Man Traps Woman | Robbery Suspect Nabbed | Female Cops Sue Chief, City

Miss a day, miss a lot. Let's get all caught up with the Top Southland Stories for Thursday, Feb. 23.

Suicidal New Lenox Man Trapped Woman, SWAT Team Called: Police

Joshua Jones faces new criminal charges after police said officers and negotiators were called to a residence after a woman's 911 call.

Orland Park Gas Station Robbed At Gunpoint, Suspect Arrested Next Day

A 62-year-old Chicago man was charged after robbing an Orland Park gas station at gunpoint Sunday evening, police said.

Female Officers Sue Palos Hills Police Chief, City For Discrimination

The lawsuit alleges Palos Hills administrators ignored the women's complaints of discrimination by the police chief and deputy chief.

Flag Line Will Honor Young Manhattan Veteran After Death

James Bartz, 21, died Feb. 11. A flag line will be held as his funeral procession passes the American Legion post in New Lenox Feb. 24.

Park District Blasts Village, Claims 'Retaliation, Punishment': Letter

The Tinley Park-Park District last week issued a letter to the Village, stating its frustrations with the relationship between the two.

Tinley Park Does Away With Vehicle Stickers For Residents

Tinley Park residents will no longer be required to purchase vehicle stickers.

South Side Irish Parade Kicks Off Festivities With Pre-Parade Party

The annual pre-parade fundraiser at 115 Bourbon Street on Feb. 25 features Irish music, bites, beverages and selection of the Parade Queen.

CPD and CFD Hockey Teams To Play Charity Hockey Game For Danny Golden

Chicago police and fire hockey teams will face off in a charity hockey game for Danny Golden, Feb. 25 at the Morgan Park Sports Center.

Oak Forest's 'Favorite Crossing Guard' Loves Bringing Smiles To Others

Bob Carpentier's friendly nature and warm smile have made the retiree a bit of a local celebrity at his post near Fierke Education Center.

Tunnel To Homewood Metra Station To Close During Renovation

The tunnel to the Homewood Metra station will be closed for 2 years beginning March 13.

Lewis Alum Comedy Showcase Raises Awareness of Mental Health Issues

Four Chicago comics take the Beverly Arts Center stage, Saturday, Feb. 25, in a showcase benefitting Lewis University counseling services.

South Suburban Death Notices, Week of February 20

South suburban obituaries and available visitation information.