stolen during a residential burglary in the 10400 block of 90th Avenue on Jan. 30, according to Palos Hills police.
Super Bowl Sunday serves up more than football — it’s also National Pizza Day
Chicago-area pizzerias celebrate National Pizza Day by sticking to tradition, perfecting their recipes, and serving up nostalgia with every slice.
From mascot to community Icon: Ruby’s journey in Palos Hills
For three years, Ruby the Heart charmed Palos Hills. Now, Kylie O’Connell reveals the story behind the town’s beloved mascot.
