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A Joliet woman who was killed in a murder-suicide on a public street on Saturday alleged in court filings that her husband was physically abusive to her, did not fear the police and would take away her phone so she could not call for help.
The Herald-News presents this week’s Pets of the Week. Read the description of each pet to find out about it, including where it can be adopted in Will County.
Sarah Hurd, organizer for the Illinois Nurses Association, said on Sunday that the tentative agreement was something that both parties could “probably be happy with.”
Many of the building’s residents are now staying in hotels provided by the facility’s management and are receiving two meals a day thanks to a partnership with the Joliet Salvation Army.
Star Wars Day is 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 1 in downtown Joliet.
All three were in stable condition when they were taken to Ascension Saint Joseph – Joliet.
Both teens were shot while they were on the front porch of a house in Joliet.
Wyler's BBQ made a name for itself at Slammers games, now has a Channahon restaurant.
Volunteers from the Zonta Club of Joliet and Visitation and Aid Society hosted a “jewelry gift shop” of gently used bracelets earrings, necklaces for kindergartners at four District 86 schools to give as gifts on Mother's Day.
At 11:10 a.m. Saturday, Joliet police responded to the 3400 block of Pandola Avenue after receiving a report of a female being stabbed in the street.
Kristin Walls, who is also a second grade teacher at Jones Elementary School in Minooka, had a vertebral artery dissection on Thanksgiving Day.
U.S. Representative Lauren Underwood (IL-14) announced a new round of federal funding she has secured for health care organizations in the 14th Congressional District.
The Crest Hill house was being renovated and was unoccupied when the fire broke out
The Will County Regional Office of Education has announced the winners of its first annual art scholarship contest.
Warm weather season means more time spent outdoors. It is also time for ticks to be out more and everywhere. Changes in climate are leading to an increase in the ticks and the potential for unwanted diseases.