St. Laurence High School breaks ground on a 34,000-square foot fieldhouse to be ready for the 2027-28 academic year
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Comings & Goings: Halloween season stores return
Halloween is more than seven weeks away, but Spirit Halloween stores have already begun celebrating the season of the witch by opening stores across the south suburbs.
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Frankfort Fall Fest returns Labor Day weekend
The 58th annual Frankfort Fall Festival returns on Saturday, September 5, for an end-of-summer celebration featuring food, music, a carnival, and award-winning arts and crafts.
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Storm rips roof off of animal hospital as second tornado hits Orland Park: Update
A powerful storm damaged an Orland Park animal hospital Tuesday, forcing more than 40 dogs and staff to take shelter.
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Beecher, Crete and Monee hit hardest by storms
For Eastern Will County residents, July 27, 2026, probably will be remembered for the damages left in the wake of torrential rainfall and violent wind bursts.
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Local families rally to fight rare neurological disorder
Mokena families unite for CMTA Chicago Walk 4 CMT, raising awareness, funding research and supporting those affected by rare disease.
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Bluegrass takes over Frankfort
The Frankfort Bluegrass Festival welcomed award-winning performers, international musicians and families for a weekend of free music and community fun.
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Berger Station finds the perfect home in Frankfort
Berger Station has opened in Frankfort, serving porterhouse steak burgers, specialty grilled cheese, gluten-free options and late-night dining.
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Miles for Maddog walk honors Maddie Grobmeier’s legacy of giving
Hundreds honored Maddie Grobmeier in Frankfort walk celebrating her organ donation legacy and promoting life-saving awareness and community connection.
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Frankfort Country Market draws crowds despite drizzle
Drizzle and cool breezes did not stop crowds from filling Frankfort Country Market as vendors, music and community kicked off the season.