Board plans to hire search firm to find an interim replacement.
OKAY Cannabis Dispensary is still open for business in the Howard Street building.
City’s legal team says his job with NU doesn’t bar him from casting a vote.
Cook County has still not made all of the expected property tax payments.
It would target software using private information to help landlords set rental prices.
Yolande Wilburn to submit her resignation Wednesday, board president says
ETHS cuts number of garbage cans as part of sustainability efforts.
Accuses GOP of “baseless political attack” and ties congressional opponent to it.
Lion Dance remains the highlight of the celebration.
Evanston mayor sits down for an interview ahead of the March 17 Democratic primary for Congress.
Benefit concert scheduled for March.
Evanston has a lot of company in seeking new limits on short-term rentals.
Ultimate Frisbee reaching out to attract girls to fast-growing sport.
Plus, an interview with Laura Fine and more news from this week on the election campaign trail.
NU’s total endowment was valued at over $15 billion.
Race sees first negative ads this week as Hanley and Ruttenberg near election day.
Environmental group Sierra Club also backs Evanston mayor.