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90 mph Before Fatal Crash | 6 Years In Drug Death | Turkey Giveaway
ALSO: Champs repeat | Displaced students to LWN | Women are 'breasties' | LWE to semifinals | Plea deal in shooting | NL Jr. Warriors win

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, Nov. 14.
The crash happened Saturday, Oct. 28 at 151st and Harlem Avenue.
Steve Talbot, of Joliet, pled guilty to one count of drug-induced homicide, which is a class X felony.
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A longtime Tinley resident will give back to people from his community or the surrounding area, with a pre-Thanksgiving turkey giveaway.
Mother McAuley wins back to back state titles in a rematch of last season's championship game against Benet Academy at ISU's CEFCU Arena.
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The agreement comes after a ceiling collapse at Lockport's Central Campus last week.
'A Godsend': 2 Women Forge Unforgettable Bond In Breast Cancer Battles
A New Lenox woman and Homer Glen woman share a school where they teach, and similar battles. They're "breasties," they say.
After the win over Warren, Lincoln-Way East will face Barrington High School in the semifinals.
The man, now 19, could serve 3 to 16 years in prison.
The forum to be held Dec. 12 will discuss crime rates and trends in the region, and measures put in place to keep shoppers safe.
The Warriors recorded their ninth shutout victory in a 13-0 Lightweight Division Super Bowl win while preaching respect and togetherness.
Christmas in the Commons kicks off Saturday, Dec. 2, and is scheduled for every Saturday and Sunday leading up to Christmas.
Oak Forest residents are invited to enjoy the city's holiday activities, Saturday, Dec. 2.
A weekend of holiday festivities starts with Round Barn Farm's WinterFest, also with a Parade of Lights, tree lighting, and more Dec. 1–3.
South suburban obituaries and available visitation information.
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