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Living History, Crafts, Soup-er Chili Hike at Will Forest Preserve District
Will County, IL-(ENEWSPF)- Look forward to Living History 101, Crafts, a Soup-er Chili Hike and more soon in the Forest Preserve District of Will County. Here are the programs for the week of Jan. 22. Online registration is available on the Event Calendar at ReconnectWithNature.org. Living History 101 and More Eye[Read More…]
Man Drives to Park Forest, Leaves with Two Felony Drug Charges
A man received two felony drug charges: a DUI, and an uncommon charge in Park Forest of a DUI combination of drugs/alcohol.
PFPD: After Two Call 911 Repeatedly, One Man Gets a Felony Charge – Reports
An Assistant State’s Attorney gave police approval for a felony charge against a man after he allegedly called 911 repeatedly.
COVID-19 Uptick: Village Offers Free COVID Testing
The Cook County Dept. of Public Health warns residents of the increasing risk of COVID-19 amid the current uptick in COVID-19.
PFPD: Man Charged with DUI Tells Police a 13-year-old Was Driving
The registered owner of a car that hit a tree on Shabbona Dr. last month allegedly said that a 13-year-old relative had taken his car.
Victim Witness Advocate Emma Rannells Receives Service Award from Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists
Victim Witness Advocate Emma Rannells has received the Diane Mains Award from the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists (AAIM).
2024 Picnic, Camping Permits Go on Sale Jan. 2: Will Co. Forest Preserve District
Forest Preserve District of Will County 2024 picnic and camping permits will go on sale on Jan. 2 on a first come, first served basis.
PREEMIE Act for Improved Pregnancy Outcomes Passes U.S. House
The U.S. House of Representatives approved H.R. 3226, the PREEMIE Act, to enhance pregnancy outcomes and infant health.
Aggravated Battery of a Police Officer Charge: Reports
The first incident includes a charge of aggravated battery of a police officer. A Chicago Heights man allegedly struck an officer in a bar.