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Woman Honks Her Horn Too Many Times, It's A Felony DUI: Joliet PD
It is unknown why she was honking the horn, the Joliet Police Department announced.

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At 13, our family moved to Plainfield. By the time I was 16, I knew I wanted to be a journalist. As a teen, I made a few extra bucks as a sports stringer for The Plainfield Enterprise taking photos and covering Plainfield's high school football and basketball games.
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After college, I worked for The South Bend Tribune, the Daily Herald in Arlington Heights, Green Bay Press-Gazette, Omaha World-Herald and on the statewide investigative team for USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin, where I was based at The Post-Crescent in Appleton for five years.
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It is unknown why she was honking the horn, the Joliet Police Department announced.

The current owner, Pilsen Wellness Center Inc., purchased the property in May 2024.
Officers learned the people involved in this crash may have been involved in an earlier altercation at Los Gavenos bar on Hickory Street.
At Friday's sentencing on two counts of first-degree murder, the former Joliet Amazon paramedic insisted he was innocent of the slayings.
A dog and a cat were rescued from the building during the search operations.
This means Minooka High School students can now represent their school and community by playing for the Minooka Hockey Club.
The former paramedic at the Joliet Amazon warehouse stood trial in the courtroom of Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak for the October 2020 slayings.
Erik Aviles had hired the cleaning service through an online platform, and the workers arrived at his home at approximately 9:30 a.m.
Upon further investigation into this incident, Tillman and Williams were both identified as suspects in this robbery, Joliet police say.
The Joliet Police Department conduced the investigation leading to the charges for 35-year-old Larry Parish Jr.
Police had a several-block perimeter blocked off Thursday afternoon. One person was taken into custody.
Safety fencing for pedestrian routes is in place throughout the construction zone but all businesses are open.
Crews from the downtown Joliet Fire Station No. 1 responded to Wednesday night's fire on North Chicago Street, which is closed to traffic.
Margarita Saavedra, now 37 years old, has been incarcerated in the Will County Jail in 2023, 2022 and 2017. Now, there's a new warrant.
Prior to receiving a 75-day unpaid suspension in April, Joliet Police Officer Alfonso Sanchez received a three-day unpaid suspension.
Under the plea deal, Gadson's attempted murder charges were dismissed. He pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated discharge of a gun.
The public can expect delays and should allow extra time for trips through this area.
The engineer of the freight train noticed a person on the tracks along Route 113 in Coal City.
Shorewood gang member Jon Hansen identifies himself as a Milwaukee King who wants to fight Vice Lords, court documents in Will County show.
A Nissan Versa driven by Esther Baker-Williams, 70, of Shorewood was westbound in the inside lane of West Jefferson Street.