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Cook County Judge Daniel Kubasiak suggested the former coach and the university should come to a settlement before an April 2025 trial date.
A Highland Park woman allegedly trafficked 4 people from Mexico, threatened to have their families killed and forced them to work for her.
More than 100 schools are committed to taking part in the first ever IHSA Girls Flag Football State Series.
City officials said they expect to receive five more Flock Safety License Plate Reader cameras in the coming months.
The local not-for-profit aims to raise 20 percent of its annual budget from the May 3 event.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
The local forest preserve district took home a quartet of awards last month from the nation's largest state park and recreation conference.
The Highland Park City Council is set to decide whether to block the renewal of a councilmember's liquor license.
Rummel managed the McDonald's legal department through its unprecedented franchise expansion of the 1980s and 90s.
Sports teams at New Trier High School finished the 2023-24 fall season as the top-ranked team nationwide in the "MaxPreps Cup" standings.
The haven for the aged adopts a new address during a temporary transition from country club to Catholic church during $6 million renovation.
Online fundraisers are raising money for four Greenleaf Street businesses destroyed by a Jan. 28 fire.
Former prosecutor Clayton Harris and retired Judge Eileen O'Neill Burke are set to face each other Thursday evening in a live debate.
Hospital officials took phone, email and electronic medical records offline after the cyberattack was discovered on Jan. 31.
The Cook County Democratic Party is expected to formally approve Biss's nomination as a committeeperson at its next meeting.
Passes go on sale, in-person only, starting Feb. 19 at five spots around Evanston. The combination to the gate is set to change next month.
Protestors shut down streets outside Woodward, who they say manufactures parts for bombs dropped by the Israeli military in Gaza.
The owners of some of the village's most expensive mansions have signaled they will sue to block the ordinance from taking effect.
The student paper's parent company sought a resolution of anti-Israel newspaper tampering case with "nothing punitive or permanent."
