One driver injured in I-394 crash
One driver was airlifted to an area hospital after colliding with another vehicle at Route 394 and Burville Road in eastern Will County at about 10 a.m. Friday, according to...
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Joliet Junior College, Lewis University partner to help nursing students get bachelor’s degrees
Joliet Junior College and Lewis University have formed a partnership to pilot a new program for nursing students, allowing them to transfer seamlessly and earn a bachelor of science degree...
Sunny Hill supporters raise funds to provide bus, activities for residents
Will County officials accepted the keys to a new bus recently to transport residents of its Sunny Hill Nursing Home, but in the driver’s seat, raising money for this bus...
District 161 to study taking over Lincoln-Way North High School
Summit Hill District 161 officials are creating a committee to study a proposal by residents wanting to take over a portion of Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 to reopen...
New Lenox schools seek 1 percent sales tax
New Lenox School District 122 joined the ranks of school districts wanting a November referendum for a County School Facilities Sales Tax. The board of education voted 6 to 1...
Day care provider ends service to Lincoln-Way
Aunt Nancy’s Day Care, which came under fire for a previous rent-free deal to provide in-school service to Lincoln-Way area teachers, announced that Friday was its last day despite having...
Lincoln-Way official offers compromise after daytime pool use cut due to student safety concerns
The superintendent of Lincoln-Way High School District 210 offered what he considered a “compromise” on the community’s use of school facilities but a committee will still be formed next month...
Woman jumps from taxi on I-80 in Will County
A woman was in critical condition after she jumped out of a taxi Thursday morning on Interstate 80 near mile marker 141 in Will County, officials said. A New Lenox...
JJC’s Johnson remembered as an ‘ambassador for agriculture’
Bill Johnson was fondly remembered as an “ambassador for agriculture.” He was a passionate and intelligent man who was often sought out for his knowledge and opinions, his colleagues said....
Will County eyes fire pit restrictions
Issues of burning fires never seem to die out in Will County. County officials said recently they may want to revisit their ordinance regarding recreational fires after a complaint from...