Stories about Romeoville
The Cancer Care Center at the Ascension Illinois Health Center – Romeoville provides most of the cancer care services available at St. Joe's in Joliet.
Whether selling or shopping, the public is invited to take part in Romeoville’s Annual Community Garage Sale on Saturday, Sept. 10. No permits are needed for this event.
Adrian Bailey, 20, pleaded guilty to the involuntarily manslaughter of Dennis Lee III, 24, on Sept. 8, 2021, in Romeoville.
Catholic Charities’ foster grandparent program provides a way for seniors ages 55 and up to serve children and youth in their communities.
A new cancer care center at 500 S. Weber Road in Romeoville will deliver cancer care "that goes beyond the original shock and diagnosis of knowing you have cancer," said an Ascension regional medical officer.
Romeoville Mobil owner Mohammed Qurashi presented a $500 donation to Valley View Community Unit School District 365U .
A man accused of driving into oncoming traffic before crashing head-on with another vehicle early Sunday morning in Romeoville is facing various drunken driving charges, police said.
The Nature Foundation of Will County’s Sumer Blooms Native Plant Sale features a variety of late-blooming native plants that are much-needed sources of nutrition for pollinators — especially bees and butterflies.
Voters decide whether to approve funds for a new school for Manhattan School District 114, equipment upgrades for Troy Fire Protection District and expanded services for White Oak Library District.
Valley View Community Unit School District 365U of Romeoville is hiring school bus drivers and school bus monitors for the 2022-23 school year.
Ali Jabali, 46, of Joliet, was the driver for a ride share company and Gustavo Loustaunau Orosa, 55, of Braidwood, was likely a passenger as a he was seated in the backseat of the Hyundai, police said.
During the change, motorists will be asked to follow the posted detours.
A proposed hotel is planned for the Windham Lake Business Park off of Weber Road.
One of Gregory Walker's hostages in a Romeoville Fifth Third Bank describes his demeanor after he entered the building with a gun last week.
After going into remission in November, John Block, 26, of Romeoville, found out in May that his leukemia is back. His best option is a bone marrow transplant. But because he's adopted and is multiracial, finding that match is challenging.