Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, Nov. 5.
The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon. Suspect information has not been released by police.
The man died after being struck by two cars as he crossed Harlem Avenue Saturday, police said.
Brian and Kayla Zibricky pitched their Pup Stack product—a pet idea inspired by challenges following his wife's diagnosis.
A person was not on the bicycle at the time it was struck near Pulaski, a Metra spokesperson said.
The location at CTF Illinois will close Thursday, Nov. 5. The new one in Orland Hills will open Monday, Nov. 9.
The Village Board on Monday approved a developer's pursuit of property at Route 52 and Brookstone Drive for the fast-food chain.
The Lighting of the Green will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 3 at Breidert Green.
The collection effort runs through Nov. 30.
Grand prize drawing will be held Dec. 13. Early bird drawing will be held Nov. 22. Only 3,000 tickets will be sold; purchase by Nov. 22.
Mother McAuley High School Shopapalooza's features over 90 boutique vendors, crafters and food trucks Saturday, Nov. 7.
Voters in 26 communities approve a $115 million bond referendum for expansion of Moraine Valley Community College technology programs.
The District earned the rating on the 2025-26 Illinois School Report Cards.
The Village Board approved a special use permit for the proposed business.
The Village is accepting donations throughout the month of November, officials said.
November 12 event to support housing solutions and services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
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