Editor’s note: This story was reported in collaboration with The Evanstonian. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Michael Pond received an unexpected call from his roommate, urging him to turn on the TV. Pond’s roommate, who was in the middle of his commute to downtown Chicago, had learned that the World Trade Center’s North...
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A pair of Evanston Township High School alumni have developed new artificial intelligence software to help independent musical artists get on par with those signed to major labels.
SRND (pronounced like “surround”) was launched earlier this summer by Gavi Shohet Zabin and George Pareti. The AI-powered operating system automates several marketing and management-related tasks for independent artists and music labels.
The Evanston health department reports two cases of Legionnaires’ disease have been reported in individuals linked to the Hilton Garden Inn North Shore/Evanston.
The Health and Human Services Department is advising anyone who visited the Hilton Garden Inn at 1818 Maple Ave. in Evanston within the last two weeks and is experiencing symptoms of pneumonia, such as cough, shortness of breath, fever, and fatigue, to consult with their medical provider for further guidance.
Nearly three years ago, Illinois became the first state in the nation to fully abolish its cash bail system,
That effort was pushed by criminal justice reform advocates who argued that the ability for a person to post bond after an arrest does not equate with the danger he or she poses to the community.
Plans for a proposed youth sports facility on Green Bay Road have been revised ahead of a final vote at Monday’s City Council meeting.
The privately-funded facility, proposed by the Ishbia Family Foundation, would be at 2722 Green Bay Road, where Office Depot was previously located.