Two Summit businesses suffered broken windows when they were broken into early Thursday morning, Feb. 12, police said.
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Burbank business construction stays hot despite hotel delays
A 4-year-old hotel project at 79th Street and State Road remains unfinished, with officials noting progress is continuing on the long-delayed construction.
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Prime Tacos opens in Summit with Hot Cheeto twist
Emilia Guerrero and Anthony Solis opened Prime Tacos in December, bringing their award-winning tacos and Hot Cheeto-coated dishes from a food truck to their first brick-and-mortar location at 5836 S. Harlem Avenue in Summit.
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La Grange Restaurant Week returns Feb. 27 through March 8
La Grange Restaurant Week runs Feb. 27–March 8 at 20 restaurants offering special menus and pricing across diverse cuisines.
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Ingredion unveils railcar in support of heart health
A custom-designed railcar promoting heart health will travel across the nation starting this month, carrying the American Heart Association’s “Move More!” message to communities nationwide.
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$550,000 Lucky Day Lotto ticket sold at Justice gas station
The ticket was purchased at the Exxon gas station located at 8359 S. Robert Road in Justice.
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Countryside chooses Mongolian BBQ over truck repairs
Countryside officials have authorized the sale of the former city hall site to QuickRun for $1.2 million.
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Longtime Justice animal clinic closes following veterinarian’s passing
Justice Animal Clinic has closed after the October 2025 death of Dr. Young Kang, leaving pet owners mourning a trusted caregiver.
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Car slams into beloved Beverly record shop on New Year’s Day
A car crashed into Beverly Phono Mart early New Year’s Day, damaging the popular Southwest Side record store.
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State grocery tax to end, but local taxes take effect Jan. 1
Illinois’ statewide 1% grocery tax will go away on Jan. 1, though most shoppers in the southwest suburbs will continue to be charged.