Joliet Herald News
Joliet Township man accused of trying to enter Will County jail while posing as corrections staffer
A Joliet Township man is accused of turning on red-and-blue flashing lights on a personal vehicle and trying to enter the Will County jail while posing as a federal corrections employee, police said.
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5mDowners Grove North edges Lockport in 4A baseball sectional behind 11-K performance from Colin Doyle
Colin Doyle struck out 11 and Downers Grove North held off a late Lockport rally to capture a 7-6 win in the Class 4A Lockport Sectional nightcap. In the first semifinal, Naperville Central's Grant Umbright shut out Hinsdale Central in a 2-0 affair.
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5mJoliet Catholic’s thrilling comeback attempt comes up short in sectional semifinal loss to Dunlap
Joliet Catholic lost to Dunlap in the Washington Sectional semifinals on Wednesday. “It’s only up from here. ... We’re only going to keep getting better.”
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5mMinooka baseball continues its offensive dominance in topping Normal Community
Minooka's potent offense continued its torrid postseason, and Zane Caves pitched masterfully as Minooka topped Normal Community 8-2 in the semifinal round of the Class 4A Normal Community Sectional on Wednesday.
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4mLove’s Travel Stops celebrates Joliet opening - ‘This was a long time coming and a big project’
The truck stop, which has parking for 91 trucks. is located off Interstate 80 at the Briggs Street interchange.
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3mSecond downtown Plainfield business damaged in January fire won’t reopen
No one was injured in the Jan. 28 fire and all occupants of the restaurant at 24047 W. Lockport St. and neighboring businesses were safely evacuated.