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Murder Charge For Teen | Child Porn Arrest | Stranded Kindergarteners
ALSO: Local biz decorates DNC | Alarm at HS malfunctions | Fire destroys garage | $10K Raffle | Crisis Center gets $10K | Scooter concerns

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, Aug. 29.
The boy, 15, shot a relative during a verbal dispute Monday, Aug. 26, in the 22000 block of Governors Highway, the sheriff's office said.
A registered sex offender in Oak Lawn again faces child pornography charges after images of kids were found on his devices, police said.
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The first week of school brought numerous transportation issues for D161 parents and students.
Stephanie Marquardt of LGM Balloon Decor was asked to be a part of the balloon drop at the DNC—it was a huge moment for her and her company.
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A malfunctioning fire alarm Wednesday morning caused students and staff to evacuate Evergreen Park Community High School.
The garage and its contents, including the owner's vehicle, were all destroyed in the fire, the fire district said.
The Bonanza Raffle is the parish's largest fundraiser for the year, with a grand prize of $10,000. Tickets are $100 each.
A suburban genealogical and historical society hosts Michael and Mario Bovino, experts in unearthing the past in the Chicago area.
The Crisis Center For South Suburbia was given a $10,000 check from Sierra, a new discount outdoors store now open in Tinley Park.
Oak Lawn youths are riding low-speed electric scooters through village streets with little awareness of the rules of the road or safety.
The 7-ft. sculpture was created by Homewood-Flossmoor High School students.
The family-friendly event will be held in historic downtown Lockport on Hamilton Street in front of City Hall from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
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