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Finance panel member says money-saving solutions other than closing schools are being ignored.

Buildings considered “safe” from shutdown are now potentially in jeopardy.

Tower would be Evanston’s tallest.

Board now looking at shutting two schools instead of three, and some of the names have changed.

Police commander says city can’t “force federal law enforcement agents to give us credentials,” but will make “every attempt.”

Frontrunners among those making 8 a.m. deadline to compete for top ballot position in race for Schakowsky’s seat.

Hope to head off District 65 school closings.

GOP gubernatorial field remains uncertain as Darren Bailley deals with loss of family members in helicopter crash.

Parents say they don’t trust D65 leadership.

SNAP cuts go into effect Nov. 1 unless congressional stalemate is resolved.

Annual event attracts large crowds seeking treats from area businesses.

Nicor bills for Evanston residents would go up 5% to 6% if state regulators approve the hikes next month.

Women’s pro team already doubling season ticket sales.

As school board continues debating potential school closings.

Cuts would “significantly hit” Sustain Evanston grant program.

At 29-floors building would still be Evanston’s tallest.

One co-defendant already there, another is under suspension.

Nancy Floy to pursue her vision for a restaurant at the site.

“We’re out of time, so let’s get this done,” CTA union leader says.

Landscaper taken by ICE Tuesday on Monroe.