Jesse Jackson was a master teacher and demanding, says former publicist, with ties to Lake Forest and Glenview
When Jerry Thomas learned that Rev. Jesse Jackson had died, grief quickly gave way to gratitude.
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Wherever the Chicago Bears’ next stadium will be located, Halas Hall will stay in Lake Forest, team says
While questions remain about where the Chicago Bears will build a new stadium, the team reaffirmed Friday that its practice facility and corporate headquarters — Halas Hall — will remain...
US House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries visits Chicago suburbs to talk about cost of living
U.S. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, House minority leader in Congress, visited Winnetka to talk about the high cost of living.
Skokie launches program, rules for Airbnb-type short-term rentals
Skokie is launching a pilot program for Airbnb-type short-term rentals, requiring a five-night stay, licenses and registration fees.
Lake Forest water crews quickly repair water main break on Westleigh Road Friday
A portion of Westleigh Road in Lake Forest was closed for several hours on Feb. 13 after a water main break near the intersection with Wallace Road — the second...
Lake Bluff native Rylie Mills sacks uncertainty and the quarterback to help Seattle Seahawks win Super Bowl LX
In December 2024, Rylie Mills faced an uncertain football future after suffering serious injuries at Notre Dame that left his professional prospects in doubt.
Evanston’s Interfaith Action provides overnight shelter, helps homeless with resources
The frigid winter of 2025–26 has challenged nearly everyone in the Chicago area, but for those without homes, the season has been especially harsh. As people experiencing homelessness search for...
Lake Forest officials hope to make downtown parking simpler with new regulations being considered by city council
New parking regulations are likely to take effect in downtown Lake Forest later this year after the City Council approved changes designed to simplify the current system and increase turnover...
Lake Forest City Council members mull water and sewer rate increases to cover rising costs
Lake Forest residents are set to face higher water and sewer costs later this year after the City Council took the first step toward a rate increase.
Lake Forest resident files complaint with Illinois State Board of Elections alleging local group acts as a political committee
A Lake Forest resident has filed a complaint with the Illinois State Board of Elections regarding the operations and practices of a group focused on local government.