Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, May 19.
The shooting happened late Monday night at Half-Time Lounge in Midlothian, police said.
The threats were made via email and have been determined to be not credible, police said.
The teen girl and her parents are suing Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre and Live Nation Entertainment for alleged negligence.
A female cyclist was struck after leaving the bike path at 159th and Ridgeland Thursday evening, Oak Forest police said.
The spill closed a portion of Gougar Road for nearly 12 hours Tuesday, police said.
Frankfort businessowner and Mokena man Scott Sumrall was arrested on several gun charges Friday morning, police said.
More than 20 employers are set to be at the fair on May 21, Will County said.
Visitation and funeral services for CFD Engineer Steven M. Decker, 61, will take place Thursday, May 21, and Friday, May 22.
Registration is open now for the June 13 event. Sponsorships are also welcomed.
A dedication ceremony will be held Sunday, May 24.
The market is set for Sunday, May 24 at Hailstorm Brewing in Tinley Park.
Palos Park police will be conducting high visibility patrols for impaired, distracted and unseatbelted motorists Memorial Day weekend.
The Children's Museum in Oak Lawn's queen of hearts raffle will be pulled every Thursday at PD's Place. The first drawing is May 28.
Passionate OLCHS students gathered April 25 to advance the American Cancer Society’s vision of ending cancer as we know it.
Memorial Day Field Masses will be celebrated at Chicago Catholic Cemeteries across Cook and Lake Counties on Monday, May 25.
Concerts will be held every Sunday, June 21 through Aug. 30, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
The project will last through mid-July.
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