Sophomores and seniors from the all-girls college-prep high school in Lake Forest lent a helping hand to some area service organizations.
A former Navy sailor pleaded guilty to working with an Iranian military group to plan an attack on Naval Station Great Lakes in Chicago.
A man living in a tent on a commercial property in Lake Bluff threatened deputies enforcing a court-ordered eviction, law enforcement said.
Lake Forest Open Lands Association announces the inaugural Susie Hoffmann Award for Nature and Conservation!
Personal Comments from Prue Beidler
Holly Kim backed a Tesla protest, but was it about free speech or politics?
A wrong way driver was killed in a head-on crash on Route 41 in Lake Bluff, according to authorities.
Not for profit thrift store gives $30,000 to food bank
The other driver was taken to a hospital with significant injuries, according to police.
Read Between the Ravines unites Lake Forest and Lake Bluff to enhance nonfiction literacy and inspire discussion around real-world issues
Board Appoints Natalie Starosta as Library Director
Funding is available for local nonprofits that serve Township residents and the deadline to apply is February 28.
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Learn about the transformative educational experience at Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart during its winter open house on Feb. 25.
“MathCat” Tareneh Ragerdi Kashani got a perfect score and first-place honors during the Feb. 1 event at Loyola University-Chicago.
After the holidays, food donations, especially healthier foods, tend to decline.
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Nearly 50 girls in grades 6-8 from 11 area schools used their math skills in creative ways on Feb. 1 during Mathalon at Woodlands Academy.
IRS-certified students and alumni will provide free, in-person tax-preparation services to qualifying community members Feb. 9–April 6.
Lake Forest High School students won the Outstanding Achievement in Cinema Award at the Student Silent Film Festival.
Charitable consignment warehouses’ ongoing financial support benefits numerous non-profit agencies serving diverse needs of the community
The kitchen is the heart of the home and CROYA's kitchen is the Heart of CROYA! Help CROYA raise money to renovate our 20+ year old kitchen!
Raymond Smith, awaiting trial in a 2018 homicide, allegedly attacked a correctional officer who told him to return his excess library books.
The NFL championship will be played on Feb. 9 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.
Not just louder, faster. The brain processes 25-30 speech sounds per second to keep us safe and allow us to hear speech in real time.
A scholastic team of four students from the Lake Forest school has qualified for the 2025 Small School National Championship Tournament.
This is the second round of supplemental funding awarded to nonprofit organizations that provide a range of services to Township residents.
Lake Forest High School teens will compete in the Student Silent Film Festival on Jan. 22 at the Tivoli Theatre in Downers Grove.
Lake County residents can report high-risk or unsafe intersections, streets and roads in CMAP’s latest road safety initiative.
A preview of an international conference that many local teenagers and high schools take part in during February.
Fire officials said two employees of Waukegan Public Works were rushed to hospital after a power line energized their truck.
Robert Melock spent 30 years behind bars after police and interrogators framed him for his grandmother’s brutal murder, a new suit alleges.
In the latest fines, OSHA inspectors found Corner Construction Co. roofers working without fall protection in August at a home in Glencoe.
Guardian investigation reveals Uline's "shuttle support" program imports Mexican workers to work Liz and Dick Uihlein's U.S. warehouses.
DePaul law student Jonathan Bresser was accused of conspiracy and fraud in a scheme to deny fees to his former boss and mentor Marc Trent.
A pedestrian was struck by a Metra UP-N train Thursday morning near North Chicago, stopping train movement in both directions.
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