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No Bond In 'Heinous' Attack | Road Rage Threat To Shoot | Bones Found
PLUS: Siblings mourn mother's sudden death | Waffle-ly unique shop coming to Tinley | Irish celebrations scheduled | Metra upgrades

Miss a day, miss a lot. Let's get all caught up with the Top Southland Stories for Thursday, Jan. 5.
Attorneys for Michael Liu were seeking a reasonable bond for Liu, who faces 18 charges, including the attempted murder of his in-laws.
A member of the public found the remains Tuesday morning near Doty Avenue and 130th Street, Forest Preserves police said.
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The incident happened in the 17700 block of Halsted Street, police said.
Longtime New Lenox residents, the DeVries siblings are grieving their mother less than 10 years after also losing their father.
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Three friends came up with a business concept that's waffle-y unique, they said, and they're excited to open in Tinley Park.
The police department will distribute steering wheel locks that have been donated by Hyundai.
Anyone interested in marching in the parade has until Feb. 17 to submit an application.
Oak Forest's 2023 Fleadh Irish festival will include another day of fun such as a 5K, parade live music, and more, set for March 4.
Metra will increase the number of weekday trains on the SouthWest Service Line from 12 to 30, starting Jan. 16.
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