Flooded with animals in need of adoption, South Suburban Humane Society put out a call for help on social media Monday.
Mary Cantway will turn 108 on Sept. 30, and the Village is asking anyone interested to send her a birthday card and well wishes.
Hidden Gem Half Marathon precedes the start of Flossmoor Fest. Fest fun starts at 1 p.m.
Pumpkin season is almost here. Find out where to get the pick of the patch near Homewood-Flossmoor.
The deadline for photo submissions has been extended to midnight Friday, Sept. 16.
Applications are available online and must be returned no later than Sept. 16.
Homewood's Fall Fest is scheduled to return Saturday, Sept. 24.
Homewood residents can buy discounted trees at the farmers' market on two dates in September.
Your Patch editor is doing another sit-down opportunity Sept. 9 for all H-F Patch readers, and she majorly needs your help!
Deputy Police Chief Clinton Wagner has retired, effective August 26.
The run will weave its way through Flossmoor neighborhoods and streets. Registration is open!
Pull your train into Flossmoor Station Brewing Company for new seasonal beers and something for everyone at their unique South Side spot.
Beatrice Fells told CBS she is behind on her mortgage payments due to an error by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Residents continue to demand answers from the Village and police regarding the July 10 police shooting of Madeline Miller, 64.
Tavares Davis came a long way to build himself and his business, The Funnel Cake Man. His wife wants to see his killer brought to justice.
Enter your photos of the Izaak Walton preserve to see if you can win a spot in the 2023 calendar.
Joy Arseneau has battled leukemia for two years, with multiple transfusions. "Drip for Joy" blood drive is a way for family to give back.
Work is in progress at the new location that will house Markham Animal Clinic, which will become Homewood Veterinary Care.
Dr. La'Shawn Littrice issued a statement on behalf of several groups pushing back against the Village's reasoning for canceling the event.
The Village issued notice of the cancelation Tuesday afternoon after learning of "conversations" that caused concern among police.
Hastings is partnering with local government officials to host a free community Touch-A-Truck event from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 30.
Total loss on the facility is $130,000. "I think we'd be better off if they had burned it to the ground," chief says.
Alexis Wilson, 19, was shot and killed by Dolton police in July 2021. Her family is alleging excessive force in the incident.
The July 31 event will take guests on a 2.5-mile, guided walking tour of the 15 Richard Haas murals in Homewood.
Residents from Flossmoor and surrounding towns gathered Monday to demand an internal investigation into a July 10 fatal police shooting.
Patch Editor Lauren Traut will be in your neck of the woods Thursday, July 14. Stop by and see her, and get some Patch goodies.
Markham Animal Clinic staff announced on social media Wednesday that it will relocate to a new facility in Homewood this fall.
There's a new face in charge of Homewood-Flossmoor Patch, though it might look familiar to some of you.
Police arrested Martez Price in connection to the stabbing at Mod Pizza Friday. Police said the woman is recovering from her wounds.
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The song was sung publicly for the first time at the village's 'Zip Code Party' over the weekend.
Over 100 portraits of residents were wallpapered outside Village Hall as part of a public art initiative that promotes positivity.
Plus: Silver Cross Makes Best Maternity Hospital List, Homewood Acres Fire Dept. Needs Money, 'Innocent Motorist' Injured In Shooting.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office is investigating the Saturday break-in where 4 kids are seen taking hammers to the entire volunteer station
Illinois put an end to surprise medical bills, thanks to the support of State Senator Michael E. Hastings.
Illinois has new laws on the books to combat car hijackings, thanks to the support of State Senator Michael E. Hastings.
The Summer Book Club requires students to read eight books, record the names of the books on a form to Hastings’ office by Aug. 19.
According to event organizers, the show is open to all and will feature live music and discounted drinks.
A group of employees helped pack over 8,000 pounds of food at Restoration Ministries as part of Nicor's annual initiative.