When officers commanded Ronisha Thompson to place her hands behind her back, officers said she declared, “No, I didn’t do anything wrong."
This 58-year-old Shorewood resident was passed out in the driver’s seat behind Express Liquors, authorities revealed.
"I fell in love with humanity in this dining room."
Jonathan L. Pope was sworn in to serve on the police department at the Dec. 9 Township Committee meeting.
Petitioners had hoped to add video gaming to the gas station and car wash at 22WO7O Butterfield Rd.
The association's representative could have conflicts of interest, according to a city committee.
The Jolly One and other visitors will be met with food samplings, photo ops and a raffle, from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20.
A redevelopment of an Alfred Street Baptist Church-owned parcel will add more affordable units and allow current residents to return.
Construction is about 40 percent complete, with 44 of 84 turbine foundations and its offshore substation installed.
Dearborn is the first community in the state to incorporate this district-wide bus safety program.
More than 3,100 children will have Christmas presents this year due to the SEA/SEIU 1984's annual Operation Santa Claus event.
Milano Bakery is one of Joliet's oldest businesses. It's been in existence since 1915 on Joliet's southeast side.
Monday afternoon's three-car crash took place near the intersection of Western and Geneva.
Scrutiny of garbage firms' offers revealed "a human error" in the city's data, officials said.
Jessica Rogers, 32, was arrested by Channahon police on Friday. Will County Judge Ben Braun ordered her detention under the SAFE-T-Act.
Follow-up: Several Concord city councilors support the concept of maximizing housing and expanding the tax base on land off Penacook Street.
A student reported being threatened by a non-student Monday, prompting a police response. Police deemed the threat non-credible.
The council will consider applying for state funds to help finance temporary shelter in motels and a rented home during the rebuild.
Concerns about confinement sounded as animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg says she is held in her cell because of medical equipment.
A local influencer asked a family with a disabled son, "If you could have $500 or give that to someone else, which would you do?"
Vernon's drive-through holiday light display is in full swing.
These photos, shared by a Bay Area resident, encapsulate the holiday season.
Concord attorney, naval captain, and nurse, Lynne Blankenbeker, is ready to bring her decades of public service at the prosecutor’s office.
A critic said the village should have gone out to bid, as other towns do.
The town is expected to approve a contractor for a plan to replace non-functional turf in public places by January 2027.
The proposed ordinance changes come after safety concerns were raised about the intersection.
The show's founder estimated that about 300 cars showed on Saturday.
Muddy and slippery conditions were reported at Western Middle School on Monday after the weekend snowstorm.
Crest Hill police arrested Matthew Richards, 37, over the weekend following an incident of violence at Gusto's Bar, 2115 Plainfield Road.
It's estimated that the show draws an estimated 40,000 people annually, according to event organizers.
A Lenox Hill condo, a Yorkville penthouse, and more luxury real estate deals finalized this week.
A Brentwood eighth grader earned a $3,000 scholarship as a grand prize winner in Optimum’s Hispanic Heritage Essay Contest.
Video: An officer came upon the crash on Monday morning, not far from the intersection of North State and Centre streets.
Howell is most known for a rescue he made decades ago, in 1968, when he and others saved a three-year-old nearly killed in a house fire.
The Massapequa lacrosse player is among six student athletes and three New Yorkers joining as advocates.
The high-end cafe and dessert shop will open in the new year, the owner told Patch.
The longtime Southington resident has decades of firefighting experience and currently works in West Hartford.
The new Corporation Counsel and his law firm will begin serving Skokie starting Jan. 1, 2026.
The Joliet City Council will vote on the expenditure at Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
Police packed patrol cars with donations for a local pantry at Horsham Giant on Saturday.
