Evanston health officials reported three new COVID-19 cases among city residents today, raising the total cases here to 817. Meanwhile the state reported 954 new cases, reversing a trend of rising case counts over the last few days.
Evanston fire companies responded shortly after 4:30 this afternoon to a report of heavy smoke coming from the roof of a two-story single-family home in the 3200 block of Park Place.
Evanston officials reported two new COVID-19 cases today and one additional death, while the case count across Illinois receded a bit from the high reached on Friday.
American Legion Evanston Post 42 will seek City Council approval Monday to expand liquor service at the post on Central Street to serve the general public.
Evanson aldermen are scheduled to vote Monday on a resolution that would extend the city's state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic for another two months.
Northwestern University plans to hold a series of virtual town hall meetings, where faculty members can ask questions about policies for the reopening of school in September.
Several items were taken from an unlocked Honda in the 2500 block of Marcy Avenue.This among stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
Evanston health officials reported three new COVID-19 cases among city residents today while the state reported 1,317 new cases, its highest total in more than a month and more than double the low point reached just four days ago.
In addition to buying candy bars and chips, you may soon be able to purchase personal protective equipment, masks, from vending machines at Chicago Transit Authority “L” stations.
Citing concerns over the ongoing coronovarius pandemic, the Big Ten Conference today said fall sports will be restricted to conference games only. For Northwestern, that means three non-conference football games, all at home, are wiped out.
Evanston health officials reported no new COVID-19 cases among city residents today leaving the case count at 809 and no new deaths leaving the death toll at 70.
The Evanston Public Library this month plans to gradually restore some services disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic -- including offering access to computers at the main library starting Tuesday, July 14.
Police were summoned to Mason Park, just east of Evanston Township High School, at Church Street and Florence Avenue, upon discovering three garbage containers destroyed by fire late yesterday afternoon.
Speakers at Wednesday's Plan Commission meeting supported proposed zoning changes to permit more types of accessory dwelling units in Evanston and, in discussion, commission members also appeared to be on board with the idea.
Evanston health officials reported four new COVID-19 cases among city residents today, raising the pandemic case count here to 809. The death toll from the disease remained unchanged today at 70.
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