Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, July 21.
The crash happened at 157th and Cicero Saturday night, police said Monday.
The man was last seen on foot in the 8800 block of 179th Street, police said.
The man pleaded guilty earlier this year to the heists in Orland Park and Calumet City.
The woman brought the Smith & Wesson handgun into the Kankakee County Courthouse on July 17.
Prosecutors said the man, along with a Crestwood woman and a Frankfort woman, received kickbacks from applicants to submit fraudulent claims.
"Corruption by law enforcement officials strikes at the heart of government," attorneys said at the former chief's sentencing.
The man was seen on security cameras trying door handles on cars in the early morning hours Tuesday, according to police reports.
The boil advisory will remain in effect for the next 24 to 48 hours until bacteriological testing is completed, village officials said.
Zin Club was targeted in the early morning hours Friday. Several suspects are still at large after fleeing on foot.
The show is also looking for nonspeaking background roles.
The Village announced that Jim Cornelison will sing the anthem at the Veterans Tribute.
Fido's Landing has ceased operations at its Homewood space, with all its dogs now in foster homes.
Morgan Park Academy sets Sept. 12 for the 2026 homecoming and alumni reunion, with special recognition for classes ending in "1" and "6."
Faith Walk on Sept. 12 to support children in need of tutoring, as well as grieving mothers and those in need of shelter.
This year's fest will run from Sept. 4 to Nov. 8.
The business announced in June that it has a seven-unit development agreement for the Chicago area.
The coffee chain is one of the tenants announced in a retail redevelopment concept plan in Romeoville.
State Rep. Harry Benton resigned earlier this month amid allegations of harassment.
Rose Theatrics will put on Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill: The Musical weekends July 31–Aug. 9.
The event runs from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 29.
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