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State funding will help convert tennis courts to pickleball, upgrade baseball fields and add a new picnic shelter, district officials said.
Workers at seven Amazon delivery facilities are on strike in an effort to bring the company to the bargaining table with the Teamsters.
Catch up on the latest top stories making headlines in Chicago's northern suburbs so far this week.
A 31-year-old Zion man was convicted in a pair of Lake County cases, including a Waukegan shootout that wounded him and another man in 2022.
Bobby Crimo knowingly waived his right to an attorney during his questioning, the judge found, denying a motion to suppress the interview.
A Sherman Avenue institution is set to serve its last burgers, fries and shakes on Saturday, though its owner hopes to reopen elsewhere.
Seven hospitals will transition to for-profit status under Prime Healthcare, while Ascension Saint Elizabeth is slated to be shuttered.
Federal regulators alleged the Chicago-based delivery company hid fees, blocked accounts and listed restaurants without their approval.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Evanston Democrat who refused sobriety tests and reportedly tried to flee after drunkenly crashing into parked cars wants to drive again.
A former adjunct instructor says he was denied teaching opportunities in retaliation for his refusal to take part in dishonest grading.
The proposal restricts the sale of "intoxicating hemp products" like Delta-8 THC to state-licensed cannabis dispensaries.
The 28-year-old Buffalo Grove woman is accused of sending lewd photos to a 17-year-old boy she met while he was detained in Vernon Hills.
Police said an intoxicated 34-year-old felon was found asleep with a .45 caliber Glock under his seat early Sunday morning.
After a cancelled event in Northbrook and a new policy in Highland Park, an ACLU attorney reminded library trustees of the First Amendment.
Originally listed at $29 million, His Airness's estate sold for a fraction of its original price — but its sale still broke records.
With more than $26 million already raised, the new downtown Evanston theater could be open in less than two years.
Londel Overton allegedly robbed a person at gunpoint last month and opened fire at someone outside his house on Lyons Street last week.
Here's the latest roundup of the top stories making headlines across Chicago's northern suburbs.
