The Evanston School District 65 School Board Monday night appointed Phil Ehrhardt and Heidi Wennstrom to serve as co-interim superintendents for coming school year..
With seasonal lifeguard and beach staff members returning to school, the City of Evanston has announced changes to swimming and beach office hours at several locations.
Someone shot a bullet through a window of the library at Roycemore School, Davis Street and Ridge Avenue, over the weekend. This among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
The Evanston School District 65 School Board appointed Elisabeth “Biz” Lindsay-Ryan Monday night to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of board member Lindsay Cohen.
A 2008 Dodge was damaged by gunfire in the 2000 block of Foster Street, but the vehicle’s two occupants were not hit. This among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
Two Evanston Police commanders, Melissa Sacluti and Jody Wright, have completed Northwestern University's Center for Public Safety's Executive Management Program.
The Block Museum of Art announces its exhibition schedule for 2019 – 2020. Four major shows, highlighting the diversity of global modernisms, will present a mid-20th century view of art as it is entwined with culture and politics around the globe.
Evanston police and fire units are on the scene on Lake Street near Sherman Avenue where a Metra train outbound from the Loop struck a pedestrian around 5 p.m. this evening.
A donation box containing an unknown amount of cash was removed from the front door of St. Athanasius Catholic Church in the 1600 block of Lincoln Street. This among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
An Evanston Now reader says he spotted a poster from a white nationalist group on a traffic signal control box at the corner of Main Street and Chicago Avenue in Evanston this morning.
The head of Evanston's Equity and Empowerment Commission Thursday called for repeal of a city ordinance that lets people put chairs and blankets on the public parkway on Central Street three days ahead of the 4th of July parade.
Members of Evanston's Equity and Empowerment Commission voted Thursday evening to ask the City Council to provide property tax relief to black long-time owners of residential property in the city.
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