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Andrew E. Saucedo: 30, of 125 N. State St. in Lockport, was arrested by sheriff's police Tuesday on a charge of driving on a suspended license.
Old Canal Days celebrates Lockport history
Lockport's Old Canal Days will be filled with live music and living history in a weekend full of entertainment.
Children participate inj a team-building activity during Vacation Bible School last year at Calvary Church, 16100 S. 104th Ave., Orland Park.
Market fresh: Farmers markets up and running
Diane Scarpaci of Lockport on Sunday picked up guinea chicken eggs at the farmers market outside of the Louis Joliet Mall "We're going to try some goose eggs the next time around," said Scarpaci, who is allergic to regular chicken eggs.
Housing Expo to take place in Joliet
Today, June 10, 2013, it was announced by the city of Joliet they have partnered with Crest Hill and Lockport to present a Housing Expo on Saturday, June 29, 2013 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park, 201 West Jefferson at Bluff Street, in Joliet , IL.
Spellbound: Lockport girl makes national bee
Whether it is for a spelling bee or a math competition, Meghana admitted she does not spend a lot of time preparing.
Stanley: Cold-case inquiries seek unexpected break
Does the crate that contained the body look familiar? Perhaps the keys are the key to solving a murder ... or at least figuring out who the victim is.
Pro-Electric Daisy Carnival Petition Circulating
The excessive noise level from the three-day concert May 24-26 by Electric Daisy Carnival at Chicagoland Speedway may have spawned a "J oliet City Council: Stop the EDC Concerts," but a counter petition is circulating as well.
Loud Concert Noise Continues to Plague New Lenox Despite Mayor's Outreach
The late night and early morning vibrations from bass-thumping tunes played at the Electric Daisy Carnival May 26 have sparked the ire of residents especially from New Lenox but also Mokena, Frankfort, Lockport and Homer Glen.
Local leaders happy with efforts to tone down Electric Daisy Carnival
A little bit softer now! A little bit softer now! Local leaders said the Electric Daisy Carnival organizers made substantial efforts Saturday to cut down the many noise complaints from the night before.
An extraordinary life: Woman never allowed illness to rule her life
The night Carol Berman's leg cramps began, her husband Bill recalled reading how pickle juice could relieve them.
Unemployment Picture AGAIN Shows Improvement
The unemployment picture has improved across the board for the second straight month.
Ex-Lockport H.S. IT administrator pleads guilty in teen sex case
Timothy J. Hagan, 41, of Darien, pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse after being accused of having sex with a 17-year-old girl in 2009 when she was a senior.
You may have noticed the work going on at the building that used to be Babe's Hot Dogs second location on Route 59.