The monthly evening edition of “Coffee With The Chief” kicks off Friday, March 28, at Palos Park Police Headquarters.
Gigi Fernando and Gladys Ramirez deepen their connection to Franciscan values on 10-day journey through sacred sites
Nick T., a participant in St. Coletta’s Supported Employment Program, steps up to the challenge
Stop by March 17th to enjoy 50% off the entire store!
The LWV Palos-Orland chapter present a social gathering Saturday, March 8, with the Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Low.
Beloved Chicago Bears mascot leads a high-energy dance party
Eighty students ages 6 to 14 showed off their brands, won some prizes and made money at the children's business fair at Moraine Valley.
Join the Palos Park police chief and commissioner for an evening of conversation Friday, Feb. 21, at the police station.
Brings sweet treats and smiles to individuals with developmental disabilities at St. Coletta's of Illinois
Kids ages 6-14 from south suburban schools display their unique products and services Saturday, Feb. 22, at Moraine Valley Community College
An elevated cold risk advisory is in effect from Feb. 16 to Feb. 18. Here's where you can access local warming centers in the Palos area.
With a winter storm watch in effect, Palos residents are reminded of each town's snow parking rules.
Palos Park police will also be paying attention to seat belt scofflaws and speeders before and after the Super Bowl, Sunday, Feb. 9.
Palos Orland League of Women Voters will host a program Saturday, Feb. 8, on the impact of Illinois parks at the Palos Heights Library.
The Hills Chamber of Commerce is taking orders for the Hometown Heroes Banner program honoring active military and veterans through March 21
A neighbor discovered Mary Jane Alano, 88, on the floor of her garage in the Moorings during a well-being check, Palos Heights police said.
A cold weather advisory is in effect from Jan. 19 to Jan. 21. Here's where you can access local warming centers in the Palos area.
Officers will conduct well-being checks during frigid temps. Residents can refer a family member, friend or neighbor who may be struggling.
The occupants were not home when the blaze broke out Monday. Ten neighboring fire agencies assisted in striking the fire, officials said.
Palos Orland League of Women Voters will host a program Saturday, Jan. 11, on criminal justice reform with a Pretrial Fairness Act update.
Register now for Palos Heights Parks and Recreation summer day camp for grades PreK-8. Camp runs June 10 to Aug. 8. Counselors wanted.
FIT4MOM Palos-Orland is hosting a 4-mile run/walk in support of the trooper's family Sunday, Jan. 5, at Memorial Park in Palos Heights.
Too many cocktails? Palos Park police are offering rides home to New Year's revelers, even the chief, no questions asked.
Palos Park residents can make an online request for a vacation watch for police to watch their house and other village services.
Meet the Grinch at the Palos First Responder Christmas Party Sunday, Dec. 15, at Palos Township Center. Bring an ornament for the tree.
A celebration of creativity and festive spirit brings St. Coletta’s of Illinois community together
Lake Katherine Nature Center hopes to raise $13,000 to complete an outdoor education center for Giving Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Students prepare a delicious holiday meal for 80 guests with donated ingredients from St. Bernard’s Parish in Homer Glen
DUI and seat belt enforcement patrols will be highly visible in Palos Heights over Thanksgiving weekend from Nov. 22 to Dec. 2.
"Take what you need, leave what you can."
Sally, 5, was severely injured and now suffers from a cranial defect, missing a part of her skull.
Community spirit shines as church volunteers serve up holiday cheer and connection
Discuss your public safety concerns with Palos Park PD at "Coffee With The Chief" Wednesday, Nov. 20, at Plush Horse.
Donations of non-perishable food items will be accepted at the Palos Park police station and other drop-off sites through Jan. 1.
Triple R Pets deep dives in helping outdoor cats lead healthier lives through TNR Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Hickory Hills Community Center.
The Palos Park resident was just 19 when he landed on Omaha Beach in July 1944 behind General George S. Patton on in 1944.
All Saints Lutheran Church honored for steadfast support and service to individuals with disabilities
Nearly 200 attendees gathered in Tinley Park to honor St. Coletta's legacy and raise essential funds for the future
Palos Park, Palos Heights and Palos Hills will hold Veterans Day ceremonies in their respective communities Nov. 9 and Nov. 11.
Cardinal Cupich pens letters to parishes stating an investigation determined there was no cause to believe priest sexually abused a minor.