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Library staff notify someone was photocopying a check and identification card with their name on it: Wilmette Police Blotter
$80,000 reported stolen in wire transfer; thieves steal trio of bicycles; purse purloined from office: Winnetka-Glencoe-Northfield Blotters
Court records indicate the man had an active arrest warrant after failing to show up to court on charges related to a DUI crash in 2022.
The Land of Lincoln is ranked 30th in the nation when it comes to its number of hospitals earning "A" grades in safety.
A 19-year-old is accused of stealing a Nissan Altima at gunpoint after offering to buy it.
Organizers from the Northwestern University Divestment Coalition said they have laid a foundation "for generations of NU activists to come."
Councilmembers on Monday approved the 2024 list of special events requiring City Council approval.
Local birders and conservationists helped the endangered bird complete her first northern migration after being raised in captivity.
The man implied that he had a gun and demanded cash during the downtown Skokie bank robbery Monday morning.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
University administrators agreed to permit demonstrations to continue at the site of the encampment as long as all but one tent is removed.
Tenants vacated office space in the north suburbs at the highest rate of any region in the Chicago area, according to a new report.
Out of more than a dozen applicants seeking to replace the longtime clerk, Desai emerged as mayor's top choice.
The District 113 Educational Foundation announced it had awarded nearly $5,000 more in funding this year compared to last year.
More than 300 senior athletes are due to take part in the 3rd annual "Hoops for the Ages" senior tournament Saturday in Evanston.
Following complaints about "drug activity" at his house, a local man was charged with the manufacture or delivery of cannabis near a school.
Councilmember Jeff Hoobler is set to resign over a local ordinance prohibiting members of City Council from holding liquor licenses.
The ordinance was needed to prevent the drain on village resources from unannounced arrivals outside of business hours, village staff said.
Students and faculty "held the line and defended the camp" by locking arms together around the camp, according to a protesting professor.
