South Chicago Heights is a village in Cook County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 3,934.
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All events →Apr 20Village Board of Trustees Meeting2:00 PMApr 25Electronic Recycling4:00 AMApr 25VillageElectronic Recycling9:00 AMApr 29Seniors Card Playing7:30 AMApr 29VillageSeniors Card Playing12:30 PMMay 13VillageNifty-Over-Fifty Meeting2:30 PMMay 25VillageMemorial Day Service10:00 AMJun 6VillageDocument Shredding Event10:00 AM
Recent News
All news →NewsMAR 06, 2026
Chicago, Illinois-area severe weather: Heavy rain causes flooding in Lynwood, South Chicago Heights, Steger, 4 killed in Michigan
Chicago, Illinois-area severe weather: Heavy rain causes flooding in Lynwood, South Chicago Heights, Steger, 4 killed in Michigan ABC7 Chicago
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NewsJUL 28, 2025
South Chicago Heights man found guilty of 2023 murder of Joliet woman
South Chicago Heights man found guilty of 2023 murder of Joliet woman Shaw Local
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NewsDEC 09, 2023
New South Chicago Heights police chief looks forward to role, promoting community policing
New South Chicago Heights police chief looks forward to role, promoting community policing Chicago Tribune
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