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Resting On A Fence, 'Tom and Jerry' And A Bird With A Mohawk: IL In Photos
This week's photo roundup from across Illinois.

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This week's photo roundup from across Illinois.

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The Illinois Department of Public Health said that there are 995 confirmed and probable cyclosporiasis cases in the state as of Tuesday.
The annual Lake Forest show is set to showcase cars spanning 120 years, along with motorcycles, food and live music.
Two years ago, residents in another section resisted such a move. A split council went ahead.
The city councilmember said her campaign will focus on economic growth, planning and downtown investment.
The developer first began working with the village two years ago on the proposal to build a warehouse off Ridge Road and Johnson Street.
Burglars break into a pizzeria and break the owner's heart, and how a hot dog joint became a local magnet for mischief.
The city is doing much better than a lot of towns, including Hinsdale and La Grange.
WESCOM advised the Plainfield motorist had a valid and servable warrant from Kendall County for failure to appear in court.
The Shorewood police officers ordered Ruiz Carrasco to the rear of his vehicle and placed him in handcuffs.
The city plans to seek state money to pay for most of the project. Engineering is expected to take place in 2027 and 2028.
Hit-and run driver Mary Beth Mosqueda of Joliet has remained in Will County Jail nearly two years. She killed a Plainfield couple in 2024.
Over the Fourth of July enforcement period, police were on the lookout for traffic violations.
Two park officials recommended putting the issue on the ballot. This followed the denial of a voters' petition.
Hug brought up the topic of serious crashes taking place around Joliet during this week's Joliet City Council meeting, wondering why.
A high-pressure gas line break in Evanston prompted a shelter-in-place order Friday morning.
Last week, Joliet Patch produced a story about the recent arrest of Joliet transient Michael Ritchey for damaging the Joe's Hot Dog site.
The business started in 2017. It has not had any code complaints, the village said.
Shorewood police said the victim exited the residence, and officers observed a large laceration on their chin with fresh blood.
A personal email exchange between Commissioner Colleen Root and a resident landed her in hot water with the board and formally disciplined.
Administrative adjudication fines have been assessed but remain unpaid, according to Director of Community Development Dustin Anderson.
He holds two elected jobs with full-time salaries, which have spiked in recent years.