🌱 Patch AM: Chicago Heights man’s phone evidence stands as child porn trial nears

And check out Flipside Bazaar: Last Chance Holiday Shopping & Burgers! on the Chicago Heights Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Road Scholar Online: Zoroastrianism and 14 more events

Happening soon: Flipside Bazaar: Last Chance Holiday Shopping & Burgers! on the Chicago Heights Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Christmas Wonderland (PreK-Gr. 3 & Family, Registration Required) and 15 more events

Spotted on the Chicago Heights calendar: Holiday Karaoke (for Adults, Regisration Required)

🌱 Patch AM: Seated Yoga for Seniors and 15 more events

You won’t want to miss Balloon Beach Volleyball (Gr. 3-5, Registration Recommended) on the Chicago Heights Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Seated Yoga for Seniors and 15 more events

You won’t want to miss Balloon Beach Volleyball (Gr. 3-5, Registration Recommended) on the Chicago Heights Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Photos with the Grinch (for Families) and 14 more events

Make time for Friends of the Richton Park Library Holiday Market on the Chicago Heights Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Why a Chicago Heights priest walked 900 miles for immigrant families

Also check out CAMERATA CHICAGO PRESENTS: A HANDEL'S CHRISTMAS CONCERT for the Whole Family! on the Chicago Heights Patch calendar

THE CHMS Drama Team Shines in Presenting “Nicki Tickle: Fairy Tale Detective”

El equipo de teatro de CHMS brilla con la presentación de «Nicki Tickle: Fairy Tale Detective»

Chicago Heights Alumni Chapter Hosts 7th “Shopping With a Kappa,” Brings Holiday Joy To 125 Local Kids

Fraternity partners with Walmart to provide $100 shopping experiences for 125 children across the South Suburbs.

'He Was The Epitome Of What We Look For' In Officers: Park Forest Mourns Rookie Cop Shot On Duty

Tim Jones was shot multiple times in 2016, leaving him paralyzed. He died Dec. 3 at 34 years old.

'Indeed A Superhero': Rookie Park Forest Cop Shot In Line Of Duty 9 Years Ago Dies At 34

A cop whose remarkable recovery after being shot multiple times in 2016 inspired thousands died Wednesday, the department said.

Learning & Fun Activities Made November Memorable at CHSD170’s Grant School

Las actividades educativas y recreativas hicieron que noviembre fuera un mes memorable en la escuela Grant del CHSD170.

Specialty Physicians Hosting Toy Drive with Santa and Mrs. Claus

Specialty Physicians of Illinois, LLC, invites neighbors to donate toys and meet Santa and Mrs. Claus on Friday, December 12

​Several Past CHSD170 Students Shine in Helping MCHS’ Marching Band Earn Another IL State-Championship

Varios antiguos alumnos del CHSD170 destacan al ayudar a la banda musical del MCHS a ganar otro campeonato estatal de Illinois.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Chicago Announces $2,000 Giving Tuesday Match

Give Hope a Home. Because Everyone Deserves One.

South Suburban Fraternity and Sorority Distribute Nearly 200 Thanksgiving Turkeys to Local Families

Fraternity and Sorority Partnership Provides Holiday Relief to Nearly 200 Local Families

The Will County Coroner’s Office Reps Visit Chicago Heights Middle School

Representantes de la Oficina del Forense del Condado de Will visitan la Escuela Secundaria Chicago Heights

Man, 30, Seen Sipping Hennessy While Crossing Street Nabbed On Gun Charges: Cook County Sheriff

The Ford Heights man was drinking from a bottle of Hennessy and a vodka cocktail when sheriff's police pulled up, and he ran, police said.

Franciscan Health Providing Meal Prep Boxes For South Suburban Families Facing Food Insecurity

Thanksgiving groceries to be distributed at drive-thru locations in Chicago Heights and Sauk Village on November 25

Chicago Heights, Park Forest Men Arrested In Chicago Carjacking: CPD

The men were arrested on I-57 in Matteson on Wednesday evening.

Bloom High School Strengthens Community Bonds And Promotes Literacy At Trunk Or Treat Event

This year’s Trunk or Treat offered more than candy and costumes — it offered books.

Screams and Smiles: Chicago Heights Public Library Hosts Thrilling Haunted House Opening

Local Residents Brave Spooky Surprises at the Library’s Returned Halloween Event

Chicago Heights (IL) Alumni Chapter Celebrates 60 Years of Brotherhood, Service, and Achievement

“Honoring six decades of excellence, service, and brotherhood in Chicago Heights.”

University Park Man, 19, Killed By Amtrak Train: Coroner

The man died Thursday morning after being struck at a crossing in University Park.

Richard Allen Hobbs: Obituary

The former attorney was 75.

​CHSD170’s Roosevelt Fifth-Graders Bring Learning to First-Grade Students

Los alumnos de quinto grado de Roosevelt, del CHSD170, enseñan a los alumnos de primer grado

CHSD170's Roosevelt Family Celebrates Reading Bingo Night for Fun & Literacy

La familia Roosevelt de CHSD170 celebra una noche de bingo de lectura para divertirse y fomentar la alfabetización

Gun Charges For Chicago Heights Man Shot After Running From Police: Report

The incident happened in the Roseland neighborhood of Chicago last Thursday. Police say the man didn't drop a gun when ordered.

6 tips for choosing your health benefits for 2026

By Tom Kunst, CEO, Employer & Individual, UnitedHealthcare of Illinois

'Have An 'ICE' Day!' Written On Starbucks Cup, Angering NWI Couple: Report

Starbucks said the incident was a misunderstanding, according to WGN.

Where To Pick Pumpkins Near Chicago Heights This Fall

Halloween is just a few weeks away; so it's time to pick your perfect pumpkin.

'Numerous' Leads In Crete Township Shooting That Killed Man, Critically Injured Pregnant Woman: Sheriff

A 23-year-old Indiana man was killed in the Sept. 2 shooting, and a 25-year-old pregnant woman was critically injured, police said.

Rates of Some Cancers are Rising Among Younger Adults: What Illinois Residents Need to Know

By Dr. Abbie Miller, chief medical officer, UnitedHealthcare of Illinois

Kappa Alpha Psi Celebrates 60 Years Serving Chicago Heights

Join us as we celebrate 60 years of brotherhood, service, and excellence with the Chicago Heights Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi!

Chicago Cop Used Status To Buy Guns For Acquaintance Who Smuggled Them To Mexico: U.S. Attorney

The Chicago police officer used his status to buy the guns for another man who had handpicked them and paid the officer to buy them.

Franciscan Health Olympia Fields to conduct perinatal loss remembrance service

Little Angels Memorial Service set for October 8, at Assumption Catholic Cemetery in Glenwood during National Respect Life Month

​CHSD170's Garfield School Kicks Off School Year with Strong Community Support

La escuela Garfield del CHSD170 comienza el año escolar con un fuerte apoyo de la comunidad

Franciscan Alliance announces leadership shifts for Northwest Indiana, South Suburban Chicago

Frank McHugh named interim president and CEO at Franciscan Health Olympia Fields

Park Forest Art Fair Returns To Village Green Sept. 20–21

The art fair is held at the Park Forest Village Green, and features new and returning artists.

Outdoor Rooftop Concert featuring The Throwbacks

The Throwbacks perform live on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop venue on Friday September 12th at 7pm