The Riverwoods Caucus Party Nominating Committee is seeking candidates for Mayor, 3 Trustees, and Village Clerk
The 19th Judicial Circuit Court suspended weddings and civil union ceremonies in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The park has long been connected with an unsuccessful attempt to bring racially integrated housing to Deerfield in 1959.
The idea, hatched by a Facebook group called Rename Mitchell Park, will be discussed at Thursday's Deerfield Park District Board meeting.
Amid Illinois’ COVID-19 Stay-At-Home order, A Safe Place has seen dramatic increase in need for domestic violence protections and services
Rep. Brad Schneider (D-Deerfield) is backing police reform legislation following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.
The supplemental order to Deerfield's declaration of emergency from March was issued Monday by Mayor Harriet Rosenthal.
The Village of Deerfield updates residents on various matters for the week of May 11, 2020.
...and increased need for protections and services
Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
The Village of Riverwoods joined numerous Illinois municipalities in making an emergency declaration in response to the coronavirus.
A relative of a village employee tested positive for COVID-19, leading to a two-week closure of village hall.
The emergency declaration followed confirmation a resident of the village has tested positive for COVID-19, the mayor announced.
As early voting begins ahead of the March 17 primary election, find out what local voters identified as the biggest issues facing Illinois.
With primaries just a month away and the 2020 presidential election coming up fast, Patch wants to know what issues are on voters' minds.
All non-emergency Village offices will be closed on Monday, February 17, in honor of Presidents’ Day.
The suburban moderate said Biden has a "proven track record of electing Democrats" and would have instant credibility as president.
In a secret ballot, all elected circuit judges in Lake County can choose one of two finalists as the newest appointed associate judge.
North Shore members of Congress reacted to the U.S. airstrike that killed a top Iranian general and Iraqi militia leader.
Recently completed infrastructure upgrades and future repairs to Pfingsten and Waukegan roads are included in the state's $45 billion plan.
The man behind the "Beeson's Corner" proposal said it's been 27 years in the making, but some area residents feel it's being rushed through.
Constituents are invited to leave holiday greetings for active-duty military at Schneider’s Lincolnshire Office.
Jailed attorney impersonator and accused serial con-man John Ryan failed to convince a judge he didn't violate the terms of his probation.
"I have absolutely no doubt in my mind, Marni Yang did not do this," says a friend who was "like a sister" to the murdered Deerfield woman.
For owners of median-valued homes, an extra $120 dollars would be added to the village's share of the property bills by 2022.
The secretary of state's office said its Lake Cook Road facility is one of the state's two most popular for obtaining the new ID cards.
Village officials are proceeding with the permitting process in Northbrook, while Deerfield is set to delay implementation until February.
"We can stand on principles, or we can become pragmatic," said one mayor who opposed legalization but now favors a recreational dispensary.
Lincolnshire village trustees approved a package of measures to expand the bike path along Riverwoods Road and resurface area streets.
A federal judge sentenced Pamela Antell, a psychologist with a practice in Glenview, to 40 months less than the minimum advisory guidelines.
Following "months of relentless stonewalling by the Trump administration" the Deerfield Democrat decided an impeachment inquiry is needed.
The library board considers eliminating trustees' fee exemption, which may violate state law banning "compensation" for board members.
Despite 37 co-sponsors, a proposed constitutional amendment allowing for independently drawn legislative maps awaits a vote in the Senate.
A plan for a 246-unit housing development steps from the Lake Cook Road Metra station received unanimous support from trustees Monday.
The village's appeal was too early, too late and initially in the wrong court, but it will get another chance to try to enforce its gun ban.
Deerfield's mayor and village board asked its attorneys to file an appeal against last month's order from a Lake County judge.
A proposal for an assisted living home on Duffy Lane was pulled before a planned village board hearing Tuesday.
Trustees approved final plans for a 246-unit residential development and a permit for a sports facility and school in the ex-Berto Center.
Races in District 113 and Deerfield Public Library were contested, but village and elementary school district boards were not
In Township High School District 113, seven candidates are running for five seats, as a trio of Deerfield men seek two library board seats.