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Bill would give state EPA emergency rulemaking powers.

CityPads seeks to build 64 apartments and 15 townhomes.

Security, sustainability and traffic plans due by June 2.

Standing room only crowd protests reassignment of middle school librarians.

150,000 Illinois households face cutoff beginning May 1. State legislation could restore aid.

Economists argue in guest essay that so-called “price-fixing” software often recommends lowering rents to reduce vacancies.

Planting project is the first of several slated for the park in the coming months.

It’s one of the programs helping fund an Evanston affordable housing development.

In District 65’s “Cardboard Carnival.”

District 65 cuts the ribbon for transition to electric buses.

Ahead of high-rise groundbreaking downtown next week.

Question may come up at Monday’s school board meeting.

Or, why the D65 counselor cut saga is tied to the pandemic.

No breaks for buyers as inflation and mortgage rates also increase.

Severe thunderstorms and hail also expected.

Ald. Jonathan Nieuwsma signals support, saying it would take a divisive conversation “out of our hands.”

That’s more than the library’s entire fundraising goal for the year.

Local grads working together a quarter-century after graduation.