The City of Joliet is hosting a free three-day theatre series, “STAMPED INTO HISTORY!,” from February 20-22, 2026, at the Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park Theatre to celebrate Black History Month and highlight the historical and cultural contributions of African Americans.
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Winter weather alert: Blood donors needed now
Versiti is urgently seeking O-negative and O-positive blood donors to ensure that patients in Illinois and the Midwest receive the critical care they need, regardless of the winter weather.
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Ruby Street bridge over Des Plaines River in Joliet closed for emergency repairs
The Ruby Street bridge over the Des Plaines River in Joliet is closed for emergency repairs, and motorists should follow the posted detours and allow extra time for trips through the area.
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Joliet Residents Mixed on Councils Approval of Joliet Catholic Academy Expansion
The Joliet City Council approved plans for the expansion of Joliet Catholic Academy (JCA) despite objections from some residents, which will include a new multi-purpose athletic field, eight new tennis courts, and other amenities.
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United Cerebral Palsy Celebrates 70th year helping the community with disabilities
UCP-Center for Disability Services celebrated its 70th anniversary on December 10 with a ribbon cutting, and State Representative Larry Walsh, Jr. presented the agency with a proclamation commemorating the occasion.
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Joliet and surrounding area residents are urged to stay warm, stay safe, and watch out for utility scams
Attorney General Kwame Raoul is warning consumers to beware of scammers pretending to be from a utility company and threatening to shut off heat if they do not receive a payment.
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City of Joliet enters agreement to transfer Southeast Sanitary District water and Sewer system to Joliet
The Joliet City Council has approved an intergovernmental agreement to transfer the Southeast Joliet Sanitary District’s water and sewer systems to the City of Joliet, providing relief to residents who have been experiencing flooding and low water pressure, and Will County has committed $15.7 million in funding for upgrades to the existing systems over the next ten years.
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City of Joliet will assume water and sewer services for southeast Joliet Sanitary District customers
The City of Joliet will assume ownership, operation, and maintenance of the water and sewer system currently operated by the Southeast Joliet Sanitary District (SEJSD), following approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement between the City, the District, and Will County at the next City Council meeting on Tuesday, January 20, with a $15.7 million infrastructure investment planned over the next ten years.
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Joliet Slammers sign trio of players ahead of upcoming season
The Joliet Slammers have signed catcher Billy Sullivan, outfielder Jared Zimbardo, and outfielder Josh Phillips ahead of the 2026 season, adding depth and experience to their roster.
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MLK Day of Service cleanups highlight week of Forest Preserve programs
The Forest Preserve District of Will County is offering a variety of free programs for all ages, including a community cleanup, trail club, naturalist program, crafting program, hike with soup, and social gathering.
