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The League of Women Voters of Evanston interviewed each councilmember, noting that six out of nine alderpeople have joined since 2021.
Police were alerted by an automated license plate reader to a car that had been recently carjacked driving down Dempster.
Newly formed nonprofit Citizens for Ethical Campaigns wants more candidates to sign Illinois' little-known Code of Fair Campaign Practices.
Police said the victim went to meet his killer to conduct a "drug transaction" before he was fatally shot.
K9 Dax is being treated by a veterinarian for injuries suffered while apprehending a 16-year-old Zion boy as he hid in the woods.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
The deadline for Evanston Township High School community members to nominate themselves to the new working group is Wednesday.
Lavon'ta Brown was shot to death in May 2022. Alraum Williams was convicted Friday, while Amireon Williams awaits trial over the slaying.
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously restored Donald Trump to Republican primary ballots after officials in 3 states tried to disqualify him.
Superintendent Matt Montgomery said a food service employee was removed from the LFHS campus within an hour of a report from students.
Altounian Construction's plans for the former home of Anatol Equipment Manufacturing go before the Lake Bluff Architectural Board of Review.
A bond referendum on this month's ballot would replace Avoca West in east Glenview with a new school on the Marie Murphy campus in Wilmette.
Benjamin Wiberg will focus on special projects and day-to-day operational needs, village staff announced.
Shoplifters steal liquor, beauty products, groceries and a jacket: Highland Park Police Blotter
The local not-for-profit is partnering with Northwestern University on the deconstruction and rebuilding of Ryan Field in Evanston.
Councilmembers are due to consider approval of a new drive-thru coffee shop on a long-vacant parcel at the corner of Waukegan and Everett.
A $12 million project to build a new structure over the Edens Expressway is due to be complete late next year.
This year's prompt: “The history of man is the history of crimes, and history can repeat. So information is a defense against repetition."
Judge Tracie Porter found that former President Donald Trump is disqualified from office because he has "engaged in insurrection."
