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1 Killed In Rollover | Child Porn Arrests | Nesting Goose Guarded
PLUS: Accused cop killer stole bike afterward | DNA leads to burglar | Man found dead in car | Mayor's sign saga | Art & garden market back

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, May 7.
The crash happened late Tuesday morning on I-57 southbound near 167th Street.
Noah McGonigal, of the 8400 block of Dunmore Drive, was arrested Thursday following a lengthy investigation.
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Staff at Costco in Orland Park are all in and waiting out the arrival of goslings in a nest built on a median in the store parking lot.
Chicago police's technology-driven investigation detailed during Xavier Tate Jr.'s pretrial hearing for murder of CPD Officer Luis Huesca.
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Investigators set up sting posing as the child after the man was discovered sending sexually explicit texts, Cook County Sheriff said.
A man found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound Saturday in Tinley Park has been identified as a 20-year-old Country Club Hills man.
The man grabbed the wine from the fridge, took a swig before putting it back in, sheriff's police said. He left behind crucial evidence.
A sign with former Orland Park Mayor Frederick T. Owens' name has been re-erected, this time in the rear of the building, the family said.
Frankfort couple Rachael Giantomasso and Stephen Giannone have expanded a beloved Frankfort coffee business to New Lenox.
The expansion will add five volleyball courts, five pickleball courts and two basketball courts.
Size-inclusive boutique Posh West owner Sadie Smith West can't wait to bring her kind of specialized shopping experience to Manhattan.
The market returns for its second year on Saturday, May 11.
The 3rd Blue Island Mai Fest is back Saturday, May 11, featuring over 100 artisans showcasing their unique, handmade goods, bands and more.
Orland Park police released the results of an increased campaign for distracted driving in April.
The Will County Threshermen's Association will hold its Vintage Tractor Drive Fundraiser on Saturday, June 8.
'Give 'Em Hell Harry!' actor and three-time Emmy winner actor Gary Sievers '68 was inducted posthumously into Evergreen Park Hall of Fame.
The Oak Lawn Public Library will host the popular Fan Fest featuring all genres of pop culture Saturday, May 11 for cosplay, comics and more
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