The City has issued a request for proposals for an Oak Forest fireworks display in 2024. It would be the first display since 2019.
The charity arm of Oak Forest's Gaelic Park is raffling off a home valued at $650,000. Tickets are $100 each.
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Kurt Krueger was 62 years old when he died following a crash with a motorcycle and car in June 2019.
The fire happened Sunday around 3 p.m. in the 15200 block of Lavergne Avenue.
St. Damian in Oak Forest has coordinated two DV101 sessions, to increase domestic violence awareness and provide support for any impacted.
Oak Forest Resident and Founder and CEO Announces Retirement with the Nonprofit Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation
Funeral services have been set for Lauren Pikor, 30, the victim of a fatal stabbing Friday, Aug. 4 in Oak Forest.
Lauren Pikor was a single mom with an 8-year-old daughter, according to family. A fundraiser has been started to support her.
The crash happened on I-294 at 167th Street near Hazel Crest Friday morning.
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Participants and families in the South Suburban Special Recreation Association are invited to the gathering Saturday, August 19.
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Patch has your complete guide to Independence Day fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Oak Forest.
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Isabella Avila was the fan plucked from the crowd at Taylor Swift's first Eras show at Soldier Field, given Swift's signature hat.
Thomas "Tom" Bettenhausen was an Oak Forest firefighter/paramedic for 30 years prior to his retirement in 2008.
The bargain-hunting adventure will take place on June 2-3 and offers local residents the opportunity to seek out neighborhood treasures.
Oak Forest Bowl owner Keith Tadevich continues to navigate a tragedy he never saw coming, and shares where he's at in the process.
Emma is a dedicated soccer player, AP student, band member, and "an amazing person." She also loves metal music!
John Moroz started at Oak Forest High School in 1973, just three years after the school opened. Now, he says goodbye.
Sign up in advance to be added to the master list of homes participating in the June 2–3 event.
A Birthday Surprise Brings Toys, Gifts and Gift Cards to Children and Teens Fighting Cancer
Cooper's Bar and Grill in Oak Forest and Kenootz Pizza in Midlothian will offer spots for displaced staff of Oak Forest Bowl.
Images show the devastated interior of the beloved bowling alley, surrounded still by the building's charred brick walls.
Western Golf Association returns to site of the 1915 and 1931 Western Junior.
Joseph, a junior at Oak Forest High School, always comes prepared—to hone his skills, encourage castmates, even bandage wounds.
Oak Forest residents must purchase and display vehicle stickers by June 30.
Oak Forest High School senior Brenden has "worked hard, listened to criticism, and tried to improve his craft," and inspires others.
Someone is sitting on a ticket worth a nice bit of cash from an April 13 Lotto drawing.
Oak Forest's Jason, a senior at Mount Carmel, has flourished in high school, with dedication to several sports, SADD, and Campus Ministry.
The ticket matched all six winning numbers in the Lotto Million 1 drawing Thursday, April 13.
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Residents can dispose of household items such as mattresses, furniture and carpet, as well as washers, dryers, and refrigerators.
Lily Brown has a rare condition that limits her in many ways. Seeing the "Bejeweled" singer won't be one of them, thanks to some friends.
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