Ruptured Pipeline Caused Natural Gas Odor: Manhattan Fire Officials

Residents are advised to stay indoors, close windows and turn off ventilation systems.

Comcast's Full Suite of Services Now Available in Manhattan

Expansion follows network investment of more than $1.4 billion in Illinois over the last three years

Manhattan Police Chief To Join Elite Group For FBI Training

Manhattan Police Chief Jeff Wold will attend the FBI's National Command Course in Quantico in May.

Arrowhead Ales Owner To Open BBQ Spot In Manhattan

New Lenox's Arrowhead Ales owner Mike Bacon will open barbecue spot Arrowhead Smoke Works in downtown Manhattan this summer.

Classical Blast In Kilts Concert at the Museum

Classical Blast In Kilts Concert on Friday, March 8th at the Joliet Area Historical Museum!

Once Homeless, Judge John Anderson Gives Back To The Community

The only “highly recommended” candidate for appellate court pursues justice in and out of the courtroom.

Deadline Nears For Scholarship In Memory Of Manhattan Teen

Jackson Lewis was 15 when he took his own life in June 2020. His parents and a close friend continue to honor his memory.

Know Before You Go: 30th Manhattan Irish Fest Set To Paint Town Green

Manhattan's beloved Irish Fest returns for its 30th year Friday, March 1 and Saturday, March 2 in downtown Manhattan.

Crete Woman, 47, Shoots Boyfriend During Break-up: Will Co. Sheriff

The incident happened just after midnight Feb. 27, the sheriff's department said.

AYSO Offering FREE Band & Orchestra Clinics

Middle School & High School - Free Band & Orchestra Clinics

“Highly Recommended” Judge John Anderson is No Stranger to Adversity

Anderson ranked “highly recommended” by Illinois Bar Association — the only one of seven appellate court candidates to receive this ranking.

Manhattan D114 Names Interim Superintendent After Abrupt Departures

The Manhattan District 114 Board of Education on Thursday appointed an interim superintendent to the seat vacated by Russell Ragon.

AUDITIONS (3/3 & 3/17) for Fall ‘24-American Youth Symphony Orchestra

Youth Orch & Chamber Music Auditions - ages 7-18, all orchestral instruments

Confusion As Manhattan D114 Superintendent, Head Of HR Resign Abruptly

Superintendent Russell Ragon and Director of HR Chris Ruddy both resigned abruptly late last week. The board told families Saturday.

Al Spears & The Hurricane Project - Blues Concert at the Museum

Al Spears & The Hurricane Project live in the Museum's Indoor Auditorium Theater Friday, February 23rd at 7pm

Scholarships Available for Fall ‘24-American Youth Symphony Orchestra

Scholarships Available for Young Musicians - Chamber Music & Orchestra Programs - ages 7-18, all orchestral instruments

Manhattan Police, Fire To Face Off In Chili Cook-Off

Manhattan Chili Cook-off is set for Feb. 18. Can Police Chief Wold pull off a win? Or will it be Fire Chief Malone again?

Manhattan Fire Commissioner Mourned, Remembered For Devotion To Town

James A. Swyndro died Sunday, Feb. 4. He was 79 years old.

Foundation Gifted $20K To Restore Protected 40 Acres In Manhattan

The land is located along Manhattan Creek, is owned by the Village of Manhattan and is adjacent to Manhattan Park District land.

Manhattan Officials Ban Local Sales Of Laughing Gas

The Manhattan Village Board on Tuesday passed an ordinance Tuesday banning the local sales of nitrous oxide for recreational use.

WINE TASTING at the Museum

Wine Tasting Event at the Joliet Museum featuring Bishops Hill Wines & The Nova Soul Quartet on Thursday, Feb, 15th at 6pm!

Family Dog Killed In Fire At Peotone Home: Authorities

Emergency personnel found the dog inside the home but attempts to resuscitate the animal were unsuccessful.

'A Big Leap': Manhattan Woman Chases Passion, Opens Frankfort Studio

Photography started as a hobby for Lindsay Haskett, but it's grown into so much more. The Manhattan mom now has her own space in Frankfort.

14-Year-Old Dies After Collapsing At Basketball Game

Amari Crite was a freshman at Momence High School, an athlete and a musician. She liked to draw and do hair.

Local Police, Will County Sheriff To Lead Citizens Police Academy

Frankfort, New Lenox, Mokena, and Manhattan police are teaming up with the Will County Sheriff's Department in the 10-session course.

AUDITIONS (2/4 & 2/18) for Fall '24-American Youth Symphony Orchestra

Youth Orch & Chamber Music Auditions - ages 7-18, all orchestral instruments

Manhattan Community Blood Drive Set For Feb. 1

The blood drive will be held at Village Hall Thursday from 2 to 7 p.m.

Stink Fogs 'Burbs | Guilty Of Coerced Child Labor | Crackers Tossed

PLUS: 2 adults, 1 baby injured in crash | Q of H at $230K | Kmart property sells | Little girl on big stages | Beloved bistro sold to chef

2 Adults, 1 Baby Injured In 2-Car Crash At US 52, Smith Road

The crash happened at the intersection of US 52 and Smith Road Wednesday around 4 p.m.

Manhattan Girl, 11, Shines On National Stages In Les Misérables Tour

Olivia Grace O'Sullivan is getting a taste of stardom, playing the role of Little Cosette in a national tour of the musical Les Mis.

Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials live at the Joliet Museum

Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials live in the Museum's Indoor Auditorium Theater Friday, February 9th at 7pm

On Feb. 6th: `Can You Afford to Retire?’ at New Lenox Public Library

Retirement expert Dr. Jim Flanagan, founder of Bentron Financial Group, leads session that helps you gauge your retirement readiness

Eastern Avenue Finally Open—Yes, Really: Manhattan Mayor

The one-mile, newly built extension is open to traffic as of Wednesday, Jan. 24.

Hamidreza Ghorbani's cooperation with the Famous German Legend!

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'The Inn Is Full': Manhattan Rescue Farm In Dire Need Of More Space

HHH Ranch needs more land and space to help its animals, and they're open to any possibilities.

Places To Watch The Big Game In, Near Manhattan: A List

Pick your spot in or near Manhattan to watch the NFL action Feb. 11.

Manhattan D114 Closes Schools, Opts For E-Learning Ahead Of Storm

Manhattan District 114 schools will be closed Friday, with students shifting to e-learning.

St. Joseph's Closes For A True Snow Day Ahead Of Storm

Manhattan's St. Joseph students will stay home from school and enjoy a true snow day Friday, with no required e-learning.

Bus Carrying Migrants Pulls In To Manhattan, Pulls Right Back Out: PD

The bus arrived at the Manhattan Metra station Wednesday and left promptly, Manhattan Police Chief Jeff Wold told Patch.

Dive Bar Closes | Hate Crime Against Neighbor | $1M Suit Against HS

PLUS: Man accused of molesting girl | Dog's new family gives back | DUI charge after cop car hit | Propane heater causes fire | 2024 babies!