Cook County officials are asking residents affected by flash flooding between July 25 and July 28 to complete an online survey documenting property damage.
Category: Hickory Hills
National Night Out celebrations return on August 5
Neighborhoods across the Southwest Side and southwest suburbs will again celebrate first responders at National Night Out next week.
Les Brothers has been an Oak Lawn institution for more than 50 years
Les Brothers Restaurant is celebrating 53 years as a family-run Oak Lawn staple, with deep roots, loyal customers, and lasting flavor.
Rainbow Cone celebrates with summer reading kickoff in Palos Hills
Green Hills Library kicked off summer with free Rainbow Cone, games, and music to launch its annual reading challenge.
Hills Farmers Market returns
The fourth annual Hills Farmers Market kicked off on June 6 at Hickory Hills City Hall and runs 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. through October.
Hickory Hills robbery suspect was convicted sex offender
A man killed in a shootout with Hickory Hills police has been identified as public records reveal a prior convictio
Man dies after shootout with Hickory Hills police
A man died after he was involved in a shootout Thursday night with Hickory Hills police after allegedly trying to rob a gas station.
Support, criticism collide at Argo board meeting
Public support and sharp criticism collide at Argo’s board meeting as residents weigh in on Superintendent Toulios and credit card probe.
Hickory Hills officers hit the roof for Special Olympics
Officers climbed the Dunkin’ roof on 95th Street, waved at drivers, and raised money for Special Olympics alongside their community.
Farmers market adds cheese vendor, food trucks for summer
Four aldermen were sworn in May 8 as the Hickory Hills council tackled street racing concerns, public safety wins, and summer plans.
