clock menu more-arrow no yes
Chicago Sun-Times homepage

Filed under:

Man robs First Merchants Bank in Harvey

By Sun-Times Wire

(HARVEY) A man robbed a bank Tuesday morning in south suburban Harvey.

A man robbed a bank in south suburban Harvey Tuesday morning. / photo from the FBI

The robbery happened at First Merchants Bank in the 100 block of East 154th Street about 11 a.m., according to the FBI.

The suspect is described as a 5-foot-6, 160-pound black man in his mid-20s to early 30s, according to the FBI. He was wearing a black t-shirt and faded gray jeans.

The FBI classified the incident as a non-takeover robbery.

Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI at (312) 421-6700.

Next Up In News

The Latest

Chicago police officer shot on South Side

The male officer was transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center. His condition was unknown.

By Sophie Sherry and Madeline Kenney

What Chicago Mayor Lightfoot did for 53 minutes and 25 seconds in Washington D.C.

I’m happy to defend Lightfoot’s D.C. trip. She’s here while the City Council is fighting over the ward remap. Said Lightfoot: "The perfect is not going to be the outcome."

By Lynn Sweet

City drops COVID-19 vaccine mandate lawsuit against police union

Mayor Lori Lightfoot threatened to refile the lawsuit if the police union’s leadership calls for a work stoppage.

By Madeline Kenney

Reports: Notre Dame to promote Marcus Freeman to head coach

Freeman, a former Bears draft pick, just finished his first season with the Irish

By Ralph D. Russo | AP

Since City Council can’t agree on a new ward map, it must listen to what the public says

Public hearings are where we hope residents can have a meaningful say in the process, with their voices used to create a remap that actually benefits the city, not political fiefdoms.

By CST Editorial Board

Chicago activists call on Supreme Court to protect Roe v. Wade decision in wake of controversial Mississippi law

About 100 people gathered in the Loop Wednesday evening to advocate for reproductive rights and protest Mississippi’s new law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

By Madeline Kenney