Kendrick Alverson is facing charges in connection with the Dec. 13, 2020 incident where a man was shot in the abdomen and seriously wounded.
Tinley Park police said both men were going around 100 mph in a 45 mph zone Monday night.
According to police, the pedestrian was struck by a car Monday night near 173rd Street and Harlem Avenue.
According to Midlothian police, 3 people are in custody following the chase which involved 6 different towns and the sheriff's department.
According to police, the robbery occurred Friday night in the 17500 block of Oak Park Avenue.
Tinley Park Police said Marty Crawford, of Kentucky, stole the Jeep from a dealership parking lot with a key fob which was left inside.
Tinley Park police have assigned new detectives to investigate the killing of 5 women at Brookside Marketplace 14 years ago.
Police have safely located the missing woman who was separated from her family early Wednesday morning.
A white SUV with 3 people inside almost hit a woman outside Brookside Marketplace. One person then jumped out and stole her purse, cops said
Police arrested a 27-year-old Woodspring Suites employee and are investigating a second employee in connection to the robbery.
Feds say Michael Egan, of Orland Park, worked with patients to file requests for medical loans for dental procedures he never performed.
Police told Patch around $700 was taken from the store's cash register on Dec. 19. Employees told officers they hid the key before closing.
Tinley Park police said they called the helicopter to ensure a woman's safety after she ran from Kohl's to a wooded area behind the store.
Tinley Park Police said the shooting took place on 167th Street after a domestic incident and a vehicle was damaged at Centennial Lanes.
Tinley Park police said they have not received any credible threats but will put police officers in school buildings this Friday, Dec. 17.
The officer was driving on West Creek Drive when another car pulled out of a parking lot and struck his squad car, officials said.
Tinley Park police Tased a man they say was resisting arrest outside a Burlington Coat Factory Wednesday after finding a 1-year-old alone.
According to Tinley Park police, the Monday robbery may be related to a similar robbery in Flossmoor last week.
Police said the sound of a Taser being deployed was mistaken for a gunshot. Two people are in custody and minor injuries were reported.
Police warned residents the scammers will ask for money via a gift card to pay for their apparent court fees or parking tickets.
The police department teamed up with Orland Park police to complete the training under a grant from Trinity Health Services, officials said.
According to a now-viral Instagram post, the fight began after 1 woman hit the other woman's car door with her own and said a racial slur.
The Manitowoc County Sheriff said the man was driving off a highway ramp when he was hit by a truck. His identify has not been released.
According to officials, the owners or workers of multiple suburban stores are facing fraud charges for redeeming federal WIC checks.
It happened in the 16800 block of 89th Court, according to the Orland Fire Protection District.
The search began around 10 p.m. Thursday on Ridgeland Avenue after 4 suspects fled on foot after a crash. One has since been apprehended.
The girl suffered a broken tooth, according to Deputy Police Chief Lawrence Rafferty.
He was charged with felony unlawful possession and taken to the Bridgeview Courthouse for bond court Friday, according to police.
A woman in her 60s mistook the gas pedal for the brakes while dropping her mother off to an appointment Tuesday, the manager told Patch.
Naser Zaghlol, 43, was charged with reckless discharge of a firearm Wednesday. His car had been stolen just weeks prior.
Tinley Park Police Department would only confirm the crash happened and declined to provide additional information.
The event will take place in the parking lot of the Fire Department Training Tower, located at 7750 W. 183rd St.
"Any student caught vandalizing will be suspended, will pay for all damages, and will have involvement with the Tinley Park Police Dept."
Kevin M. Albrecht, 42, of Blue Island, shot at a vehicle heading northbound on I-57 Friday, according to Illinois State Police.
Chief Matthew Walsh told Patch crisis centers around the country received the same hoax call of a 12-year-old with a gun.
It happened just after 6 a.m. in the 17400 block of Valley View Drive in Tinley Park.
Tinley Park Police say a man with intellectual disability who walked away from a day care facility Friday has been found and is safe.
Tinley Park Police are investigating the incident as an attempted burglary.
Residents can stop by the Village Hall and the police department to write messages of support.
Tinley Park Police Chief Matthew Walsh told Patch the two offenders took the woman's purse and phone before leaving her unharmed.