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Attorneys in the Xandria Harris murder trial informed the judge Thursday they had received most of the documents they requested during a Sept. 26 court date.
Four people are dead following a head-on crash Thursday night, two miles east and south of Reddick in western Kankakee County.
Illinois State Police confirmed Thursday they investigated several members of the Watseka Police Department.
After serving 12 years as Bourbonnais Township Park District’s information technology administrator, Frank Cianci is set to retire at the end of this week.
Manteno police arrested David T. Varghese, of Manteno, after he allegedly drove his vehicle toward two juveniles in a business parking lot Monday.
Work on Bourbonnais Township Park District’s future master plan was discussed during Monday’s committee of the whole meeting.
Firefighters from 11 departments battled a corn field fire Friday afternoon at 9000 North Road and 45000 West Road in Rockville Township, approximately six miles west of Manteno.
On a brisk, sunny day Monday, the new pickleball courts at Ed Hayes Park in Bourbonnais were open.
Work to improve the safety at the intersection of Illinois Route 50 and County Line Road started Monday.
The city of Kankakee and the Kankakee River Metropolitan Agency reached a settlement in its federal civil lawsuit with former KRMA Executive Director Richard Simms and his daughter, Anna Simms.
Bourbonnais trustees approved the purchase of a John Deere backhoe loader during Monday’s board meeting.
Kankakee Fire Chief Bryan LaRoche said they suspect a fire was set in an abandoned residence in the 400 block of South Greenwood Avenue early Tuesday morning on the city’s southeast side.
The two victims in Friday’s double fatal crash on the Kankakee/Will County line and Illinois Route 50 have been identified.
Two occupants in a mini van died following a crash with a semi tractor trailer Friday night on the Kankakee/Will County line and Illinois Route 50.
A first responder on an unrelated ambulance call at the Donovan Farmers Co-Op Elevator in Martinton spotted a bulge in the concrete and rebar beginning to form on the north side of the silo that ultimately collapsed Wednesday afternoon.