First national ranking since 2020.

To focus on librarians' role in fighting censorship.

That's more than a 10% increase over the approved budget for this year.

2nd consecutive Ryan Field blowout includes 99-yard TD drive.

Seeking site near CTA station, Ald. Matt Rodgers says.

Owner of senior living campus says it will begin gathering input from neighbors this fall.

Has completed the toughest courses in the world, starting with Chicago.

"No active threat," according to superintendent.

Building said to be 98% occupied. Price reportedly roughly $126 million.

Says he seeks third term to complete initiatives underway.

MDM outlines short-term goals while restructuring for the future.

It's not Tom Brady. But this GOAT has an Evanston connection.

Will explore housing design options for the city-owned land.

Undercover investigation leads to arrest in Rogers Park.

Hearing continued on penalties for maintenance issues.

City manager's proposed budget cuts staff levels by less than 1%.

Opponent gets a "guaranteed" pile of cash from NU.

Jewish students at NU recall victims of terror in Israel three years ago.

Panel members agree they want to be more proactive but differ in what ways.

The downtown building will include 30 units.

Project to fill now-vacant site at 801 Main St.

Owner of Sun-Times and WBEZ sees Chicago.com as an alternative to existing platforms.

Skokie Courthouse site opens. Early voting at Crown Center starts Oct. 19.

Alder says new location is across from Penny Park.

How can empty seats be part of a supposedly full facility?

But says "important details and outcomes yet to come."

Two incidents reported in south Evanston on Monday.

It's a temporary use while a proposed housing development works to get city approval.

City manager says proposed 2027 spending totals $349 million.

Eight of nine council members say they want one.

Accident at Oakton and Hartrey left a pedestrian hospitalized.

Former District 65 superintendent admits to wire fraud, embezzlement and tax evasion.

"This is a pivotal year for District 65," he says.

But ETHS gets an "A+" among high schools.

The organization seeks to remove the stigma around substance abuse treatment.

Also released: Body camera footage of Evanston police interaction with ICE agent.

Maker's Market in Maple Street garage discontinued this year.

Department expands community service programs.

Northwestern crushes Penn State 34-13 in first game at new stadium.

Multiple police departments responded.

County officials meet on issue in Evanston.

Stained glass window restored at Alice Millar.

But "chronic homelessness" increased.

The Korean waffle shop will be making way for another business at its location.

Shorefront effort, funded by a grant from NU, launches Saturday.

Judge leaves door open for criminal contempt charges against prosecutors, asks government to hand over evidence.

Getting to Ryan Field for sold-out opening game.

Consultant to seek applicants and public input.

Incubator program give small businesses a temporary brick and mortar location.

Incident happened at Central Street Starbucks.