Chicagoland’s Week In Review: Will County made headlines with a tragic homicide investigation involving a 2-month-old boy. Meanwhile, the Old Joliet Prison hosted a Route 66 Centennial event, and the county launched the “Guide Will” initiative to update its land resource management plan.

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Top Stories This Week: Chicagoland’s Week In Review

Homicide Investigation in Plainfield

Will County authorities are investigating the death of a 2-month-old boy, ruled a homicide. The case has shocked the community, with officials urging anyone with information to come forward.

Community Safety Concerns

This tragic incident has sparked discussions about child welfare and the need for enhanced community support systems.

Route 66 Centennial at Old Joliet Prison

The historic Old Joliet Prison hosted the “Big House Ballgame” as part of Route 66 Centennial celebrations. The event drew hundreds of attendees, highlighting the prison’s cultural and historical significance.

Revitalizing Local Tourism

Events like these aim to boost tourism and preserve the rich history of Route 66, a vital part of American heritage.

“Guide Will” Initiative for Land Planning

Will County launched the “Guide Will” initiative to gather public input for updating its land resource management plan. The initiative includes community events like “Day at Will County Government.”

Shaping the County’s Future

Officials hope the updated plan will address challenges like urban sprawl and environmental sustainability.

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