Pat Harper

Fire Chief Carl Churulo recently asked the Village Board to pay for $3,000 in repairs to the ladder of a 1972-model fire engine. Compared with the $450,000 cost of replacing...

Residents who were told to start boiling their water after a water main broke Sunday should be able to get back to normal Tuesday morning said Craig Heim, Mokena public...

A New Lenox Township Board resolution and position paper opposing suggested routes for a link between Interstate Highways 80 and 57 call for a roadway farther to the west and...

Romeoville's finances are working their way into the black, a financial adviser told the Village Board on Wednesday. "I'm very happy with the financial trend," said Kevin McKenna of Speer...

Subcommittee reports presented Thursday night outlined scenarios for the Lincoln-Way High School District's expansion as two or three high schools. The information in the reports, which focused on data such...

Citing the potential for community disruption, New Lenox trustees voted Tuesday night to approve a resolution opposing a tollway protective corridor in New Lenox Township. At issue is an Illinois...

Safety concerns are likely to keep student cars out of a church parking lot across the street from the Lincoln-Way High School's Central Campus next year. Pastor Dan Sewell of...

J. Aaron Wolfe has a dream summer coming up. Wolfe, a chiropractor with offices in Frankfort and Palos Heights and head athletic trainer for Lincoln-Way High School athletes, is heading...

Drivers with loud radios will get administrative warning tickets under an ordinance approved by the Romeoville Village Board Wednesday night. The administrative warning tickets are handled by the village and...

Commercial zoning questions dogged a developer's request to rezone parts of the Old Castle South subdivision at a recent meeting. Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals in June agreed...