Burglars removed a 55-inch flat-screen television set from an apartment in the 2000 block of Emerson Street over the weekend. This and other stories in today's daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
With an Evanston City Council committee scheduled tonight to review the multi-million dollar plan for expanding Piven Theatre's footprint at the city-owned Noyes Center, some new details have emerged about the proposal.
Piven Theatre Executive Director Leslie Brown provided her assessment of the economic merits of the plan for expanding the theater's presence at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center to Evanston Now.
Thirty of the 40 open houses offered this weekend are condos and townhomes, so if you're in the market, here is a small sampling of what's available to tour Sunday.
Evanston police say a man upset about receiving a parking ticket called police repeatedly on Wednesday threatening to blow up the Civic Center and the police station.
Four cars had mirrors smashed on Orrington Avenue and a person on Asbury is threatened by a motorist with a gun. Those among the items in today's daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
Memories of stenches gone by fueled concerns at a meeting Thursday night about a plan for a new, privately-owned yard waste transfer station in south Evanston.
Just one of the three lawmakers who represent parts of Evanston voted in favor of a pension reform bill that passed the Illinois House this afternoon on a 62-51 vote.
Thieves took all the tires from an aging Honda in south Evanston and two people were arrested on the west side for battery. Those among the items in today's Evanston police daily crime bulletin.
Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre has announced that tickets are now on sale for its summer season which includes four main stage plays, three dramatic readings and two concerts.