A new database from the non-profit news site ProPublica offers a wide range of information on racial disparities in the performance of school systems nationwide.
Car windows were smashed on Leonard Place, Asbury Avenue and Wesley Avenue, graffiti was sprayed at Calvary Cemetery and a locked bicycle was taken at the high school. These are among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
City officials have developed a plan to upgrade Evanston's street lights while maintaining the look of the city's traditional Tallmadge light fixtures.
Memories are on stage this weekend with the story of Nazi-hunter Simon Wiesenthal at the North Shore Center in Skokie and military personnel sharing their stories in "The Telling Project" at Piven Theatre.
It was a busy weekend for Evanston police with three DUI arrests, three burglaries near campus and three thefts of booze from the downtown Target. Here are the details.
About a dozen Evanston residents and city workers met with city officials at a Central Street coffee shop this morning to discuss proposed cuts to next year's city budget.
A realtors' representative called Evanston's proposed Real Estate Transfer Tax referendum "irresponsible" during a forum Sunday at Evanston Township High School.
Four Evanston residents debated the future of the Harley Clarke mansion Sunday at a sparsely attended referendum forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters.
Thanks to the intervention of Mother Nature Friday --- in the form of a freak snowstorm in Central Illinois --- every single golfer participating in the Class 3A Illinois High School Asociation state tournament received the ultimate mulligan
In a pilot program with K-12 schools, Adobe has provided Creative Cloud licenses to offer a Design Thinking problem-solving approach to students and teachers of Roycemore School in Evanston.
Police made arrests for trespassing on Ridge, failure to register as a sex offender on Western in Chicago and other offenses. These are among the stories in today’s daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
The Evanston Fire Department announced the award of a $1.4 million grant for radio equipment that will improve communication among 16 area fire departments.
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