Eric Strasser and Rosy Strasser had been married for 10 years prior to her death on May 1, 2024.
On May 16, Illinois State Police were notified of an alleged threat made to State Rep. La Ha, who represents Homer Glen.
Sheriff's deputies arrived and found about 20 spent handgun shell casings along Arthur Avenue, the sheriff's office said.
Police also issued 14 citations for moving/equipment violations.
Rosy Strasser was planning to move, start a new life the night prosecutors say she was shot by her estranged husband in their Lockport home.
Eric Strasser was booked into the Will County jail Thursday afternoon on three counts of murder.
Police said three suspects got out of a vehicle and struck a window and the front door of the business with landscaping bricks.
A Lockport man has been charged after police say they found large amounts of drugs, including meth and heroin, at his two residences.
Deputies at the perimeter could see into the home and saw residents inside tending to normal activities, the sheriff's office said.
At Friday's sentencing on two counts of first-degree murder, the former Joliet Amazon paramedic insisted he was innocent of the slayings.
The former paramedic at the Joliet Amazon warehouse stood trial in the courtroom of Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak for the October 2020 slayings.
The parents called 911 after their 2-year-old child stopped breathing. After failed attempts to revive the child, she died.
John "Pistol Pete" Shadbar is accused of tossing M-80s over his Lockport neighbor's fence before her shooting. He will remain in jail.
The Homer Glen man had amphetamine, cocaine metabolite, cocaine and THC in his system at the time of the crash, officials said.
The campaign started Dec. 13, and will run through Jan. 2.
Will County Jail inmate Edward Weiher, 49, of Homer Glen, owns his own business and makes $555,000 per year, his defense lawyer revealed.
Will County prosecutors charged 49-year-old Edward Weiher and 27-year-old Alexa Balen in the death of their 2-year-old daughter this month.
Will County Judge Daniel Rippy handled Thursday's pretrial detention hearing for Homer Glen man Edward Weiher, 49.
Will County prosecutors charged 49-year-old Edward Weiher and 27-year-old Alexa Balen in the death of their 2-year-old daughter last week.
Lockport Police Department investigators Jacob King and John Arizzi were seated in Courtroom 405 on Friday afternoon for the jury verdicts.
The jury will resume deliberating in the slayings of mom Ashtin Eaton and baby Hazel Bryant on Friday morning.
Marcelina Baliczek was called by defense lawyer Michael Clancy as one of their witnesses. She has two daughters with Anthony Maggio.
Kelly Lynn Fontaine will also serve 3 years probation for parading, demonstrating or picketing inside the Capitol.
Two forensic scientists with the Illinois State Police crime lab in Joliet testified Tuesday morning in the Lockport double murder trial.
Anthony Maggio's phone remained in Crestwood, where he lived, at the time of the late-night murders of Ashtin Eaton and baby Hazel.
Anthony Maggio told Lockport Police that he blocked Ashtin Eaton on Snapchat. Hours later, the Lockport woman and her infant were slain.
The Lockport woman's Bible study was interrupted by the discovery of her dead daughter, Ashtin Eaton, and granddaughter Hazel, age 1.
Prosecutor James Zanayad said Anthony Maggio murdered Ashtin and baby Hazel because he did not want to become burdened with child support.
This high-visibility enforcement initiative will run from Aug. 16 through the early morning hours of Sept. 3, encompassing Labor Day weekend
This investigation is open and ongoing, police said.
The first victim, age 65, was shot in the head; the second victim, a woman, age 40, was shot in the foot.
Lockport Police wrote 52 citations for seatbelt violations.
The sheriff's office outlined previous police calls made to the home where they say a woman was shot by her neighbor this week.
John "Pistol Pete" Shadbar is accused of tossing M-80s over his neighbor's fence before this week's shooting. He will remain in jail.
The final cause and manner of death will be determined at a later date pending police, autopsy and toxicology reports, the coroner said.
Police believe additional charges will be filed against the man, who "fired dozens of rounds of ammunition with an assault style rifle."
Police said the man was armed with a rifle and briefly barricaded himself in his home before surrendering.
Officers also wrote two speeding, two seatbelt and four other equipment violations during the campaign.
Anthony Maggio, 29, of Crestwood, is facing multiple charges of first-degree murder after the 2020 killings of Ashtin Eaton and Hazel Bryant
On Friday, officers located Richardson at his residence and placed him under arrest for the outstanding warrant.