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Derrick Gragg has been appointed vice president for athletic strategy. He will remain athletic director until his replacement is hired.
A longtime Whirlpool executive reportedly purchased the Dexter Cummings Estate for more than $2.8 million below its original listing price.
The two-day festival features 25 acts across four stages along Lincoln Avenue in downtown Winnetka.
A motorist racing down an alley near Howard Street collided with a car carrying a family of four and injured a cyclist, authorities said.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
A sample of mosquitoes collected in Northfield last week tested positive for West Nile virus on Tuesday, officials said.
The former Chicago Cub pitcher cut the asking price of his Evanston property, which now include his No. 11 jersey number.
The K-8 Bessie Rhodes School of Global Studies magnet school is due to close in 2026, coinciding with a new K-5 school in the 5th Ward.
After nearly two decades in Chicago, the three-day music festival is trading a park for a parking lot.
Nine open practices are set to offer a free peek at preseason preparations and rookie talents.
Skokie residents were encouraged to report fireworks noise complaints to the police non-emergency number.
Toxic "forever chemicals," known collectively as PFAS, are seen in public water systems throughout Illinois, data shows.
Now the city's youngest councilmember, Highland Park native Barisa Bruckman brings a background in federal, state and local government.
Police said 54-year-old Jeff Austwick, the suspect in the slayings of his brothers, was found in the bushes Friday in downtown St. Louis.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
“One thing you can count on as you leave this place is that, at some point, there is going to be more that is hard," graduates were told.
"Yes, there is unimaginable pain and suffering in this world," acknowledged actress Kathryn Hahn in her commencement address.
The group's new president proposed amending the bylaws of the local PAC, which has ignored the results of two earlier votes of its members.
University officials have failed to turn over documents and given "evasive and misleading testimony," according to the committee chair.
