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The early childhood education center is one of 19 schools being recognized for implementing a professional learning community.
The most recent police reports from the Romeoville Police Department.
Temperatures will plunge to dangerous levels Thursday night. Here are some places to get warm in Will County.
Temperatures will plunge to dangerous levels Thursday night. Here are some places to get warm in Kendall County.
Tessah Mitchell is on the sex offender registry, despite her non-sex related offense. Her employer moved and she didn't update the address.
The yearbook won five awards from the Illinois Journalism Association and received an honorable mention in two other categories.
Breakfast tickets will cost $5, while coffee or water is $1 and hot dogs are $3. Money will benefit the alternative school and its programs.
"Making budget cuts...without a comprehensive plan for the future is not in the best interests of our children or community," Doyle said.
Can a religion be a religion if it doesn't talk about God? Jill Aul says yes, and she'll explain why in a special talk this Sunday.
Tickets go on sale Feb. 4, so stay tuned for more information about the upcoming event.
The event is free, but donations to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital will be accepted.
The one-day event will transform the high school into a mattress showroom, with each sale benefitting the band.
Prosecutors called her a "ruthless and manipulative killer," but a judge ruled that police violated her Constitutional rights.
The polar vortex has fractured, potentially bringing “severe and punishing” cold and “heightened storminess” to Missouri.
The most recent police reports from the Romeoville Police Department.
"Kathy is tremendously missed," the Plainfield Public Library said Thursday.
"...these events bring visitors from around the region which also support our local businesses," said Romeoville Mayor John Noak.
Valentines Day dinner, international cooking classes, pickle ball and more. Find upcoming events here.
