Worth trustees made it official last week, approving an ordinance that restricts anyone under 18 from riding e-scooters in the village.
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Oak Lawn police arrest man for armed home invasion and robbery
A Worth man was arrested by Oak Lawn police after officers responded to reports of an attempted burglar at a condominium in the 10900 block of Keating Avenue.
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Worth wants to curb e-scooters
Worth is the latest municipality weighing what restrictions should be implemented on youths and teens who are riding e-scooters and e-bikes.
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Gale Moore Park Packed With Autumn Fun
Worth Fall Fest drew over 700 people to Gale Moore Park for food trucks, live music, games, raffles, and community spirit.
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$12,000 bakery order ends in man’s arrest
A Worth bakery became the setting for a failed shopping spree when a man tried to use a stolen credit card to buy thousands of dollars in goods, Palos Heights police said.
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Worth Park District gears up for 16th annual Fall Fest
Gale Moore Park will come alive with family fun as the Worth Park District hosts its 16th annual Fall Fest on Sunday, Oct. 5.
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Stagg senior takes school safety mission to Congress
Stagg High School’s Quwiyya Folaji joined Sandy Hook Promise in Washington, advocating for school safety, prevention programs, and student-led change.
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Cunningham to step down after 16 years in Springfield
Sen. Bill Cunningham, a Chicago Democrat with a reputation for taking charge of energy and climate change legislation, will step down at the end of his current term.
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Shepard High School honors 9/11 heroes in remembrance ceremony
Shepard High students and JROTC honored 9/11 with a ceremony, name readings, and track laps, marking 15 years of remembrance.
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CHSD 218 Staff Member Donates Inspirational First Book to School Libraries
CHSD 218 job coach Sylvia G. Miles donates her debut book, inspiring students and fathers with stories of growing up fatherless.