Show off your nature-themed art creations at the Forest Preserve's Festival of Arts Through Nature; all items must be handmade.
Dr. Scott Park will open Monday, July 14—a dream built from inspiration, teamwork and legacy.
Application period is open now. Deadline to apply is July 15.
The Will County Threshermen's Association annual show will be held July 17–20 at Spiess Farm.
The grant will support Will Co. opioid remediation programs aimed at treatment and recovery. Applicants must be in Will County.
The Will County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday announced new K-9 officers Echo, Edo and Spawn.
HHH Ranch has launched a fundraising campaign to help with the purchase of new equipment they say is essential to their operations.
The Manhattan chapter of a rapidly growing nonprofit that supports kids and families amid critical illness is touching hearts.
Manhattan resident Jackson Lewis was 15 and a freshman at Lincoln-Way West when he took his own life in June 2020.
The sale is set for Friday, June 13 and Saturday, June 14, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sales held rain or shine.
Officials invite the public to submit their input on a long range transportation plan. The window to submit feedback closes soon.
A $32,000 grant from Earthrise Energy will fund the purchase of gear designed to reduce cancer risks to firefighters.
The market is set for Saturday, July 19. It's open to business-minded youth ages 17 and younger. Registration is required.
The Will County Health Department is reminding residents to be vigilant of potential rabies exposure.
The Vintage Tractor Drive is set for Saturday, June 7. The event offers a scenic 40-mile drive through Will County countryside.
Cops will be atop Manhattan's Dunkin location on Friday, May 16 to raise money for Special Olympics Illinois.
Terry Salabura is fighting breast cancer. A photoshoot fundraiser for her is set for May 10 at Peaceful Grounds' "Mamas and Mimosas."
Manhattan Township seniors or people with disabilities can now register for Will County’s curb-to-curb paratransit bus service.
Run, walk or sprint into spring and chill out at a post-run party featuring a face painter, a photo booth, lawn games and free refreshments.
The village-wide garage sale will be held Friday, June 13 and Saturday, June 14. Registration is open until June 6.
Two rescues are working together and have caught some of the horses, which have been on the loose since Saturday.
Event featuring music, food, and a peek at newly finished Baker Hill rental is set for Saturday, April 26. Proceeds benefit local causes.
HHH Ranch is launching a program to develop life skills in foster children with complex trauma needs. They're in need of mentors.
An 11-acre former farm on Baker Rd. and US 52 has been turned into a short-term rental its new owners hope will inspire togetherness.
It’s a “privilege to serve [the] community and the people in it,” says Fire Chief Steve Malone, who has been with the district since 2001.
Hannah Mroch, 9, always wants to help others, starting with something as simple as baking cookies and donating the proceeds.
The incident happened early Monday, police said. Authorities are working to confirm the woman's identity.
Sunny skies made for a perfect day for a parade in downtown Manhattan Saturday, March 8.
Manhattan's beloved Irish Fest returns for its 31st year Friday, March 7 and Saturday, March 8 in downtown Manhattan.
Lake jumpers will dive into icy water at Sunset Lakes in Manhattan. Funds raised will support Project Fire Buddies. Spots still remain.
Manhattan Weather Channel's Dan Casper has been diagnosed with lung cancer. He is terminal, and will soon enter hospice care.
Daniel Casper is a fixture in Manhattan, and has given of himself for years to help residents. Now they're being asked to give back.
St. Patrick will amalgamate with St. Joseph's in Manhattan. St. Boniface in Monee impacted, too.
The application period is Feb. 15 through April 15.
Jackson Lewis was 15 when he took his own life in June 2020. His parents and a close friend continue to honor his memory.
John "Jack" Fitzgerald died Jan. 27 at 85 years old. He was a devoted public servant as both mayor and fire district chief.
Manhattan's Laura Cler was a beloved Kirby D140 teacher and leader for Special Olympics. Her son Jackson is keeping her spirit alive.
Sign up for the free Why We Burn program today to learn how this land management tool keeps the preserves healthy and diverse.
The event will be held Jan. 30, with both a morning and evening session. Discussion will center around plans for Manhattan's downtown.
The wreaths were placed at veterans' grave sites in December, in Wreaths Across America.