State Sen. Daniel Biss of Evanston has announced he's become executive director of a new group seeking to train Democratic candidates to run on bread-and-butter economic issues.
Like a bike in need of repairs, a plan to add three second-hand stations to Evanston's Divvy program barely squeaked through a City Council vote Monday night.
All four windows of a 2004 Buick were found shattered in the driveway of a home in the 1800 block of Crain Street. This among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
Residents could get sticker shock at Evanston parking meters next year if aldermen adopt a plan being considered by city staff to double on-street parking fees from $1 to $2 per hour.
The Evanston District 65 administration updated the tentative 2018-19 budget with increases in revenue and expenses at a meeting of the school board finance committee Monday night.
Here's a recap of our live coverage of tonight's Evanston City Council meeting. The aldermen are scheduled to approve agreements with Northwestern University for a new water reservoir on campus and with Divvy to expand the bike share program in the city.
Fire damage was sustained on a picnic table at a park in the 1700 block of Ashland Avenue. This among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
The Cook County Bomb Unit conducted a protective sweep of the Wilmette Junior High School, just north of Evanston, after loaded firearms were discovered in a student’s bedroom, according to Wilmette police.
If you happen to see a number of fire vehicles near the Dempster Street Beach Thursday evening, don’t be alarmed. Chances are, it will be MABAS Division 3 practicing night time rescue operations.
Evanston aldermen tonight are scheduled to approve an easement agreement with Northwestern University to let the city replace its 84-year-old, five-million-gallon water storage reservoir located on the school's land.
At a recent District 202 School Board meeting, the agenda item called for a report on “The Year of the Black Male,” but it turned out to be a preview of what could become a dramatic shift in the way they “do schooling” at Evanston Township High School.
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