Donna Kiesling

The possible demise of a longtime hot dog stand suddenly has become a hot potato. Business partners Allan Sexton and John Sarros appeared before Tinley Park's Plan Commission last week...

The Illinois State Police will be new tenants in the former police department building, 17355 S. 68th Ct., starting in mid-April. When Tinley Park police officers moved into their new...

After weeks of discussion, village officials formally announced their choice of an architect/builder for their convention center project. The Village Board selection this week of Arete3/McShane of Rosemont came as...

Difficulties experienced by other towns in trying to shutter sexually oriented businesses have not been lost on village officials. When a resident last week questioned the necessity of zoning regulations...

A recent favorable vote on a proposed Tinley Park subdivision has illustrated the fine art of compromise. In an unusual split decision, plan commissioners have voted 4-3 to recommend the...

The resignation of village trustees continued this week with the announcement that Tom DiBernardo is leaving effective April 8. Mayor Ed Zabrocki announced DiBernardo's exit at Tuesday's Village Board meeting....

Just when it seemed a developer had overcome one obstacle to his condominium proposal for Tinley Park, opposition by his would-be neighbors poses another one. Builder Pete Coleman has been...

A recent favorable vote on a proposed subdivision has illustrated the fine art of compromise. In an unusual split decision, plan commissioners last week voted 4-3 to recommend the Village...

Allegations of a possible conflict of interest involving a village trustee led Tinley Park officials Tuesday night to reactivate an ad hoc committee with an eye toward strengthening the town's...

Several Tinley Park police officers have been recognized by village officials for initiating a charitable program benefiting local residents. Officers Dennis Mahoney, Rich Kozik, Joe Jenczmionka, T.J. Grady and Sam...