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Man Tries To Lure Girl Into Car | Amazon Retail Project A Go | Woman Killed In Crash A 'Beacon Of Light'
ALSO: Smash-and-grab at gaming café | Baling machine catches fire | Taco spot out, sports bar in | Tax appeal open | 500 hrs. of service

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, Jan. 20.
A 'suspicious' man tried to get a young girl to come to his car Monday near 95th Street and Kedzie Avenue, Evergreen Park police said.
Amazon's plan for a retail development at 159th and LaGrange Road has cleared its final hurdle, with the Village Board signing off 5-2.
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Makenna Maurisak, known to many as Kenna, died Jan. 15 in a crash with a school bus in Manhattan.
The crew broke into Elsie's Place and rifled the gaming machines before splitting with cash all within a few minutes, Worth police said.
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The New Lenox Mexican spot's last day open was Sunday, Jan. 18. It will then close for a remodel and re-branding.
The fire happened just after 1 p.m. Thursday, fire officials said.
The property tax appeal period is open now through Feb. 3.
Mt. Greenwood resident Joseph 'Joey' Ruzevich claims "unprecedented momentum" in the Illinois 6th Congressional District democratic primary.
Marist High School students completed more than 500 hours of volunteer service for local organizations through campus ministry.
Representatives for the Catholic school will lead the 50-unit community parade on Saturday, March 7.
Friendly Evergreen Park Community High School student interns will help residents troubleshoot their devices Wednesdays, at the EP library.
Hundreds of LTHS students were named to either the high honor roll or the honor roll for the first semester.
The Board originally denied the request in September 2025 in a 4-2 vote.
Senior Elani Trejo is one of two students in the state chosen for the program.
The application deadline is March 6.
The event is for parents only, on Feb. 19 at the school.
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