Stories about Channahon, Illinois
Forest preserves throughout Will County offer opportunities to get onto the water and experience nature up close. Kayak Kollege programs will be scheduled throughout the summer.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County acquires all-terrain wheelchair to help those with disabilities more easily explore its trails.
Wyler's BBQ made a name for itself at Slammers games, now has a Channahon restaurant.
Jeffrey Santora, 50, of Shorewood, has been identified as the motorcycle passenger who was killed in a crash involving a school bus in Troy Township.
D'Arcy GMC sponsored a sapling giveaway at Saturday's Slammers game with help of the Channahon Little League team.
A Crest Hill man pleaded guilty to the first-degree murder of his infant daughter and he was sentenced to serve 25 years in prison, according to prosecutors.
Firefighters with six agencies in Will and Grundy counties received state grant funding to purchase small firefighting and ambulance equipment.
Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet hosts naturalization ceremony for more than 100 immigrants from across the globe.
Take part in the inaugural Four Rivers bird photography competition. Submit your picture of a migratory birds at McKinley Woods.
Overnight lane closures planned for the next three weeks that were set to begin this week have been adjusted and extended, according a release issued by the Illinois Department of Transportation on Wednesday afternoon.
A 3-mile portion of the I&M Canal State Trail will be closed from the Interstate 55 frontage road to West Knapp Street beginning March 25.
On Saturday, the First Presbyterian Church of Joliet will host a free Easter event that includes breakfast, holiday crafts, a telling of the Easter Story, musical instruments to try out, photos with the Easter Bunny and an Easter Egg Hunt.
The Will County Regional Office of Education named Channahon Jr. High students Ribhu Chaher as its 2024 spelling bee champion.
Other forest preserve featured programs this month include highlighting farm life, the history of corn, and featuring women in nature
Illinois State Senate candidate Chris Balkema on the increasing influx of migrants to Illinois: "Illinois needs to become a Non-Sanctuary State."