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Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, May 22.
On May 16, Illinois State Police were notified of an alleged threat made to State Rep. La Ha, who represents Homer Glen.
The four men, all 20, were acquitted on charges of violently attacking restaurant workers when they were escorted out for underage drinking.
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Robert Prevost led the Augustinians as abuse allegations against priests—including Providence Catholic HS's Richard McGrath—festered.
Parents are calling for the superintendent to resign, according to reports.
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Kevin Johnson, found guilty in March in the 2020 shooting death of New Lenox's Charlie Baird, has not yet been sentenced.
The Oak Forest man, 20, had last been seen May 20 near Northwestern Memorial Palos Hospital, police said.
Jasen Zurisk, 49, was arrested in Indiana Monday, May 19. He faces six counts of child pornography, the Will County Sheriff's Office said.
The Orland Park Village Board on Monday bickered over a civility pledge created by newly seated Mayor Jim Dodge.
A tea room and coffee bar in downtown Tinley Park has quickly become a local favorite, and its owner is hoping a new face will carry it on.
The "fast-paced romantic farce" is set for performances in June. Tickets are available now.
Divine intervention? The Evergreen Park Mustangs storm back in the Tony Knight Memorial Game with a 10-run rally during a dust storm.
"Now, it is our turn to rally together and provide meaningful support to those most impacted."
The market is set for Saturday, July 19. It's open to business-minded youth ages 17 and younger. Registration is required.
A dedication ceremony will be held Sunday, May 25.
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The Village said the project will expand the current trail that ends at Pfeiffer Road and Sauk Trail.
The Village will receive $2,999,928 for Route 53 corridor improvements and $3 million for the Renwick Road multi-use path.
These distinctions honor students who have demonstrated high levels of proficiency in English and an additional language.
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