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'Operation Angel' targeted the area near 51st and Cicero due to the high number of calls received related to prostitution, CPD says.
Hollywood Casino's new Joliet Event Center is now a major force as a Chicagoland indoor entertainment venue. Bret Michaels is the first act.
South Suburban Relentless will gather Saturday, Sept. 6, in Orland Park. "We are Americans and we reject the path of authoritarianism.
Joliet will also be getting a second 7-Brew Drive-Thru Coffeeshop but that one is going south of the Louis Joliet Mall corridor.
Oak Lawn issued a total of 600 driving citations Labor Day enforcement campaign from Aug. 15 to Sept. 2, including 496 seat belt citations.
The woman used the credit cards inside the wallet to go shopping at Burlington, Kohl's, Shoe Carnival, PetSmart and Speedway, police said.
"Our pick-up only format has been an in-fill strategy for us to build out our existing markets," the company said Wednesday.
Evanston officials are looking to implement laws that prevent federal authorities from wearing masks during enforcement.
Officials say they want rules that are "easily communicated and understood."
The KFC and Taco Bell locations that closed in Sandwich and Yorkville will reopen as standalone Taco Bell restaurants, according to reports.
During the Labor Day enforcement period, five people were arrested and more than 160 were cited for various traffic violations.
Officials say they're doing the right thing, but seem to make no progress.
The company had planned to install fiber optic lines in front-yard rights-of-way.
An alderman pointed out the expenditure in case residents had questions.
The owner considers the station aged and past its useful life.
Joliet City Clerk Lauren O'Hara has denied another Joliet Patch FOIA, this time withholding the communities where Joliet employees reside.
Crestwood police said the machete attack was “domestic related” and there is no threat to community safety.
Stop by the Hills Farmers Market Friday, Sept. 5, to see the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile.
Police issued tickets after they could not reach a resolution, the chief said.
A recent study placed Highland Park among the most affordable places to plan a lakeside trip this fall.