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An ex-convict charged with attempting to sexually assault a woman last year in Joliet and attempting to escape from police now faces more charges of sexual assault in a new case filed in Will County.
The Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet will offer select movies in its year-round series called “Reels at the Rialto.” Tickets are just $5 and can be purchased in advance or same day at the Rialto box office.
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren committee meets Monday in Romeoville
A Bolingbrook man charged with fatally shooting a woman in Joliet faces more charges accusing him of endangering the life and health of her 2-year-old daughter by firing a gun in close proximity of the child and leaving her unattended in the vehicle.
Anyone who booked a wedding at The Haley Mansion needs to do two things immediately, according to Qiana Turner wedding planner and owner of Madison Elyse Events in Plainfield.
Will County Judge John Anderson questions points in petition challenge but reserves judgment
The cause of Wednesday’s fire at the historic Patrick Haley Mansion in Joliet will not be determined for some time but fire investigators already know it was accidental, according to the Joliet fire chief.
A Wisconsin man already charged with attempted murder of his in-laws in Crete in Will County now faces a charge of solicitation of murder for hire after he was accused of approaching jail inmates to murder witnesses in the case, police said.
Member of the congregation, former residents, former employees, families and supporters of Our Lady of Angels in Joliet are invited.
A man charged with a 2019 fatal stabbing at a Joliet casino hotel plans to rely on the insanity defense in his case that is now scheduled for trial on May 1.
The Joliet Fire Department went to 612 Oneida St. in Joliet after receiving reports of a structure fire.
Next up in the push to preserve the old Will County Courthouse is the 'World's Ugliest Courthouse Kegger' on Thursday night.
Joliet Police Department blocked off Center and Marion streets.
“STAMP: A Story of Black America and US Postage” will be presented twice on Saturday at the Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park and Theater in Joliet. “Hymns and Gems for Him,” an inspirational concert, will be on Sunday, also at the park.
Thursday marks 15 years since the massacre of five women inside the Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park. A new detective has been assigned to the case and police are still following up on thousands of leads.