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Superintendent Law said teachers should be free from being "harassed, trolled, canceled" when they post something that people disagree with.
This year's LCDOT's construction program aims to increase road safety and decrease the need for cars, county officials said.
Starting April 20, visitors can expect live music, gourmet foods and unique local treasures every weekend in downtown Wilmette.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
The owners of a North Shore fitness studio need approval from Winnetka village officials to open up their second location on Elm Street.
The appellate court ruling means Lake County judges keep authority over civil suits filed by victims and survivors of the parade shooting.
The plan calls for redeveloping a mostly vacant office complex into a 245-unit apartment building.
After voters at its spring meeting rejected the caucus's proposed officer slate by a vote of 132-125, party leadership installed it anyway.
We all know students who excel in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Evanston.
The decorated Lake County Sheriff's Office dog died Friday — two days after a ceremony to honor him following his recent retirement.
Argument over off-leash dogs at park preceded punch to the head; pro-Israel sign stolen off of lawn: Winnetka-Glencoe-Northfield Blotters
Customer support scammers siphon thousands from Wilmette residents tricked into dialing wrong phone numbers: Wilmette Police Blotter
A temporary football stadium on the Evanston campus will host Northwestern University football home games in 2024 and 2025, officials said.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants to eliminate a 1% grocery sales tax at a cost of about $325 million to local governments.
Longtime HPHS teacher, counselor and administrator Holly Fleischer succeeds HPHS Principal Debby Finn, who retires at the end of the year.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
Artists from eight community colleges are on display at the Skyway Juried Art Exhibition, where Oakton's Megan Africk is among the winners.
A Georgia detective posing as a young girl allegedly engaged in indecent conversations with a Glencoe's public works staffer.
A trio faces felony charges after police were called to a theft in progress at a local gas station: Highland Park Blotter
