Former Frankfort Mayor Raymond Rossi remembered for tough leadership
Frankfort Mayor Keith Ogle said Raymond Rossi's greatest accomplishment as mayor was his tough approach to developers.
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Tinley Park cyclist fatality highlights need for improved bike safety measures in south suburbs
The death of 73-year-old Tinley Park bicyclist Steven Bender highlights the importance of bicycle safety measures in road design.
Oak Forest Bowl owner says it’s not now feasible to rebuild
Owner Keith Tadevich said insurance matters, among other factors, are hindering plans for the Oak Forest Bowl to rebuild from May 2023 fire.
Four suburban men charged with aggravated battery in Sunday Mount Greenwood attack
Ald. Matt O'Shea, 19th Ward, said the altercation happened after the four men were asked to leave Barraco's Ristorante.
Three shot after gunmen open fire at a funeral banquet in Blue Island
Multiple gunmen opened fire Friday afternoon at the Salvation Army Worship and Community Center in Blue Island during a funeral banquet.
Orland Park fire leaves UFC Gym near Orland Square uninhabitable
Fire crews searched the UFC Gym, along with adjacent Gizmos and Skyzone, both of which were open and occupied. Nobody was injured.
Black and Hispanic students learn medical skills at Oak Lawn hospital through mentorship program
A group of 25 Black and Hispanic students receive hands-on lessons from pediatric experts Wednesday as part of a Juneteenth learning event at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn.
Tinley Park approves kratom ban despite community and industry concerns
Tinley Park passed an ordinance Tuesday to prohibit the sale, distribution and use of kratom, but granted exceptions in the first year.
Saturday’s Miles for Maddog in Frankfort will support organ donation
Miles for Maddog is hosted by the Maddog Strong Foundation, created by Frank and Cyndi Grobmeier after losing their daughter Maddie in 2019.
Franciscan Health holds memorial for unborn babies that didn’t survive 20 weeks
The Little Angels Memorial Service at Assumption Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleum in Glenwood remembered 27 unborn babies that did not survive past 20 weeks in the womb.