Hickory Hills Police Department’s Shop with a Cop program, where officers spent the afternoon shopping with families.
Category: Regional New News
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Body found in Willow Springs identified as missing Justice man
The body found Saturday morning in a grassy area near Archer Avenue and La Grange Road has been identified as Christian Doss.
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Loaded handgun found in car in Palos Heights
An East Hazel Crest man was arrested for possession of a weapon after he was stopped for a violation and a loaded handgun was found, police said.
Posted inReporter New News
Marrs-Meyer to provide holiday meal for Navy recruits
Great Lakes Naval recruits will arrive by bus on Christmas Day for the annual holiday meal held by the Marrs-Meyer American Legion Post 991.
Posted inReporter Business
Worth OKs adults with disabilities apartment complex
Ordinance variances were granted to allow the next phase of a special apartment complex that will be under construction in Worth.
Posted inRegional Mayhem
Woman charged with DUI and driving on blown tire
Police said a woman driving eastbound in the westbound lane near 135th Street with a blown out front tire nearly caused several accidents.
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Rollover crash leads to DUI charge
Police said a woman was trapped inside a rolled-over vehicle. Police said they detected a “strong odor of alcohol” as they were extracting her from her vehicle.
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Man charged with DUI in school parking lot
Man found passed out behind the wheel of his car on December 9 in the parking lot of St. Michael School, 14355 Highland Avenue, police said.
Posted inRegional New News
Ravinia to 161st connection one step closer in Orland Park
Orland Park officials are moving closer to connecting Ravinia Avenue to 161st Street and installing a traffic light at LaGrange Road and 161st Street.
Posted inSchools
Leo Choir shares South Side pride through powerful performance
Leo High School Choir captivates Beverly Arts Center audience, showcasing national talent and South Side pride after America’s Got Talent success.
