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Brandy Provaznik, 21, of 227 Jackson Ave., was arrested at 3:25 a.m. Sunday at Seventh and Roosevelt.

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The Indian Trail Technology Club in Summit Hill District in Frankfort has been doing many activities to help the community.

" Five weeks after Governor Pat Quinn signed the Cemetery Oversight Act into law, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation announced today that Secretary Brent E. Adams has appointed a group of cemetery professionals and community activists to serve on the State's first-ever Cemetery Oversight Board.

The homes of current and former Vice Lords were riddled with bullets overnight Saturday.

Cambridge manages Orland offices: Cambridge Management Ltd. in Tinley Park said it has been named property manager for a cluster of commercial office buildings along 94th Avenue south of 151st Street in Orland Park.

An attorney for a Mokena woman charged in the brutal stabbing death of her elderly mother said Tuesday his client has a history of mental illness and her confession to police should be thrown out.

The family of a 36-year-old woman killed on the Tri-State Tollway late Monday night grapples to understand why the mother of two didn't call for help when she had car trouble.

A 36-year-old woman was struck and killed early this morning by a semi-truck when she pulled over and got out of her car to check a flat tire on the Tri-State Tollway, police said.

The FBI is seeking the public's help in looking for the a oeArcher Avenue Bandit,a a suspect in at least six bank robberies.

Scientific Dust Collectors has completed the expansion of its manufacturing plant in Alsip, Ill.

Lake Villa, IL What happened to the new year we just started? It seems like just last week we were all jazzed up about new beginnings and wiping the slate clean and everybody was optimistic about everything.

Two Republicans will go head to head for the GOP nod to run in the November general election to challenge Democratic incumbent Brendan Houlihan for a seat on the Cook County Board of Review.

Oak Lawn passed a 3-cents-per-gallon gasoline tax that will help fund a massive, first-of-its-kind $30 million infrastructure program that will repave roads, alleys and repair aging sewer lines - two projects highlighted as vital in easing the village's flooding woes.

There's a new serial bank robber in town and the FBI wants your help tracking him down.

Kevin McLennan doesn't believe in "zombies" in real estate. Not yet, anyway. Hard times for office landlords have given rise to predictions that some buildings will become "zombies." It's the term for buildings plagued by empty space, yet the owners are prevented by lenders from accepting leases at reduced rates.

Democratic gubernatorial candidates Gov. Pat Quinn and Comptroller Dan Hynes before a televised debate, Tuesday, in Chicago.

Share + Jan 23, 2010 5:39 pm US/Central Reporting Derrick Blakley ALSIP, Ill. The most pressing needs for the people in Haiti are the most basic: food, water, medicine and clothes.

Comptroller Dan Hynes and Gov. Pat Quinn are prepped for their debate Thursday hosted by WSIU Public Broadcasting in Carbondale.

People who want to help survivors in Haiti have been encouraged to give money, but a suburban organization is focusing on feet.