A report of an explosion brought Oswego firefighters out to a Groot plant Tuesday in unincorporated Plainfield, officials said.
Plainfield police found the boy walking alone Tuesday afternoon in the 16700 block of Hazelwood Drive.
The bird was separated from its family for two months, Plainfield police said.
The home's occupant was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene, authorities said.
The "suspicious gold-colored tubes" were found at two separate businesses, according to police.
Officers issued the citations — and made two arrests — during the two-week campaign encompassing Memorial Day.
Police were called in to the popular ice cream parlor on Lockport Street after an incident on Memorial Day.
While driving west in an eastbound lane, the 18-year-old plowed into Chicago police officers, injuring five of them, officials said.
The woman reportedly stole LEGO sets valued at more than $1,000 from Target on Route 59 in Plainfield, police said.
The two-week enforcement encompasses the busy travel period for Memorial Day.
The driver, a 43-year-old Braidwood man, was pulled over after police said he disobeyed a traffic control device.
The crash happened Wednesday morning in Plainfield.
The Will County Sheriff's Office said it had no updates about the criminal investigation into the death of an infant from Plainfield.
Firefighters were called to the scene early Sunday morning.
Plainfield police participated in a month-long enforcement campaign in April, Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
No criminal charges have been filed yet, the Will County Sheriff's Office said.
The sexual conduct occurred between January and March 2024, Yorkville police said.
Four of Big Pauly's eight windows are boarded up following a break-in. The owner estimates the burglar caused up to $10,000 in damages.
The woman was also wanted on a warrant out of Texas for criminal mischief, police said.
The man was also carrying a fully loaded magazine in his pocket and had a loaded handgun in the car's center console, police said.
The crash happened on pothole-ridden I-55 near Renwick Road in Plainfield, which was under construction at the time, the law firm said.
Besides the initial car, the man, 19, hit a total of three trees, two brick pillars and two mailboxes before the rollover, police said.
The touchscreen kiosks are designed to engage all ages with home fire safety tips, escape plans, how-to videos, games and FAQs.
The man, 32, was charged with aggravated assault after the incident at a Plainfield residence.
Plainfield police are stepping up their enforcement efforts for the entire month of April.
Police said scammers pose as banks, utility companies and others to deceive victims into sending money.
Plainfield firefighters had to extricate the at-fault driver following the collision, officials said.
Police are asking drivers to avoid the intersection with 135th Street due to a crash.
The fire caused about $40,000 in damage, Plainfield fire crews estimated.
Two crashes happened within minutes of one another early Monday on Route 59.
The Romeoville woman was driving with an open container of alcohol, two THC vapes and a stun gun in an unlocked box, police said.
A total of 51 passengers were occupying the two school buses when the crash occurred, police said.
Among the charges for the 35-year-old woman was aggravated DUI of the third or subsequent violation.
One person was hospitalized after the crash at Lockport Street and Steiner Road.
The next day, a man walking his dog found the teen lying unresponsive in the backyard of a home and called police, according to a report.
He was arrested in December 2024 as part of a human trafficking investigation in Yorkville.
The fire started in the utility room of a townhouse, officials said.
Known as "Mayor of the dock," the 63-year-old's death was ruled a homicide after he was struck and fell into the lake, police said.
The two-story house at 25725 W. 143rd St. went viral on TikTok after some believed flashing lights were transmitting SOS in Morse Code.
Nearing its 14th anniversary, the restaurant will remain closed as "we try to clean up and get ready to invite everyone back in."
Shorewood police investigated the June 6 incident at the Home Goods that led to more lewd conduct charges for the Bolingbrook man
Police say a man broke into relatives' home in Bolingbrook early Tuesday morning and claimed to have an explosive device.