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Coach Fired | Minimum Wage Reconsidered | Teen Dies In Crash

Headlines: Merit Scholars Named | Ground Broken In Downtown Skokie| Fallen Officers Remembered | Compensation Wanted From Brewery

Miss a day, miss a lot, why not take a moment to catch up on some of the past week's headlines from across the North Shore.


Teen Dead After Late-Night Crash Into Pole: Police

MORTON GROVE, IL — A teenager died after crashing into a pole in Morton Grove early Saturday morning, police said. Around 3:20 a.m. police got word of a one-car crash at the intersection of Dempster... Read more


2 Men Shot In South Evanston

EVANSTON, IL — Evanston police are investigating the shooting of a pair of Chicago men Friday. Shortly after 1 p.m., multiple people called 911 to report about six gunshots in the 300 block of Custer... Read more

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Loyola Girls Soccer Coach Fired Over Comments To Players

WILMETTE, IL — Loyola Academy fired the coach of its girls soccer team after administrators of the high school received complaints from students of improper behavior. Former head coach Craig Snower... Read more


Wilmette Board Sets Vote To Reconsider Cook County Minimum Wage

WILMETTE, IL — Wilmette trustees will reconsider their decision to reject Cook County's mandated sick leave and minimum wage increases next month. A second vote on the subject was scheduled for June... Read more

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NU Marks Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding, Her Sorority Does Not

EVANSTON, IL — Northwestern University is eager to capitalize on the attention brought by the royal wedding of an alum, hosting historians discussing the evolution of England's monarchy and publishing... Read more


Evanston Aldermen Want Compensation From Smylie Brothers Brewing

EVANSTON, IL — Aldermen declined Monday to act on a staff recommendation to voluntarily terminate a lease with a local brewery for a city-owned property at James Park. Members of the City Council... Read more


Remembering Fallen North Shore Officers During Police Week

Those who have fallen while protecting the communities of the North Shore are not forgotten, as we remember the service of every officer whose life have been lost in the line of duty at local departments,... Read more


'Waffle House' Gun Bill, Gun Dealer Registration Pass IL Senate

SPRINGFIELD, IL — Senators approved a plan to require licenses for gun dealers with some modifications from a similar bill vetoed in March. The Senate voted 35-18 Wednesday to approve an amended Senate... Read more


Death Penalty Should Apply To Cop Killers, Mass Shooters: Rauner

CHICAGO — Gov. Bruce Rauner issued a series of gun control and criminal justice proposals Monday. His six-point plan include a reinstatement of the death penalty, emergency orders to disarm gun owners,... Read more


Divine Mercy Chosen As Name For New Combined Catholic Parish

WINNETKA, IL — Two North Shore churches set to merge this summer as part of the Archdiocese of Chicago's consolidation. A new combined parish of Sacred Heart Church in Winnetka and St. Philip the... Read more


Tallest Building In Downtown Skokie Breaks Ground

SKOKIE, IL — Village officials broke ground Thursday at the northwest corner of Lincoln Avenue and Oakton Street. It's the site of "8000 North," due to become the tallest building in downtown Skokie... Read more

(Village of Skokie)


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