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Schakowsky will endorse Biss as successor
Evanston’s longtime congresswoman is backing the city’s mayor in a crowded field to replace her.
Major data breach at human services unit
IDHS admits protected health information was stored on publicly accessible website for years.
Jazz club, cocktail bar planned downtown
Owner plans an “intimate, seductive, immersive experience” for Sherman Avenue space.
Election 2026: Dates to watch for
Early voting begins in Chicago in one month, but in two months in Evanston.
D65: Best choice for Willard TWI kids is Foster
But there is an option for current Willard TWI students to stay there, although TWI will be gone.
Northwestern enrolls largest class in years
But the number of incoming international undergraduate students declined.
New lakefront dining spot on NU campus
Luna’s Pub and Grill hopes to serve students and Evanston residents.
Graduated income tax still a political longshot
Despite mounting pressure on state budget.
A look to Evanston’s housing future
City may be poised for a surge in housing construction.
Crave Cookies opens on Church Street
Owners see ready market for sweet treats in college town.
House candidates call to impeach Trump after Venezuela strike
Incumbent, Jan Schakowsky, refrains from impeachment call, but says Americans “don’t want another war for oil.”
Church-based market offers convenience, variety
Proceeds from farmers market sponsored by Immanuel Lutheran Church go to charity.
Another major coaching hire for NU football
Jerry Neuheisel coming here from UCLA as QB coach.
New business opening downtown
Learning center filling vacant spot on Sherman Avenue.
Hazmat response in 1400 block of Chicago
Traffic blocked by fire units for over an hour.
Time to think of summer camp
City’s summer camp guide comes out Monday.
Where housing projects stand at the start of a new year
Hundreds of new apartments expected to be delivered starting in 2027.
Martinelli ties single-game scoring high as NU wins big
‘Cats top Howard at Welsh-Ryan Arena.
Midterm year is upon us
Plus, the most recognized candidate on social media is leaving one of the biggest platforms in protest.
ETHS gets another property tax payment from county
Will not have to borrow millions to pay the bills.