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New Lenox Hit-And-Run Leaves I-80 Passenger Critically Hurt, Driver Still Missing
A routine stop to check for fender-bender damage on eastbound I-80 in New Lenox turned into a nightmare before dawn on Nov. 1, when a passing sedan struck a passenger standing on the shoulder and sped away, leaving the victim with serious, life-threatening injuries. Illinois State Police are now asking the public for help tracking down the driver who fled.
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Lincoln-Way West ends St. Laurence’s season with overtime loss
The hugs, long faces and tears told who lost Saturday’s 7A second-round playoff game between St. Laurence and Lincoln-Way West even more than the glaring lights of the scoreboard. The Warriors of West were giddy. The host Vikings, not so much. After victories in the opening two games of...
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This Hidden Gem Illinois Bakery Proves You Don’t Need Fancy Decor To Make Incredible Donuts
A maple bacon bar that only shows up on Saturdays. A strawberry cheesecake donut wearing pink sanding sugar every Thursday. Apple fritters that wait until Friday to make their entrance. This Illinois donut shop runs its week like a sweet little calendar. The case holds nearly 50 varieties daily, from...
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‘We watch places’: Harvey defends Flock surveillance system and addresses alder’s privacy concerns
A bill for surveillance technology drew questions about spending and measurable results at the Oct. 26 City Council meeting. The Oct. 24 bills list showed a payment for Flock Group Inc., or Flock Safety, totaling $425,437.50. The bills list describes the payment as an equipment rental for the second year of a 60-month package for 2026-27. Ald. Colby Chapman (2nd) questioned how the money was allocated and what evidence showed residents were getting their money’s worth.