Park Forest, IL—(ENEWSPF)— Patrons of the Park Forest Public Library can learn about native plants, become knowledgeable about financial scams targeting seniors, and participate in kids’ craft activities in May. The month closes with a kick-off to the 2026 Summer Reading Program. Crafts for Kids There are two craft events[Read More…]
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Hydrant Flushing Underway in Park Forest Through May
The Village of Park Forest has begun its annual hydrant flushing program that will continue through the first week of May.
Police Charge Chicago Man with DUI and Speeding 30 Over
Police charged the West Fillmore Street resident with DUI alcohol greater than .08 and driving 30 mph over the speed limit.
Crashed Car Lands Glenwood Man DUI Charge: Reports
Police charged a Glenwood man with DUI alcohol and drugs combination after he allegedly crashed his car into a tree on Monee Road.
Reckless Driving Charge for a Crete Man: Reports
These reports culminate with the arrest of a Crete man, police charged with reckless driving after he allegedly crashed on Steger Road.
Another Fleeing and Eluding Charge for a U.P. Man, This Time with a Blown Tire: Reports
A young man allegedly fled a traffic stop with a blown tire after an officer put a pursuit-prevention Terminator strip under a tire.
Park Forest Youth Commission to Host Job Readiness Fair for Teens, Young Adults
The Park Forest Youth Commission invites teens and young adults to take the next step toward employment at its upcoming Job Readiness Fair.
Park Forest Police Blotter Reports Beginning January 3, 2026
In these reports beginning January 3, police noticed two drivers for different reasons, both of whom were eventually charged with DUI.
Call 911, Not Social Media, to Report Concerns, Says Park Forest Fire Chief
Park Forest Fire Chief Mark Cotrano said the answer is simple if you see someone burning garbage or yard waste: call 911. For real.
Park Forest Police Step Up DUI Enforcement Ahead of St. Patrick’s Day
The Park Forest Police Department will step up DUI enforcement for St. Patrick’s Day to help prevent impaired driving and keep roads safe.
