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After spending more than three years inside the Will County Jail, Patrick Gleason of Joliet wants his trial in Will County.
Over the past few days, the Illinois Department of Transportation has the east span of the Jefferson Street Bridge working properly.
Saulter Law Firm has maintained that Jazzpher "Jazz" Evans of Joliet was the victim of a hate crime perpetrated by the Quincy bar owner.
The 62-year-old New Lenox motorcycle rider died following the crash with the Coal City man at Cedar and Pauling roads in Manhattan Township.
The property includes a castle-like structure built by a former German Brewmaster that is now available for wine tastings and events.
A new witness in Steven Avery's "Making a Murder" case has just claimed to have seen someone pushing Teresa Halbach's car toward the Avery property, the day police discovered it.
Prominent wrongful conviction lawyer Kathleen Zellner believes the recent development should get Steven Avery a new trial.
Jazzpher "Jazz" Evans was thrown to the ground, put in a choke hold and strangled until she lost consciousness, her lawyers said.
Patrick Fanning just opened his Joliet's 1st Stop cafe on the main entrance into Joliet along Routes 53 and 52.
The old Bob & Sis' building was just painted black. In the next few weeks, a new retail business is expected to open there.
Attorney Robert Langendorf has filed a lawsuit against World Kia of Joliet and Everett Corbin, the man who shot his client.
The Joliet Police Department has made two arrests in connection with Sunday night's shooting of a passenger on the city's near west side.
Four-term incumbent Jan Quillman was the unofficial top vote getter in Tuesday's Joliet City Council races involving 12 candidates.
The Joliet Fire Department and Joliet Police Department were on the scene of Sunday's huge fire.
Restaurant owner Niko Liappas is offering his special Greek Chicken meal including rice and potatoes as a one-day special at 20 Ohio St.
Veteran Joliet police officer David Blackmore spent nearly 15 months on paid leave from work. Now, he's back patrolling the streets.