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The Evanston City Council voted 6-2 to approve a five-year deal to give the Volkswagen dealer half of all sale tax revenue it generates.
Chicago had more rooftop bars on the list than any other city in the U.S.A. as the Windy City tied London for the second-most in the globe.
Discounted tickets are available to more than a dozen upcoming shows across the North Shore.
Jonathan Bresser was rejected for the "Legal Diversity Fellow" job, which listed "person of color and/or female" among its qualifications.
Gun Owners of America filed a petition for review of the 7th Circuit appellate court ruling upholding the Protect Illinois Communities Act.
Tickets go on sale Saturday to see the pop superstars' Aug. 15 performance at the Illinois State Fair grandstand.
“We were reminded tonight of how quickly things can change," Clinton said, warning that many people failed to take Hitler's rise seriously.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
The Waukegan hospital was reinstated as a Level II trauma center on Monday by the Illinois Department of Public Health.
He now faces charges including armed habitual criminal and unlawful possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.
Fangs for the memories: here are various venomous visitors set for their spring debut across Illinois.
The Evanston City Council is set to vote publicly Monday on an agreement with a real estate broker that it illegally approved last October.
Supporters of on-leave Deerfield High School Theatre Director Britnee Kenyon say they were called antisemites and "Jewish Hamas supporters."
A win Saturday in Rockford sends Oakton — which suspended its women's basketball program five years ago — to the NJCAA tournament.
After public records revealed the former superintendent's delinquency, district officials now say the late payments are "not acceptable."
The longtime Lake County Democratic boss escaped prison for tax fraud and misappropriating campaign funds by working undercover for the FBI.
Sen. Julie Morrison's aim to prevent companies from "pulling the wool over the eyes of educators and guardians" by concealing e-cigarettes.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
Rep. Brad Schneider said 13 of his Community Project Funding requests were granted in the appropriations bill now headed to the Senate.
