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The Markham man was arrested at the scene of the Nov. 3 incident, police said Monday.
The four occupants of the vehicle were transported to Advocate Christ Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
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A woman reported missing Nov. 8 was at a Walmart, then got on a Pace bus for a short distance before she was last seen.
The incident happened Saturday night. The employees work in different departments, and only one was the pizza's rightful owner, police said.
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"Brittney" convinced the victim to invest in a website; he did, then was locked out. He got back in and found it emptied, police said.
Winners have a year to claim their prize; this ticket was purchased Nov. 30, 2024 at a Dolton gas station.
Palos Hills police responded to a neighbor's 911 call of a noise complaint after a large group of youths poured into the street.
The Parent Faculty Organization of Hazlegreen Elementary School host the third annual Arts and Craft Show Saturday, Nov. 22.
The "Click It Or Ticket" and "Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over" campaign runs Nov. 21 through Dec. 2.
"This was not an easy choice, but we are confident that it's the right step for the future," the business said.
Lockport will play away against Oswego at 5 p.m. on Nov. 22.
The Porters finished with a 34-8 record this season.
The new business will be located at 10850 W. Laraway Road, Unit 1W, in the Patriot Center.
Teresa Polson is currently VVSD's assistant superintendent for educational services, pre-kindergarten-12th grade.
The organization's sale is its largest fundraiser, featuring trees, wreaths and wood crafts, and opens for the season Wednesday, Nov. 26.
Applications open Dec. 6. Due by Jan. 19, 2026.
Worth Township is collecting new, unwrapped toys for local children ages 0-14. Financially-strapped parents can apply for help.
The Be Alarmed! program will distribute up to two, free 10-year concealed battery smoke alarms to Homewood residents who are 60 and older.
Giving Tuesday is Dec. 2. The org will sell 50 telegraph pole insulators, etched with the FVM logo and packaged in a keepsake box.
All six of the fire district's stations, along with the administration building, serve as drop spots until Jan. 5, 2026.
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