A Bridgeview man has been charged with reckless homicide in the August 31 fatal crash at 99th Street and Harlem Avenue in Chicago Ridge.
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Cook County commissioner’s security firm faces new lawsuit alleging sexual assault by employee
A lawsuit accuses a private security company owned by Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison of sexual assault and negligent supervision involving a former employee.
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Man killed in Harlem Avenue crash
One man was killed and two people remain in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash Sunday night at 99th Street and Harlem Avenue in Chicago Ridge.
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Chicago Ridge man charged with stealing kayaks from Lake Katherine
Chicago Ridge man charged with stealing kayaks and oars from Lake Katherine nature center in Palos Heights.
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Orland Park Police host 21st annual Special Olympics Bike Ride
More than 75 cyclists joined Orland Park Police’s 21st annual bike ride, raising funds for Special Olympics Illinois and community programs.
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From boots to vacuums: Palos Heights Police recover $250K in stolen freight
A Palos Heights man is facing a felony charge after detectives uncovered more than $250,000 in stolen merchandise stashed inside his home and a Bridgeview storage unit.
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4 hurt in Orland Park home and apartment fires
Orland Park firefighters battled two separate fires hours apart last week, one at an apartment building and another at a home.Â
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Sheriff’s police to conduct traffic safety checkpoint in Bridgeview
Cook County Sheriff’s Police and Bridgeview Police will conduct a joint roadside safety checkpoint on Thursday, August 14.
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Orland man among 5 indicted for Covid-relief fraud
An Orland Park man was among five people indicted last week for allegedly fraudulently obtaining millions of dollars in Covid-relief loans.
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Hometown police take first place at Five-O Racing fundraiser for Special Olympics
Hometown police won the Five-O Racing event at Grundy County Speedway, raising thousands for Special Olympics Illinois and promoting inclusion.