The business would be situated within an existing mixed-use building that has hosted comparable retail businesses over the years.
The applicant has submitted a site plan to the Department of Public Works showing the operation of the proposed drive thru.
Judge Blakey also ordered Ryan Zelek to pay a total of $54,298 in restitution.
In 2018, Michael Kazecki left Joliet to reside at his mother's home in Oak Lawn, and he has remained free and living there ever since.
We appreciate your patience and ask that you drive slowly and cautiously through any construction zone.
Joliet has faced some civil lawsuits in recent years in regard to danger spots where sidewalks or streets are broken or left unrepaired.
Be sure to catch Junk in the Trunk Flea Market in Morris on the Joliet Patch calendar
Carl Ellis grabbed the child's mother and forced her to the ground and then he struck her, which caused her to black out.
The iconic Merichka's restaurant at 604 Theodore St. remains closed this week, and people are complaining they need a generator.
She had a positive outlook on life that inspired those around her and she cultivated deep bonds with many.
The female sustained a gunshot wound to the groin, while the male sustained a gunshot wound to the right arm.
Over 40 New Teachers Join Joliet District 86 School District
Joliet Resident Andrew Smith Fills East Side School Board Seat
Donald Shiner was unresponsive in the southbound lanes, his Trek bicycle badly damaged from an apparent traffic crash with a motor vehicle.
Che Jones, 35, made his first appearance at the Will County Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon. He was in Courtroom 202 of Judge DeWilkins.
Spotted on the Joliet calendar: Junk in the Trunk Flea Market in Morris
Under the old cash bail system, one of Will County's Republican judges, Ben Braun, gave the first-degree murder defendant a lower bail.
Deborah A. Couch—guiding presence, steadfast faith, and enduring compassion.
Remebered for her cherished traditions, unwavering support, and family pride.
Beloved husband, father, and builder of lasting legacies—Cyril Habiger.
A remarkable woman whose generosity touched all who knew her.
Remembering Dino’s warmth, kindness, and unwavering devotion.
A Bolingbrook resident, 19-year-old Alexander Forest refused to leave and began walking further into the store, Joliet police said.
The driver initially declined to identify himself and indicated that he did not require police assistance.
The construction materials taken during the two thefts are believed to have a combined estimated value of approximately $7,000.
He was also found to have active warrants from Morton Grove for DUI and Cook County for resisting a peace officer.
A passenger intervened after reportedly observing Guillermina Mowab raise her arm aggressively toward the driver, police said.
Students who ride e-bikes should follow all traffic laws, ride responsibly, and wear a properly fitted helmet.
The Rooftop Outdoor Music Series at the Joliet Area Historical Museum - Reserve your tickets now as concerts are selling out!
Penn Entertainment general manager Ruben Warren said that Hollywood Casino will increase its number of employees from about 400 to 650.
Juan Rodriguez Castaneda, 31, is listed as being homeless according to the Will County Jail logs. He just spent three days in the jail.
Jerry loved traveling to beautiful island destinations, where he enjoyed relaxing by the ocean and creating lasting memories.
Robert Woycheese comes from the 1400 block of Colorado Avenue. He also spent time in the Will County jail in 2024 and 2018.
Meals on Wheels for Northern Illinois is dedicated to helping older adults live independently and safely in the homes they love.
Learn about the raptors of the night sky and make an owl box to take home.
And check out Encore Resale Shop Fall Opening 2026 on the Joliet Patch calendar
Two Joliet Park District commissioners will be elected, each to a 4-year term.
Joliet police said that no traffic citations were issued in connection with the IKEA strike incident, which occurred on private property.
"When workers stand together, we stand with them," the Joliet City Councilman declared.