Palos Heights police are searching for a Chicago man whose car and personal effects were found in the 11800 block of South Harlem Avenue.
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Palos Heights promotes John Parnitzke to deputy chief
After layoffs and long nights, John Parnitzke steps into Palos Heights leadership, carrying lessons from every chapter of his career.
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Yott named police chief in Palos Heights, following in father’s footsteps
Mike Yott, son of former chief Larry Yott, brings 20 years of service and a family legacy to the Palos Heights Police Dept. top job.
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Strays, snakes and second chances: Police step in when animals need help
Southwest suburban police officers are rescuing strays, reuniting lost pets, and sometimes adopting the animals no one else claims.
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Casten urges residents to speak out at town hall meeting
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten tells a capacity crowd at the Evergreen Park Community Center they need to speak out against President Donald Trump.
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 Fake Apple products sold in Palos Heights driveway scam
Police say a man claimed he was an Amazon driver, sold fake Apple gear from his car, then vanished. Not for long.
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Palos Heights hosts Food, Inc. 2 screening as Part of One Earth Film Festival
Palos Heights hosts Food, Inc. 2 screening for One Earth Film Festival, promoting sustainability and community environmental awareness.
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Chicagoland leaders gather at Trinity Christian College
Trinity Christian College hosted a breakfast uniting Chicagoland leaders to explore deeper community partnerships and reimagine higher education.
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Bob Pearson turns 100 and still greets the world with a thumbs up
Bob Pearson, a beloved Palos Heights resident, celebrated his 100th birthday surrounded by family, sharing smiles, music, and memories.
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Pass Health Foods hosts second annual Vegan Baking Contest
Pass Health Foods hosted its second annual Vegan Baking Contest, celebrating community, creativity, and delicious plant-based desserts in Palos Heights.
