Downtown Thursday night concert debuts this year to better weather, enthusiastic crowds.
After months of negotiations, University officials declined a proposal that would have significantly increased the number of on-campus Divvy stations, including at Ryan Field, emails obtained by The Daily show. The details come as city officials begin installing 17 new Divvy stations in Evanston, more than doubling the number of stations around the city. The...
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Despite cloudy skies and high temperatures, Evanston families and Northwestern students filled the grass of Cohen Lawn outside Norris University Center to watch “Inside Out 2” light up the screen at Kahn Pavilion, kicking off NU’s Summer Cinema series Thursday evening. The outdoor movie series, sponsored by Norris University Center and the Office of Summer...
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Live drums, horns and singing could be heard blocks away as the Trabuco Salsa Band kicked off the first concert of Downtown Evanston’s Downtown Summer Sounds series Thursday evening. A crowd flocked to the stage at Evanston’s Fountain Square for a free salsa lesson 30 minutes before the concert, shimmying their shoulders and stepping in...
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Without wielding guns, tasers or even pepper spray, four civilians in Evanston answer calls to assist community members experiencing their worst days. The calls come through the city’s 911 number, non-emergency 311 line and non-emergency police help desk. Rather than sending armed police officers, operators frequently dispatch members of the Crisis Alternative Response Evanston team,...
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Would eliminate a “Catch-22” in the zoning code.
Police say investigation continues into April incident.