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Arrest In Fatal Shooting | Slain Cop's Services | Bald Eaglets Hatched
PLUS: Shots fired, standoff | DUI in wrong way crash | More Measles | Fire starts in restaurant wall | Q of H at $440K | Old Canal Days set

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, April 25.
A 37-year-old Orland Park man faces one felony charge in the April 21 shooting. The investigation continues.
A public visitation for the young officer is set for Sunday, April 28, at Blake-Lamb, with a funeral Mass Monday at St. Rita of Cascia.
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Seven Eaglets Confirmed In Will County: Forest Preserve
The forest preserve said the first eaglets that hatched are getting "a lot bigger and more visible."
The incident happened just before 1 a.m. Tuesday at 147th Street and Kolmar Avenue.
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The Chicago Department of Public Health and its partners release a list of public venues where exposure to measles may have occurred.
The crash happened last month on I-55 northbound near I-94, Illinois State Police said Wednesday.
The fire happened Monday evening at Al Bahaar restaurant, 39 Orland Square Dr. No one was injured.
Her majesty was a no-show in the Park Lawn Queen of Hearts Raffle which has reached a staggering $440,500+. Tickets on sale for May 1.
The annual festival celebrates the I&M Canal and its contributions to the success of Lockport.
Palos Hills police are investigating a motor vehicle theft at Baha Auto Sales.
The title honors its commitment to effective urban forest management for the seventh consecutive year, officials said.
A crossing replacement on the Rock Island Line's Beverly Branch will impact midday outbound service on April 29 and April 30.
Over 100 submissions were received during the contest, and "Frank the Tank" was selected.
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