The station was built in 1929.
The “pawfficer” will serve in a critical capacity assisting with bringing comfort and support to individuals in need.
City officials said a candlelight vigil planned for Saturday will include a flag raising and singing of the Ukrainian national anthem.
Immaculate Conception in Highland Park and St. James in Highwood are set to combine as a single parish — with one pastor and two locations.
Take a look back at some of 2021's biggest stories from the Highland Park Patch.
Check out the top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
The third-generation black belt took 3rd at national karate championships, raised thousands for food banks and works for a STEM nonprofit.
Student Rep Questions Handling Of Accusations | Hospital Safety Ratings Reduced | Missing Man Found Dead: North Shore Week in Headlines
Write a letter showing your gratitude for someone or something in Highland Park or Highwood, and we’ll publish it in November.
While the nation’s overall food insecurity rate stayed the same in 2020, not everyone fared as well as their neighbors, a new study says.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
Rob Kohen's practice focuses on personal injury, wrongful death, negligence and malpractice cases.
HP Sister Cities honors Mayor Daniel M. Pierce's legacy, the organization's founder, State Legislator, Mayor, and NSWRD President
Evanston woman named Lincoln Park's Zoo's first female top boss | Lake Forest Aldermen deny appeal for condos: North Shore Week In Review
Finding the best fall pumpkin at a field in Highland Park comes at a cost.
The event will be held on Saturday, the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States, and will honor the lives lost.
The event comes a year after Highland Park Park District officials approved designs for the Rocket Ship playground, Titanic Tides tot lot.
Family Escapes From Afghanistan | Student Petitions For E-Learning | Jewish Caucus Demands Cop's Resignation :North Shore Week in Headlines.
Body Of Pregnant Woman Found In Lake | Business Owners Realize Dream | 12-Year-Old Graduates Space Camp: North Shore Week In Headlines
UPDATE: The 65-year-old was found safe.
City Manager Severance Approved | Guards Save Inmate's Life | Historic Lakefront Home Hits Market: North Shore Week in Headlines
North Shore Olympians Compete | FOID Card Amendment Signed | New Mask Mandates | First Human West Nile Case: North Shore Week in Headlines
Mayor Takes Shot At Supreme Court Seat | Law Firm Named To Lead Harassment Probe | Pizza Chain To Move HQ: North Shore Week in Headlines
North Shore Native Witnesses History | Northlight Closes On New Site | Protestors Denounce Teacher's Suit: North Shore Week in Headlines
The Simon Wiesenthal Center's rolling museum aims to empower visitors to stand up antisemitism, bullying, racism, hate and intolerance.
Congressional staffer sues office | Scottie Pippin puts house on Airbnb | Home invasion leads to conviction: North Shore Week in Headlines
Former deputy coroner indicted | Use of force recommendations approved | Homicide victim identified: North Shore Week in Headlines
Interforum Holdings Brings Balance and Wellness to Forefront with West DuPage Property
North Shore week in headlines from June 27 to July 3.
The luxury car dealership committed $25,000 to the Highland Park Community Foundation to help fund small businesses and programs
North Shore Week in Headlines for the week of June 20 to June 26.
Charges Filed In Girl's Attack | Mall Landlord Declares Bankruptcy | Local Reps Sponsor FOID Law Changes: North Shore Week in Headlines
Summer music festivals return | Most expensive home sale | $35 billion leveraged buyout | teen assaulted: North Shore Week in Headlines
Pet pig gets permission to stay with family | Goose family peruses retailer | Man shoots self in foot: North Shore Week In Headlines
The Red Cross is holding a blood drive soon in the Highland Park area. The pandemic continues to affect the country's blood supply.
Community condemns antisemitism | City to phase out beach tokens | Village reviews Amazon permit request: North Shore Week In Headlines
Join the North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic and Ravinia Brewing/BWB Rocks on June 10 at 10 AM
School sued over sex abuse allegations | Suspected explosives keep beach closed | Local grocery entrepreneurs: North Shore Week In Headlines
New Golf Outing and Events to Support the NSYMCA
Local governments face funding cuts | Free tickets for vaccinations | Wright house on auction block: North Shore Week In Headlines