Palos Hills News

PEORIA A federal jury returned guilty verdicts Tuesday against Kenton W. Tylman and Debra J. Hills, both of Charleston, for their participation in a tax fraud conspiracy that marketed and sold sham trusts and ...

Only students who score in the 90th percentile or above on the Marist Entrance Exam were eligible for this scholarship award.

Georgia Costello had already set high expectations for herself Thursday on her first day as president of Southwestern Illinois College.

On Sunday, a Mylar balloon touched a ComEd overhead electrical line and left 393 ComEd customers without power on Chicago's North Side.

Here are a few tips for starting and maintaining portable outdoor gardens. Start small.

These items are from Mount Prospect Police Department incident reports. The Mount Prospect Journal publishes this police blotter every Wednesday and Friday.

While they twinkle in the hedgerows that surround Judy and Roger Carlsen's garden in south suburban Frankfort, flames dance from the couple's fire pit.

They were a pair of typical suburban teenagers in Palos Park. Alan Shewchuk liked movies, and Nate Ferrin played football.

The 72 lawsuits made a pile about a foot high, involved some $15 million in defaulted loans and were written in bare-bones legalese that only hinted at the greed and foolishness, bad judgment and bad luck that ...

Six-year-old Rory Steffan went with seven other kids and two counselors to Centennial Pool in Oak Lawn as part of the park department's half-day day camp.

Paul Susralski, 22, of the 500 block of Clearwater Drive, North Aurora, was charged with felony burglary and threatening a public official after a car burglary late Monday in North Aurora.

Thinking he was going for a family portrait Saturday, Marine Lance Cpl. Brett Populorum received a hero's welcome home.

For Bill Homan, learning is a way of life. The Sugar Grove man, 54, received his fifth degree Thursday night at Waubonsee Community College's commencement.

Mary Kathryn Kickels is retiring and will leave her position as president of Paradise Valley Community College by fall.

A Clearwater man and five other men have been convicted by a federal jury of a nationwide $60 million tax fraud conspiracy.

Most motorists grizzle and gripe about getting traffic tickets. But one Illinois driver believes a $25 moving violation saved his life.

Tim Ignasiak was annoyed when he saw the blue police lights flashing and an officer motioning him to pull over.

Reference: NICB Launches Free Service to Help Protect Consumers From Buying Flood-Damaged Vehicles Public-Private Partnerships Drive Unprecedented Effort Palos Hills, IL - Robert M. Bryant, President and Chief ...

The North Palos Elementary School District is sued by Nicole Grabenhofer. She alleges her son, Joseph, was abused by teacher Robert Rago during gym class.

“I couldn't imagine doing my job without the ability to defend myself or defend the students that I'm dealing with”

Police officers at Illinois universities, colleges and community colleges would be allowed to carry guns on campus, regardless of school policy, under a proposal the House of Representatives passed on ... via Journal Star