Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, Oct. 22.
A Romeoville man was killed in the crash.
The six involved submitted fraudulent claims for "patients" over 15 years, then skimming the funds for themselves.
The investigation started in March when a Plainfield school resource officer contacted the sheriff's office.
Yohanna Tab, 57, pleaded guilty in Will County Circuit Court to one count of Class 2 felony fraud.
The federal complaint alleges a Chicago woman and co-defendant modified 471 applicants' wage histories to gain $4.7M in unemployment funds.
The second annual Styles and Strikes Fashion Show is set for Nov. 5.
The school earned recognition for its high-performing academic achievements.
The League of Women Voters Palos-Orland will host an info session on the MVCC bond referendum on Sat., Oct. 24 at the Palos Heights Library.
The referendum would generate approximately $2.4 million in recurring operating revenue due to 28 percent increase in student enrollment.
The life-changing $1.8 million win is the second largest prize this year. The Illinois Lottery winner has one year to collect their prize.
RISE org. is focused on inclusivity and providing employment opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
K9 Officer Joie will specialize in locating missing persons and tracking suspects, the Village said.
Kristy Byers-Hillary and Dr. Brian Hillary this month celebrated nearly 2 decades in business in downtown Manhattan.
Candy, colorful booths, costume contest and a hike down a spooky trail planned for Friday, Oct. 23, on the Palos Park Village Green.
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