News updates from the Daily Southtown delivered every Monday and Wednesday.
 Saturday, Dec 29 The Rev. Richard McGrath is considered "absent without leave" after having moved out of the St. John Stone Friary in Hyde Park, where he had been assigned. |   | |
| A proposal to redevelop the former Tinley Park Mental Health Center property in Tinley Park calls for hundreds of homes aimed at buyers 55 and older. |
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| Representatives of Mokena police and Metra said warning lights and gates failed to activate at a crossing at 191st Street on Nov. 9. |
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| Eight months after Bruce Smit apologized to sisters Kathleen Rys and Lorraine O'Kelly for bullying them in grade school, the three gathered for a holiday lunch to reflect on their year of forgiveness and healing. |
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| "It (the local bald eagle population) has just been growing," wildlife biologist Chris Anchor said. "Every couple years we get another nest." |
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| Harry's Sports Bar closes in Countryside; Carousel Checks moves into new digs. |
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| When Dolton voters passed a referendum in November that imposed term limits on trustees, it represented just the latest example of south suburban residents supporting more turnover in government. |
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| Chevrolet of Homewood provided one lucky family a new 2019 Chevrolet Sonic on Christmas Eve as part of its annual Homewood Chevy Cares contest, which attempts to give a life-changing gift to people in need. |
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