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Award-winning local author ditches computer in favor of the original desktop.

Plan would include one for-sale inclusionary unit among 11 townhomes.

Land Use Commission hearing to resume Aug. 13.

Colleges can now directly pay their athletes.

ETHS starts construction of new Arts and Career Education wing funded by donors.

Would block neighbors’ anticipated challenge of “quick-serve” restaurant use.

High temperatures and very sticky humidity levels, Then heavy rain likely the rest of the week.

Says cost estimate to bury electric lines at Fitzsimons Park was “very, very high.”

But shape of that solution unclear as officials mark 100th anniversary of Chicago’s Union Station.

Proposal would expand seating from 800 to over 1,300.

New federal law boosts low income housing tax credit money by 12%

Alder says complaint was a “distraction from substantive issues.”

This year marks the department’s 150th anniversary.

New ones will be planted once project is completed.

Another meeting scheduled next week to continue derailed comprehensive plan discussion.

Pro-density side draws larger crowd at Monday’s Envision Evanston meeting.

Year-old apartment building on Main Street said to be 97% occupied.

Revives 2023 request for resident project-review panel for development projects.

Now that CTA has opened renovated stations down the tracks on the Red Line.

One change would include new, higher population growth projections.