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Justices heard from prosecutors looking to have the SAFE-T Act ruled unconstitutional and a representative of the Illinois attorney general.
Two Lake County 18-year-olds carrying Polymer80 "ghost guns" were arrested in an employee bathroom Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
Councilmembers voted 4-2 to approve a 24-unit residential development near the Metra station at the corner of Walnut and Oakwood.
Prue Beidler says she is known for "listening and working directly with residents when they face important issues."
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
The first public poll of the runoff election shows Vallas with a nearly 6-point lead — though 16 percent of respondents remained undecided.
Skokie police helped DEA, ATF and CPD with 11-month probe into drug trafficking operation affiliated with La Familia Stones gang, feds say.
The retired commodities broker is focused on the city's underfunded pension liability and ensuring trees that get cut down are replaced.
The Niles North High School senior was last year recognized as one of the top 20 in the world for a financial literacy project.
Principal Assistant State's Attorney Ruth Lofthouse is one of two new additions to the Lake County bench.
Daniel Biss asked residents to vote for 2nd Ward Ald. Krissie Harris and 9th Ward Ald. Juan Geracaris, both of whom he appointed last year.
Dr. Sanford "Randy" Tack pledges to be honest, ethical and "absolutely non-partisan" if elected as mayor.
Glencoe's chamber of commerce used to run the events, but since merging with Winnetka-Northfield Chamber, it focuses on Winnetka's market.
Miles, a junior at New Trier High School, started a business called Millmette Camps, Parties and Games.
Niles West High School student Alishba is devoted to volunteer work and raising money to help those in need.
City officials lifted the suspension of the Streetplus Clean Team over last month's altercation between its staff and a man on the street.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
Local student Justin is "a fighter — always pushing forward to become a better version of himself."
The Evanston City Council voted unanimously to give up to $15,000 in financial assistance to owners of rental properties in certain areas.
