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The gas station has become one popular place in New Lenox. During Tuesday's lunch hour at Speedway, lines of cars and trucks maneuvered to take control of the rare unclaimed pump at the station at U.S. 30 and ...

The Oak Lawn man arrested after fleeing a Burbank bank robbery is believed to be the robber the FBI nicknamed the "Playboy Bandit." Edward Guajardo, 48, 4029 W. 99th Place, is charged with robbing the Archer ...

New Lenox officials were "humbled" that citizens put enough faith and votes in them to give them home rule powers.

I took this photo on a sunny and somewhat mild Sunday afternoon, in November of 1989.

One man will be heading into court after driving around the tennis courts of Lincoln Way North High School recently.

In most cases, people laid off from their jobs do not give their former employer the time of day, let alone ever darken their door.

Maybe Marshall D. Langston just wanted to take in a baseball game at Homewood-Flossmoor High School.

New Lenox officials were "humbled" that citizens put enough faith and votes in them to give them home rule powers.

After nearly 30 years on the job, a Tinley Park police commander might relinquish his post to oversee a crime-free housing program, which village leaders hope to begin after the new year.

Friday, Nov 14, 2008 * Reform FOIA FOIA is supposed to be a floor, a minimum standard that all units of government must follow when taxpayers ask questions about what's being done in the name of the public.

Five Southland businesses and an area mayor will be recognized tonight as business champions by the Economic Development Council for the Southwest Suburbs.

A hair too young to vote, Chelse Hill needed a way to jump into a historic presidential election featuring the first major-party black candidate.

Call it the case of the ghost car. A 1992 Chevrolet Lumina was towed to a Chicago Police auto pound in May 2007, and when the owner didn't retrieve it, the vehicle was reported as crushed for scrap.

The family of an Alsip woman found beaten to death in her garage is offering a $10,000 reward to help catch her killer.

More people are ratting out Cook County employees alleging everything from theft, sexual harassment and carrying a gun at work to bribery, mismanagement and ethics violations.

Alsip police on Monday night asked residents for patience as they try to track down the killer of a young mother.

Alsip police are investigating the death of a 27-year-old woman found dead on her garage floor with a head wound.

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