Although it wasn’t on the agenda, the Finance Committee of the Evanston/Skokie District 65 School Board offered a glimmer of hope Monday night for advocates of getting rid of the prison-like gates that adorn the north side of Chute Middle School.
Using the special use process to regulate vacation rentals appeared to hit the spot with aldermen Monday night -- but they delayed a vote on the ordinance to bake in additional revisions.
The City Council Monday voted to release the developer of the planned 1890 Maple Ave. high-rise from an old lease for parking space at the city's Maple Avenue garage.
Agreed -- we don’t want weaponized drones raining down death and destruction from the skies over Evanston. But do we really need a City Council resolution to prevent that?
The cost of medical insurance for the employees at Evanston/Skokie School District 65 is actually going down by three percent next year, according to chief financial officer Mary Brown.
Thirteen autonomous robots will go head-to-head Saturday as their student designers vie for a $1,000 cash first prize at the 22st annual Undergraduate Design Competition at the McCormick School of
Someone ripped the metal bronze peep holes from an apartment door in the 1400 block of Chicago Avenue. This is among the stories in the weekend wrapup of crime from the Evanston police.
A 22-year-old Chicago man is facing felony theft charges after Evanston poice identified him as the person who grabbed a cell phone from the hands of a Northwestern University graduate student.