Bob Bong is the Editor in Chief at Desplaines Valley News, Regional News, and The Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, culture and society, as well as business reporting on real estate development and beverage production. Bob's work has been featured in the Chicago Tribune and Vondrak Publishing Company.
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Clearing neighborhood man charged with killing a woman an his brother and stabbing another woman in the Gage Park community.
By: Bob Bong
An ordinance prohibiting unlicensed vehicle dealers from working on non-registered autos took effect at the end of March.
By: Bob Bong
Edwards Realty breaks ground on long-awaited Downtown Orland Park project near 143rd Street and LaGrange Road.
Ray Buick marked the end of an era this week when the Southwest Side dealership ended its 72-year relationship with the General Motors brand.
By: Bob Bong
Jim Dodge and his Orland Park For All slate carried the day Tuesday sweeping all of the village seats up for election.
By: Bob Bong
Orland Township will have a decidedly Republican look when new officers take office in May.
By: Bob Bong
Incumbent aldermen roll to easy wins in Countryside municipal election on Tuesday.
Miguel Alvarado, the suspect in a cop car theft and postal van theft, found dead at Cook County Jail.
Argo High School's Board of Education has reassigned embattled superintendent William Toulios over questionable charges on a district credit card.
A drive-thru only Portillo’s is now open in Orland Park. (Supplied photo)
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