Chief Thomas Tilton was appointed to the role during a May 7 Village Board meeting.
Tinley Park residents are invited to meet with police officers over coffee once a month.
A portion of 94th Avenue in Tinley Park will undergo resurfacing and other work, beginning May 8 and through June, officials said.
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Governors State University's Ola, of Tinley Park, has worked tirelessly toward his doctorate in physical therapy.
Grissom Middle School's Ionnis is bound for big things, his godparents told Patch.
The Tinley Park-Park District is accepting bids for removal of asbestos and other hazardous materials at the Tinley Park property.
The event will be held May 4, and will offer a chance to apply for spots in various departments like 911, drone team, K9 unit and more.
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The market will be held Sunday, April 21 at Hailstorm Brewing in Tinley Park.
Nikolas Hutto, 28, died Sunday evening after being hit by a car while changing a tire on I-55.
The accident happened Sunday evening on I-55 Southbound near Cicero Avenue.
Together We Cope's resale shop reopened Wednesday, April 10, after more than a year of rebuilding after a fire.
Excitement is building for the solar eclipse April 8 in Tinley Park, where we'll experience 94 percent partiality.
The farm can grow and grow thanks to its climate. Shoppers can order boxes of handpicked, fresh produce, picked up at Banging Gavel.
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Demolition of the 171-year-old building took place Wednesday, with little remaining other than memories and debris.
Work on infrastructure kicked off Monday, March 25, with some road closures in the area expected through March 29.
The Oak Park Avenue staple will soon be razed to make room for its near-replica replacement, Village officials told Patch.
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A new law may soon be on the books to help ensure insurance coverage for certain infertility treatments, thanks to Senator Hastings.
An arrest has not yet been made in the September 2023 shooting death of Marshawn Mitchell, 14, of Hazel Crest.
Program is held Mondays August 5 to Sept. 30. Applications due by April 30.
Illinois municipal and county first responders are one step closer toward receiving free mental health care coverage, thanks to Hastings.
Residents across Illinois may soon have relief from noisy highways, thanks to a measure advanced by State Senator Michael E. Hastings.
Thousands flocked to Oak Park Avenue Sunday, March 3 for Tinley Park's Irish Parade.
To show how to secure media coverage, Matt Baron draws on his nearly 40 years as a journalist and communications consultant
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The 24th annual Tinley Irish Parade is set for Sunday, March 3 along Oak Park Avenue.
The 280 acres at 183rd and Harlem now are officially owned by the Tinley Park-Park District, for the price of $1.
The training will take place at and in the area of the Oak Park Avenue Metra station on Feb. 27.
In free Acorn Public Library program, gerontologist Dr. Lydia Manning empowers older women to harness their wealth, health and longevity
Together We Cope's grand reopening is now expected in March, though an exact date has not yet been set.
There are only a few spots remaining to march in Tinley Park's Irish Parade Sunday, March 3.
Illinois veterans may soon have a new way to connect with careers in state government, thanks to a measure advanced by Senator Hastings.
District 146 partners with more than 40 local organizations to offer health and wellness resources to community members
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