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Ridgewood to get water from Joliet
The Joliet City Council has signed off on an arrangement for the city to provide water and sewer services to the Ridgewood neighborhood.
Public outcry has saved Bill Jacobs Chevrolet-Cadillac in Joliet from extinction.
Share + Nov 2, 2009 6:27 pm US/Central Reporting Dorothy Tucker JOLIET, Ill. On the verge of losing its General Motors dealership, one community rallies together to save it.
Friday Search at Joliet West High School after Thurs Threat
Every individual entering Joliet West High School on Friday will be searched after the discovery of a written bomb threat on Thursday.
Joliet community center to hold food drive
A check for $15,000 was presented to Sue Staehely from the "Make Your Mark" Mark Staehely Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
Joliet West student arrested in bomb threat
A freshman at Joliet West High School was arrested Friday on a charge of disorderly conduct for writing a bomb threat on a urinal that spurred two searches at the school, police said.
Joliet casino parking lot shocker
One woman might be shocked to learn the county jail is also handicap accessible.
Illinois sex offender convicted of trying to kidnap teen
A Will County man accused of attacking four female victims in separate incidents has been found guilty of trying to kidnap a teenage girl.
Man Dies After a Stint in Jail in Joliet
A Gurnee man died Monday after spending five days incarcerated at the county jail.
Joliet man charged with theft from distribution center
A JOLIET man was arrested about 10:50 a.m. Friday for theft from the Macy's Logistics building in Minooka.
Puppies Rescued from Dog-fighting Site
Police rescued six dogs and five puppies Tuesday night from a southwest suburban home apparently being used to train pit bulls for fighting.
Joliet author to share struggles with fibromyalgia
Author and Joliet resident Cherie Stechly will discuss her battle with fibromyalgia at a workshop today at the Ostir Chiropractic Clinic in Joliet.
Joliet man fights for new murder trial
A Joliet man serving 40 years in prison for strangling his next-door neighbor and then torching her duplex to conceal the crime made a do-or-die bid to get his case sent back to court.
Man, 70, sentenced for child sex abuse
A 70-year-old Joliet man was sentenced to 20 years in prison Monday for sexually abusing two little girls while babysitting.
Church hosts Joliet Area Black College Fair
Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church will host its 16th annual Joliet Area Black College Fair from 2-4:30 p.m. Nov.
After traveling world, Joliet nun comes home
Sister Mary Elizabeth Sallese, of the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia in Nashville, has returned to Joliet to serve as new principal of St.
Joliet woman not guilty in drug case
After deliberating for several hours Tuesday, a jury found a Joliet woman not guilty in a drug case.
Joliet woman accused of embezzling
A Joliet woman has been charged with theft in connection with the embezzlement of $500,000 from a spring manufacturing company.
Joliet Cadillac Dealership To Remain Open
Share + Oct 29, 2009 10:52 am US/Central JOLIET, Ill. The only Cadillac dealership in Joliet will remain open after all.
Auxiliary Bishop Named for Joliet
JOLIET, Illinois, OCT. 28, 2009 .- Benedict XVI named Father Joseph Siegel, a parish pastor, as auxiliary bishop for the Diocese of Joliet.
Sex, drugs and a family involved in murder
Three people have been arrested in connection with the death of a 26-year-old man whose body was discovered Saturday morning in Pilcher Park.