Yumi wants to build on her background as an architect and long record of public service in Highland Park
Lifelong Highland Park resident with a decade of Park District Board experience looks to lead with a “We Are Better Together” approach
The former Township High School District 113 board president has been endorsed by the mayor and four incumbent City Council members.
Long-time Resident and Owner of Love’s Yogurt Runs for a Four-Year Term
Selling season passes to non-residents and postponing planned dredging helped offset increased staffing costs, district officials said.
The zoning code change allows for entirely residential new developments along the edge of Highland Park's central business district.
The coronavirus pandemic, civil unrest and low interest rates have made it harder for cities to secure insurance coverage, city staff said.
An organizational meeting was held at the December meeting of the North Shore Water Reclamation District Board of Trustees
Lidawer seeks to build on her experience as a plan and design commissioner as she runs for a four-year term on the City Council.
Incumbents Daniel Kaufman and Alyssa Knobel are not running for reelection to the Highland Park City Council in April.
Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering said the city's restrictions are now aligned with the state's "Tier 3" coronavirus mitigations.
Domenic Poeta made untold millions in unreported income from an illegal sportsbook and loan sharking operation, according to court records.
Heidi Smith receives a $12,000 raise to resign from the Park Ridge Public Library and succeed Jane Conway in her hometown of Highland Park.
Recently appointed as a Board Member of the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board
Mayor Nancy Rotering's supplemental emergency order limiting gatherings goes beyond statewide Tier 3 mitigations announced Tuesday.
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Hundreds of demonstrators loudly confronted each other Monday after counterprotesters warned a "militia" was coming to Highland Park.
Five of six local respondents favored marijuana legalization, with one in three having already visited a recreational cannabis dispensary.
The City Council is due to discuss a reversal of its opposition to public hearings regarding retail recreational cannabis.
The five-story proposed Albion at Renaissance Place includes 89 apartments and ground-floor commercial space along Green Bay Road.
Mayor Nancy Rotering issued a proclamation declaring Friday to be Juneteenth National Liberation Day in Highland Park.
The plan identifies the former Solo Cup site and U.S. Navy property at Fort Sheridan as potential locations for future affordable housing.
Amid Illinois’ COVID-19 Stay-At-Home order, A Safe Place has seen dramatic increase in need for domestic violence protections and services
"We do not have the luxury of time," the Highland Park ophthalmologist told the House Small Business Committee Wednesday.
The governor named City Manager Ghida Neukirch among his first appointments to the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board.
"We can start by listening more and talking less," Mayor Nancy Rotering said.
Rhoda A. Pierce is the new North Shore Water Reclamation District Ward 5 Trustee, representing Highland Park and Highwood
...and increased need for protections and services
Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
As economic relief during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Highland Park City Council repealed the requirement residents buy vehicle stickers.
Dave Miller is the new District leader
The emergency order takes effect Monday and applies to everyone who works, shops or rides in a shared vehicle in Highland Park.
Recent shoreline projects are preventing further erosion and protecting infrastructure, according to the Park District of Highland Park.
Council members forgave three months of rent and utility fees owed by a trio of tenants in city-owned properties.