Tinley may increase red light cameras under new provider
Tinley Park might expand the number of red light camera intersections after a new provider has been hired, according to a village trustee. But the trustee, Brian Maher, chairman of...
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Blotter: Woman runs car into center lane barriers in Orland Park
The following items were taken from police reports: A 21-year-old Orland Hills woman was charged with DUI, improper lane use and highway damage after she ran into center lane railroad...
Blotter: DUI on South McCarron Road
The following items were taken from police reports: A 23-year-old Homer Glen man was charged with possession of a controlled substance while being arrested for retail theft at the Shell...
Would-be pot grower explains Tinley operation
The man who wants to operate a medical marijuana production facility in Tinley Park says strains of cannabis sativa developed at his Colorado and New Jersey facilities have been particularly...
Mom of injured teen turns to social media for answers
A Joliet mother has turned to social media for help finding the motorist she believes hit her 13-year-old son and left him by the side of the road. Colleen Stueckrad...
Evergreen Park nuns remembered at Mass
Little Company of Mary Hospital chaplain James Thompson reflected Tuesday on whether the two nuns killed in a bizarre crash last week in Oak Lawn served a greater purpose by...
Hyundai dealer requests sales tax rebate
Tinley Park-based Watson Family Hyundai has joined the parade of dealerships requesting sales tax rebates over 10 years and a village panel has agreed if it's tied to increased sales....
‘Spark of life’ seen in Tinley economy
The chairman of Tinley Park's finance and economic development committee says he "sees some spark of life in the economy" around the village. Trustee Dave Seaman told an advisory group...
Farmers protest Illiana approval
Beecher-area farmers Ray and Mardee Blomberg were among the first to arrive Saturday at the Will County Fairgrounds for a gathering originally intended to be a celebration of rural life....
Arrest made in military memorial vandalism
A 26-year-old former Mokena man is charged with criminal damage to government-owned property in connection with vandalism to four granite veterans memorial monuments in New Lenox. Brian Sundstrom, of Bourbonnais,...