Joliet Herald News
Joliet reviewing free-gas policy for top city administrators
City Manager Beth Beatty told the City Council on Tuesday that she is working on changes in a policy that gives top administrators access to city gas pumps for their private vehicles.
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3mThe Herald-News Athlete of the Week: Plainfield East’s Taylor Miller
Plainfield East's Taylor Miller was voted in as the Herald-News Athlete of the Week after she won the IHSA 2A State Finals girls golf individual state championship with a two-round score of 137.
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3mPritzker says new Will County Hyundai plant will create 3,750 new jobs
Hyundai is expanding its investment in Will County, adding 3,750 new full-time jobs, Gov. JB Pritzker’s office announced Thursday
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3mPlainfield village trustees approve plans for new Nashville-style hot chicken restaurant
The Plainfield Village Board on Monday gave unanimous approval to a special use permit for Angry Chickz to open a drive-thru restaurant in the building at 15732 South Illinois Route 59.
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2mRomeoville man arrested on charges of grooming, indecent solicitation of a child
Will County sheriff's detectives learned a Romeoville man had met with several youths at a Walmart store and he began to have inappropriate communications with them, according to the undersheriff.
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4mKennedy steps down as Joliet School District 204 board president
Matthew Kennedy has stepped down as president of the Joliet Township High School District 204 board but will remain as a board member, District 204 said.