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Child Luring Attempt | Woman's Body Found | Arrest In Armed Robbery
ALSO: Photos of fire's destruction | Opening of wine bar and grill | Area teen, nonprofit star in TV show | Gun charges after traffic stops

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, Oct. 22.
A third child-luring attempt in the past month was reported Oct. 16 in Evergreen Park. A man reportedly trolled a child from a vehicle.
Body Of Missing Country Club Hills Woman Found, Police Say: Reports
Yolanda Howell was last seen on Oct. 8 leaving her home at 187th and Cedar Avenue on foot, authorities said.
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The man is charged with armed robbery in the Oct. 17 incident.
Two Orland Park men were charged in separate traffic incidents after guns were discovered in their vehicles, Palos Hills police said.
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A fire destroyed nearly all of Tri-Star Cabinet Co. New Lenox Mayor Tim Baldermann called the fire devastating for the family and town.
"Hearts of Heroes" debuted Sunday, Oct. 20, and features a special experience between the teen, a local nonprofit, and her favorite TV star.
Seasons 52 is known for its seasonally inspired dining 52 weeks a year. Opening date is set.
The Chicago Heights man wore the same flannel shirt in a majority of the multi-state bank ID theft crimes, Palos Heights police said.
Halloween Sex Offender Safety Maps
Make some memories at the First United Methodist Church pumpkin patch in Oak Lawn. The patch is open daily through Halloween.
Visitation for Lenore Goodfriend is set for Sunday, Oct. 20, at Thompson Kuenster in Oak Lawn, with a service to be held Monday, Oct. 21.
"These Streets Are Holy" offers music, mentoring and urban gardening in at-risk communities.
Kids in grades 1 through 4 can show off their costumes and trick or treat on Marist's haunted track Thursday, Oct. 29. Registration required.
The Frankfort Village Board approved the project in July, which includes a new 4,886-square-foot building.
The market has been held every Sunday since April, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in downtown Frankfort.
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