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Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, Feb. 22.
Authorities searched the home of Timothy Mol, 45, Wednesday.
UChicago Hospital and one of its cardiac surgeons are named in a lawsuit claiming negligence caused the death of Ruth Colby, 69.
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The accident happened in the 17900 block of Governors Highway Tuesday afternoon, police said.
Management has planned a days-long send-off for Teehan's Tavern as so many know it, before it's demolished and built anew.
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There will be a pile of diamonds waiting for her majesty in the Park Lawn Queen of Hearts raffle. Next drawing is Feb. 28.
Kevin Johnson, now 20, asked for a plea deal for second-degree murder Wednesday, with a sentence of 20 years. That plea was rejected.
The crash happened Tuesday evening in University Park.
The Oak Forest City Council on Feb. 13 voted in favor of bringing fireworks back for residents for the first time since 2019.
Applications are now open for businesses, crafters and food vendors wishing to participate in the Hickory Hills Street Fair on June 30.
Check Patch's list of fish fry events happening on Chicago's South Side and south suburbs for the 2024 Lenten season.
WGN host David Hochberg will host a radiothon Saturday, Feb. 24, to raise money to buy bulletproof vests for Chicago police officers.
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