Daniel Biss, who has served in Springfield and also run unsuccessfully for governor, has pivoted back toward the center in the general election.

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

Building would add 360 apartment units to city's housing stock.

Early voting begins same day ahead of November election.

Business attorney says she "can't give the time needed" for public service right now, backing out of race.

Projects near Evanston/Skokie border would cost taxpayers, but would redevelop significant space into new parkland.

Multiple residents sought answers and raised concerns over a proposed data center during a 2nd Ward meeting Tuesday night. A zoning analysis application has been submitted for 1265 Hartrey Ave. to determine whether a “computer processing center” would be a permitted use for the site.

A data center has been proposed inside an industrial space in Evanston’s 2nd Ward. However, its property manager said it won’t be like the massive centers whose campuses can sometimes span hundreds or even thousands of acres.

A zoning application for a new computer processing center was filed for a 20,000-square-foot space at 1265 Hartrey Ave. in Evanston.

Agents drove off, leaving the man bloodied on the pavement.

Police chief says officers responded to a man with injuries to head, neck and teeth on Howard and made contact with agents involved.

Just weeks away from kickoff at Ryan Field, the Evanston City Council preliminarily agreed Monday night to change the liquor license for the new stadium to stop alcohol sales at the end of the 3rd quarter during football games and 30 minutes before the end of other events. The push to change the law came after questions were raised last month about the N-3 liquor license, created specifically for Ryan Field, which set a 30-minute deadline for all events.

Florida-based Talkin Tacos hopes to open in former Guzman y Gomez spot by year end.

Evanston, Ill., became the first U.S. city to compensate Black people for historical discrimination. The Justice Department is trying to kill its program before other cities follow suit.

Thirteen years after first trying to gain a visa to the United States, Abdulhaq Sodais, a former interpreter for the U.S. Army in Afghanistan, has settled in Evanston with his wife, Weeda. It was a long journey to get here, fleeing Afghanistan in 2017 as he made his way west, through Turkey and Greece, where he was mugged and detained, and finally to Germany, where he finally got back into contact with Spencer Sullivan, a U.S. Army combat veteran who he worked with in Afghanistan starting in 2012. Sodais first joined the military as an interpreter in 2010.

Interim fire chief speaks of "spirit of unity that followed" attacks as leaders, residents gather.

Mark Shore of Evanston didn't just watch 9/11 unfold — he experienced it himself.

Trial over alleged kickback scheme is scheduled to start next month.

Over a dozen residents requested a continuance of the Land Use hearing.

Stadium to offer $5 food menu and Chicago staples, like Al's Italian Beef and Garrett's Popcorn, among others.

Now 26-story high-rise to get LUC hearing next week.