News updates from the Daily Southtown delivered every Monday and Wednesday.
 Thursday, Feb 7 Some Flossmoor residents question whether Trustee Philip Minga still resides in the village, but a state law allows local elected officials to continue holding office even if they move out of state. |   | |
| A Cook County grand jury indicted Jakharr Williams, 20, on a charge of first-degree murder for the Jan. 21 shooting death of a high school senior in Orland Square Mall. |
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| The Richards High School community raised enough funds to have a water well built in Mali in memory of Amira Nairat, a freshman who was struck and killed. |
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| State Sen. Michael Hastings is pushing for state to study environmental issues at state-owned site in Tinley Park; cover cost of cleanup. |
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| Ford Motor Company announced Thursday it would invest $1 billion in its Chicago-area manufacturing operations. |
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| Tinley Park has designated a section of the Harlem Avenue retail corridor as "blighted" to make properties eligible for Cook County tax breaks. |
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| One parent is questioning why student-athletes practice as early as 5 a.m. and if they would benefit from more after-school use of the former North building. |
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| In response to Tom Brokaw's comment that Hispanic immigrants need to work harder at assimilating, the author suggests all of us work harder at accepting and appreciating each other's differences. |
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