Jessie Molloy

The Joliet Fire Department was called to the scene of a house fire in the 1900 block of Arbor Gate Drive Saturday.

Joliet police reported that officers found the victim in the front yard of a residence in the 200 block of Nicholson Street.

Prime Healthcare has been in network with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois since buying up Illinois medical facilities, and they will remain in network after June 1.

The City of Lockport has scheduled two workshops to discuss the possibility of a data center, though no official proposals are under consideration.

Blue Cross patients in Illinois could soon find themselves out-of-network at Prime Healthcare facilities, such as Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet, Mercy Hospital in Aurora, and Saint Mary Medical Center in Kankakee.

A group of Gomper's Junior High students and their teacher discovered the hiding place of a time capsule left by students at the school over 50 years ago.

Members of the Illinois Nurses Association gathered outside Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet on Monday to express concerns about Prime Healthcare's management of that hospital and others in Illinois.

Residents in Joliet, Lockport and Shorewood took to the streets Friday afternoon to take part in a series of May Day protests.

Local organizers are planning May Day protest events for Friday in Shorewood, Joliet, and Lockport.

Joliet Central's JROTC cadets learned about the training, discipline, and teamwork required by people in emergency response careers.

Two Will County teachers were honored in a national contest for their commitment to their students. They were selected for the award out of over 200 nominees from 40 states.

The City of Joliet hosted its annual Arbor Day event at Lynne Thigpen Elementary School on Friday, April 24.

The honors are a school tradition dating back to 1958 which recognizes two high school seniors who “best represent the ideals of Joliet Township High School.”

U.S. Route 52 serves as a key arterial roadway on the west side of Manhattan. The village said it received $100,000 in funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the study.

Attorneys for a Jane Doe student whose family sued School District 205 claiming the district failed to prevent an alleged sexual assault said they reached a settlement, though the district has denied this claim.