By the end of 2020, nearly 12 percent of Lake County residents are expected to be considered food insecure.
Coronavirus Antibody Study | University Rejects Polling Place | American Legion Post Disbands: North Shore Week In Headlines
Outdoor fire pits and heaters in a tented al fresco dining area will remain through October along Roger Williams Avenue in Highland Park.
High Schoolers Launch Service Projects | Billionaire Lists Lakefront Mansion | New Coronavirus Cases : North Shore Week In Headlines
High schoolers with experience on service-learning trips organized by a pair of North Shore educators are now serving the local community.
Local Schools Win Blue Ribbon Awards | Village Drops Charge Against Church | Gas Station Owner Fatally Shot: North Shore Week In Headlines
One ex-state senator pleads guilty to tax fraud, another declares a run for mayor: North Shore Week In Headlines
Judgement Awarded Against Ex-School Guard | Village Approves Development Site Sale | Cannabis Lottery Lawsuit: North Shore Week In Headlines
Missing Boater Found | Face Mask Rumors | Accountant Sentenced: North Shore Week In Headlines
The coronavirus sent millions of Americans, including some in Lake County, into an economic tailspin that's being felt at the dinner table.
Potential Coronavirus Exposure | Grand Opening At Cannabis Dispensary | School Administrator Placed On Leave: North Shore Week In Headlines
Senator Promises To Resign | Teachers Demand Remote Start | Glencoe Woman Accused Of Fraud Scheme: North Shore Week In Headlines
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Death In Lake Michigan | Stolen Art Scheme | "Inappropriate" Beer Name: North Shore Week In Headlines
Court Rules Against Developer | DUI Charge In Fatal Crash | Ex-Bear Selling Mansion
to show support in “Highwood Strong” t-shirt fundraising campaign
North Shore Week in Headlines from July 26 to Aug. 1.
High school remains remote; police role in schools reconsidered; botched robbery; pool reopens: North Shore Week in Headlines
Coronavirus Cases Shutter Public Pool, Camps; School Board Criticizes Police Union Rep: North Shore Week in Headlines, July 12 to July 18
North Shore Week In Headlines: July 5 to July 11
Ex-player alleges racist hazing | North Shore model competes in cooking challenge | Local company reportedly uses illegal Chinese labor camp
Black history expansion gains support | Local hero produces face shields | Carjacking reported near Edens Spur | Casinos, weddings return
What do you think about the return of Indoor dining, theaters, museums and more?
Rabbi Arielle Poster Moffic is the new Director of Congregational Learning at Temple Beth-El, 3610 Dundee Road, Northbrook
A third round of COVID-19 crisis grants has been awarded to 14 community organizations.
Famed North Shore homes hit the market | Man killed as police serve warrant | Construction begins on cannabis dispensary
300 looters headed to Old Orchard was "credible threat" | Ex-Bear puts house on market | City manager appointed to police training board
North Shore exit ramps restricted | Local businesses seek support | Police deny violating FOIA
Organizers plan a family-friendly march and rally in Highland Park Sunday morning.
Citizen question removed from COVID-19 testing site | Students shave heads for charity | Police chase terminated after armed home invasion
Farm Returns To Roots | Volunteers Support New Mothers In Need | Police: Person With Gun Made Threat | North Shore Resident Sues Bank
Ravinia Farmers Market is set to open June 3rd as the first local market to implement a one-way foot traffic protocol.
Retiring Choir Director Conducts Final Concert From Home | Villages Cancel Summer Festivals | Accused Gunman In Drive-By Shooting Arrested
Programs and initiatives address help for those who need it most.
Highland Park and Highwood's parishes will begin reopening in phases, Cardinal Blase Cupich announced Thursday.
Sixth-grader Spreads Cheer | Nursing Home Testing Timeline | Fatal House Fire | Classic Car Parade Planned | Amazon Warehouse Worker Dies
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
The nonprofit approved of a second round of COVID-19 emergency grants to address the needs of Highland Park and Highwood residents.
Standoff With Truck Driver Shuts Down Edens | Farmers' Market, Golf Courses Reopen | More Rapid Tests Shipped, Inmates Test COVID-Positive
Golf courses may reopen on Friday, May 1, according to Highland Park officials.