Beloved Manhattan Library Head Remembered For Steering Its Growth

Former Manhattan Public Library Director Judy Bunting died Oct. 5, at her home in New Jersey. She was director of the library for 16 years.

Manhattan Trick Or Treat Hours Set For Halloween 2024

Oct. 31 falls on a Thursday this year.

Manhattan District 114 Seeks Bids For Agricultural Leases Of Land

Proposals are due by Nov. 1. Interested parties must live within district boundaries.

Driver Of Car Hit By Train In Manhattan Went Around Gates: Metra

The incident happened Tuesday just before 7 p.m.

Train Hits Car In Manhattan, 1 Injured: Fire Chief

The incident happened at a crossing on Cedar near Delaney Road Tuesday night.

Manhattan 2024 Sex Offender Halloween Safety Map

There are currently seven registered sex offenders living in Manhattan.

Manhattan To Break Ground On $485K Water, Sewer Project

Officials will break ground Oct. 10 for water and sewer lines that will support a new fire station and public works facility.

Where To Pick Pumpkins Near Manhattan This Fall

Halloween is just a few weeks away; so it's time to pick your perfect pumpkin.

Great Moments In Vinyl play The Hits of 1974

Great Moments In Vinyl band plays "The Hits of 1974" Friday, Nov. 8th at the Joliet Area Historical Museum

Food Trucks, Fire Pits, Family Fun At Manhattan's Taste Of Fall

After a muddy debut in 2023, Manhattan's Taste of Fall is back for a day of family-friendly fun.

2nd Driver In Peotone Head-On Crash Dies: Sheriff

An 82-year-old woman and 24-year-old woman died in the incident, which was the second fatal crash near that intersection last week.

Manhattan Pints And Pork Teams To Pit Brews, BBQ In Taste Battle

Pints and Pork is set for Saturday, Sept. 28 in the parking lot of St. Joseph School in Manhattan.

Man Convicted Of Murder Of Bradley, Illinois Police Sergeant In 2021 Incident

Darius Sullivan was convicted of shooting and killing Bradley police Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic with her own service weapon in 2021.

FEMA Going Door-To-Door To Encourage Relief Applications: Will County

FEMA representatives will be encouraging residents to apply for Individual Assistance from the federal government after July 13–16 storms.

1 Dead After Head-On Crash On Wilmington-Peotone Road: Sheriff

The crash happened Thursday at 11 a.m., the sheriff's office said.

'Fierce As They Come': Manhattan Jr. HS Softball Touts Historic Season

Manhattan Jr. High's softball team will play in the IESA Class 3A State Tournament Friday, Sept. 27, capping a season for the books.

Manhattan Election Guide: What’s On The Ballot, What To Know

Early voting dates, how to register and how to vote by mail.

New Lenox Woman In Bar Assault Can't Have Contact With Victim: Courts

Anna Morowczynski, 44, of New Lenox, was charged after police said she assaulted another woman outside a Manhattan bar Saturday, Sept. 21.

New Lenox Woman Pulled Hair, Shoved Woman Outside Manhattan Bar: PD

The incident happened outside Fritz's Saloon Saturday, Sept. 21.

Nominating Petitions Available Now For April 2025 Election

Three trustee seats, village clerk, and mayor spots will be up for election in Manhattan.

1 Dead After Crash With Semi, Car: Sheriff

The crash happened just after 7 a.m. at Wilmington-Peotone and Center roads, Manhattan Fire District Chief Steve Malone said.

Taste of Frankfort Returns September 24

Tickets are still on sale for Frankfort Mayor Keith Ogle’s popular fall fundraiser, Taste of Frankfort.

More Than 50 Homes On The Map For Manhattan's Village-wide Garage Sale

Manhattan's Village-wide Garage Sale continues Saturday, Sept. 14.

First Bank Of Manhattan, New Lenox Awards NL Boutique $15,000 Grant

The grant is through the Community First Accelerate Grants for Small Business program, the bank said.

Village Of Manhattan To Receive $100K In Traffic Safety Planning Funds

The Village is one of six communities in Illinois chosen for the grant.

Threat Of Violence Against Manhattan Jr. High Unfounded: District 114

School officials early Wednesday morning were notified of a threat made against the school via social media.

Manhattan Trustee To Seek Another Term

Manhattan Trustee Justin Young has announced that he will seek to extend his stay on the Village Board.

Fire Engulfs Outbuilding In Peotone, No One Injured: Fire District

The fire happened Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

Peotone's Pride, "Millie," Needs A $950,000 Makeover

"Right here. We have the mill right here on the Village of Peotone logo," said Village Administrator Nick Palmer.

Driver Ejected In Rollover Crash: Manhattan Fire

The rollover happened at Route 52 and Scheer Road Wednesday afternoon.

Registration Open For Manhattan's 'Scarecrows On Parade'

The Village provides the scarecrow frames for free, and you chip in the creativity.

Manhattan's Labor Day Party, Parade Back September 1–2

The Labor Party is Sunday, Sept. 1, with a parade set for Monday, Sept. 2.

The Red Roses - Live on the Museum's Outdoor Rooftop

"The Red Roses" concert on the JAHM Rooftop - Friday, Sept. 6th at 7pm

Manhattan D114 To Receive $1M In Grant Money: Senator Joyce

D114 is among 20 schools in the 40th Legislative district to benefit from an evidence-based funding formula implemented in 2017.

Registration Open Now For Manhattan's Village-wide Garage Sale

The sale is set for Friday, Sept. 13 and Saturday, Sept. 14.

Manhattan Mayor To Seek Second Term

Adrieansen touts continued work on the Village's comprehensive plan and a downtown master plan.

Man Surprises Wife With $25 Scratch-off, It Wins Them $1 Million

The ticket was sold at a tobacco shop in Monee.

1 Found Shot Inside Manhattan Home, No Threat To Public: Police

The incident happened on Spring Street in Brookstone Springs subdivision Sunday afternoon, police said.

'He's Our Bird': Manhattan Sparrow Stranded After Derecho A Fighter

Manhattan resident Niki Costello knew she needed to help the featherless creature found after the July 15 derecho.

Body Cam Shows Moment K-9 Led Deputy To Missing Man: Sheriff

A scent kit compiled by the family of a missing Beecher man proved crucial in leading police to him, Will County Sheriff's Office said.