FOND DU LAC – Police arrested a 60-year-old Milwaukee man Tuesday after a chase on Interstate 41 in Fond du Lac County.
Officers responded around 8:30 p.m. to a report that a man took cash from a register at the Fond du Lac Walmart and drove away, according to the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office.
Officials said officers found the vehicle in the area and tried to stop it, but it continued south on Rolling Meadows Drive at high speeds. Fond du Lac police ended the chase, but the Wisconsin State Patrol and Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office deputies found the vehicle again and tried to stop it on I-41 near Lost Arrow Road.
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The Village of Lemont approved the submittal of grant applications for two different projects at its Monday village board meeting. (Shutterstock)
LEMONT, IL The Village of Lemont approved the submittal of grant applications for two different projects at its Monday village board meeting.
The first application will be submitted to Cook County s Community Development Block Grant program for funding of the water main extension on Walker Road south of Main Street, according to board documents. The project includes the installation of water main, two pressure connections, water main pipe jacking, storm sewer modifications, patching and restoration, board documents state.
Rolling Meadows, Meadowoods Drive part of $342K in repaving planned for Jackson (Source: Gray) By Anthony Warren | December 21, 2020 at 3:16 PM CST - Updated December 21 at 3:25 PM
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Driving along some city streets could soon be smoother, with the Jackson City Council expected to approve two interlocal agreements for road repaving at its meeting Tuesday.
The council is considering measures, which would allow Hinds County to repave four city streets, including Rolling Meadows Drive and Meadowoods Drive, both in Northeast Jackson.
Other streets up for consideration are Officer Thomas Catchings Drive and Clubview Drive.
Combined, the projects are expected to cost around $342,000, with $120,000 going to Meadowoods and $107,384 going to Rolling Meadows, according to city documents.