Police dispersed dozens of anti-Israel protesters who awoke the neighborhood around 3 a.m. on Saturday morning, city officials said.
Residents of Antioch, Highland Park, Riverwoods and Wauconda are on the ballot to become associate judges.
Now the city's youngest councilmember, Highland Park native Barisa Bruckman brings a background in federal, state and local government.
Local schools resisting efforts to reduce tax burden
City officials are set to hire consultants next month to gather public feedback about locations for a permanent memorial.
Scheduled for completion by the winter, the new state-of-the art dome will feature 10 courts for pickleball and four for padel.
After a World Economic Forum meeting, the congressman says current Gaza ceasefire offer is "in all likelihood, the last one on the table."
Councilmember Jeff Hoobler is set to resign over a local ordinance prohibiting members of City Council from holding liquor licenses.
Nearly 5 years after they legalized the retail sale of cannabis, Illinois lawmakers have filed a bill to regulate hemp-derived THC and CBD.
The appellate court ruling means Lake County judges keep authority over civil suits filed by victims and survivors of the parade shooting.
An evenly split Highland Park City Council has so far rejected changing the city code to allow liquor licenses for cops and councilmembers.
Gun Owners of America filed a petition for review of the 7th Circuit appellate court ruling upholding the Protect Illinois Communities Act.
Rep. Brad Schneider said 13 of his Community Project Funding requests were granted in the appropriations bill now headed to the Senate.
Despite prosecutors' request to hold Bobby Crimo's murder trial by October, a Lake County judge scheduled it to start next February.
The Highland Park City Council is set to decide whether to block the renewal of a councilmember's liquor license.
Susan Goldman withdrew her lawsuit against Highland Park Tuesday after a judge ruled against her and a gun rights group that backed her.
Chris Maliszewski was terminated last month after park district officials rejected what they described as a request for "indefinite leave."
In his ruling, federal judge Harry Leinenweber rejected resident Susan Goldman's request and dismissed a gun rights group as a plaintiff.
Just 1 in 82 FOID cardholders has registered banned items with Illinois State Police, but it can't be determined how many declined to do so.
The justices rejected an appeal from a gun rights group with under 3 weeks to go before the law's deadline to register "grandfathered" guns.
The father of the alleged Highland Park mass shooter is now on probation for two years and forbidden from having a gun.
Nearly 6 months after a Deerfield school board member was struck and killed on her bike, prosecutors have yet to approve charges.
State police say they have strengthened firearm safety laws and increased education and training about Clear and Present Danger reports.
Triggered by an appellate panel's ruling upholding Illinois' assault weapons ban, pro-gun groups have petitioned for an en banc hearing.
Robert Crimo Jr. showed up to begin serving his 60-day sentence at the Lake County Jail wearing a T-shirt that said, "I'm a political pawn."
Illinois State Rep. Dan Caulkins petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the Illinois Supreme Court, which ruled 4-3 against him.
Gun rights groups hope the court will overturn the 7th Circuit appeals court decision leaving the Protect Illinois Communities Act in place.
The judge presiding over Bob Crimo's reckless conduct trial rejected his lawyer's efforts to prevent prosecution witnesses from testifying.
Owners of assault weapons or .50 caliber rifles and ammunition have until the end of the year to submit affidavits to Illinois State Police.
Smith & Wesson tried and failed to keep a lawsuit that alleges it responsible for the July 4, 2022, mass shooting out of Lake County court.
City officials announced a permanent memorial to be erected following the 2022 mass shooting will be known as a "Place of Remembrance."
Illinois State Police issued emergency rules for gun owners to submit affidavits in order to continue legally possessing assault weapons.
Bob Crimo is set to stand trial in November on reckless conduct charges for letting his suspected mass shooter son apply for gun license.
The court ruled the Protect Illinois Communities Act doesn't violate the equal protection clause — but Second Amendment challenges remain.
A field investigation report and historic document review found a low chance of encountering explosives on the surface of the preserve.
Rinehart said he was proud to be one of the few Illinois prosecutors who backed a ban on assault weapons and pledged to go after violators.
The nonprofit will also establish a $1.29 million endowment for the continued conservation and restoration efforts of the 77-acre site.
The "Drones As First Responders Act" amends the "Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act" to allow police to use drones at special events.
The ruling allows state officials to enforce the Protect Illinois Communities Act while lower courts consider its constitutionality.
A bill sponsored by North Shore Democrat Bob Morgan allows healthcare workers and pharmacists to keep practicing with temporary licenses.