Sinobia Aiden, a recent graduate of Evanston Township High School, is one of four Chicago-area students selected for an eight-week paid internship this summer as part of the Bank of America’s Student Leaders program.
Bicycles were stolen over the weekend from garages of homes on South Boulevard, Grant Street, and Harrison Street. These among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
The City of Evanston this week is hosting Mike Mathews, deputy garrison manager of U.S. Army Garrison in Bavaria Germany, as part of the City-County Management Senior Fellows Program.
Historical data included in the current proposal to landmark Foster School sheds light on how housing patterns by race have changed in Evanston over time.
Now that ground has been broken for the new Robert Crown Center, it’s time for Evanstonians to explore better ways to fund all the city’s parks and recreation programs.
This week starts with a food truck festival on Tuesday, includes outdoor movies, concerts and picnics and ends with the World Arts + Music festival on Saturday and Sunday and most of the events are free. Check out the options:
Cash was removed from a purse at Aldi's grocery store in the 2200 block of Oakton Street. This among the stories in today's daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
Police say a 27-year-old Evanston woman has been charged with possession of cannabis and a juvenile riding in her car faces weapons charges after a traffic stop that began when an officer noticed they weren't wearing seatbelts.
A county judge has vacated his default judgment against Evanston Alderman Robin Rue Simmons in a case in which a couple sued her for allegedly not finishing a home rehab project.
A report from Integra Realty Resources says the median net apartment rent in Evanston and other North Shore suburbs has risen just 2.3 percent percent in the two years ended in March.
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