Evanston’s state and federal officials have vocally opposed the war in Iran since the U.S. and Israel launched joint military strikes on Feb. 28. In the month since the missile launch by U.S. and Israeli military forces — dubbed “Operation Epic Fury” by the Department of Defense — Iran has retaliated with missile and drone strikes....
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With his victory in the Democratic primary for Illinois’ 9th Congressional District, Mayor Daniel Biss seems likely to leave for Washington next year. Evanston will need to decide who will fill his shoes. How the next mayor is selected will depend primarily on when Biss resigns, which he must do to be sworn in as...
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Three years after her debut album “My 21st Century Blues,” RAYE has returned with “THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.” — and few artists have captured my attention in as little time. I had been heavily anticipating this album after listening to the two singles she dropped. Opener “Intro: Girl Under the Grey Cloud.” sets the...
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Lolo’s Bowl is seeking to set up shop where “cloth + home” was formerly located.
A federal judge ruled Friday that a lawsuit against Evanston’s reparations program will be allowed to proceed. The suit was brought by six descendants of Evanston residents in May 2024, and alleges that the program’s race-based eligibility requirement violates the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution. Approved in 2019, Evanston’s reparations program provides grants...
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NU’s Marching Band director is retiring in May.