Tinley Park News

TUESDAY, MAY 14 Supplement Theft More than $1,600 worth of supplements were stolen from GNC, 7380 191st St., according to a report.

Not only can they travel to downtown Chicago for a number of Broadway shows, but they also have a bevy of close-by community theater.

Mayor Ed Zabrocki has more than a passing familiarity with inauguration ceremonies.

Tinley Park residents affected by last month's flooding could be eligible for federal disaster aid, according to a village press release.

A Tinley Park man charged with beating his wife to death with a metal bar while their young son watched was found sane enough to stand trial for her murder.

My 5-year-old son needs physical, dental and vision exams before entering kindergarten.

A Tinley Park man who woke up to his girlfriend's screams was pleasantly surprised to learn what had prompted them.

Decorative lawn lighting in the 17700 block of 71st Avenue was damaged or stolen on May 8, according to reports.

Tinley Park resident Eric Connelly recently made Providence Catholic High School history as their first student ever receive a perfect score on the ACT.

But a determined Tinley Park man stood on a pier, clutching his camera and timing the waves just 150 feet away.

Finding a job can be a tough task. Putting together a resume, hitting the streets looking for "Help Wanted" signs and making the best impression on potential employers can be a tall order for anyone.

People gathered for a meeting and press conference where a group of pastors spoke out against proposed legislation in Springfield regarding same-sex marriage at the Tinley Park Convention Center in Tinley Park, Illinois, Tuesday, May 14, 2013.

A fight broke out between two workers at Burger King over the rude way one employee asked the other to make a burger.

Mug Shot Gallery is a weekly feature on Tinley Park Patch that spotlights mug shots taken at the local police department .

The cause of an early morning fire in the 8100 block of Piute Trail remains under investigation, a Tinley Park fire official said Monday.

A 20-year-old Orland Park man faces drug charges after a drug bust in Tinley Park.

The top two headlines in Frankfort Patch this week alerted readers to a fatality on Interstate 80 that caused three other accidents and the opening of Dancing Marlin Restaurant.

When they let former Chicago Ridge Deputy Fire Chief Gary Swiercz out of jail, he wasn't allowed to return to the Tinley Park condo where he allegedly tried to rape and kill a neighbor.

A man wounded two years ago in a shooting that killed a friend of his on the Stevenson Expressway also has died, authorities said.

The Grand Voyager died after colliding with a Subaru at the intersection of 111th Street and Harlem Avenue in Worth.