Voters will cast a vote on whether they believe the village should enable a general obligation bonds for infrastructure improvement.
Every year, the Caring Patriots organization donates food packages to local veterans and still plans to do so amid COVID-19.
This development will be put in place to help encourage job growth in the area.
Schools in the district will return to in-person instruction on Oct. 26, for the families that responded "yes" to a July survey.
With blood shortages around the country, One Tinley Park is hosting a blood drive in partnership with Versiti Blood Center of Illinois.
On Election Day, Orland Park voters will decide whether they think village elected officials should be limited to three terms in office.
Schools in Homewood and Flossmoor received almost $500,000 in grants from the Illinois State Board of Education.
As states and cities continue to switch from Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day, here’s how we’ll observe Oct. 12 in Oak Forest.
The pit bull mixes are undergoing training and will hopefully begin adoption processes as early as November.
Geoffresh is offering a $1,000 package to help new and established businesses survive amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The student was last on school grounds Thursday, Oct. 1, according to an email written by Principal Robert Nolting.
The mayor and board of trustees acknowledged October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month at Monday evening's board meeting in Orland.
The drive-thru testing site will be extended through December, according to the college.
Bremen High School District 228’s Transitional Employment Program held a virtual meeting with veterinarian Abigail Roeters.
Tinley Park-Park District renames Bristol Park to Chief Mike O’Connell Park, honoring the former chief, who died in 2011.
The well-known donut shop is making its way to Orland, with the hopes of opening its doors later this year.
The 25th anniversary of the Center of Performing Arts at the university is Oct. 10
The annual open house event has gone virtual amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The week long of events are now available online for residents.
This October, the organization asks residents to cut back on Halloween spending and donate to the Crisis Center of South Suburbia.
The high school history teacher was surprised with the reward after traveling around the country to teach lessons over Zoom to his students.
