A woman who graciously volunteered to cook for a Mother's Day brunch at church ended up in the hospital with third-degree burns.
The U.S. News & World Report rankings look at value, desirability, job markets and the quality of life in U.S. cities.
CBS News Chicago has now obtained more than 100 internal documents and photos outlining what happened that day.
A number of Skokie schools are closed Friday following the early morning transmission water main break.
Charitable consignment warehouses’ ongoing financial support benefits numerous non-profit agencies serving diverse needs of the community
This FREE inclusive event includes youth activities, bounce house, face painting, fitness and sports programs, art, dance and more!
Attend our FREE Youth Explorer Expo on Sunday, January 12th, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM to learn more about camp at the Y!
Learn about the health risks of plastics at a hybrid event 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 16 at Sketchbook Brewing Co. in Skokie and via Zoom.
Illinois State Police list two sex offenders in Skokie as "non-compliant" with the requirements of the sex offender registry.
It was an unimaginable call that Zoey's mom, Jessica Reddick, couldn't seem to wrap her head around when paramedics arrived.
North Shore Senior Center has distinguished itself as having the most innovative business acuteness and human resources practices
Free to the community the Trunk or Treat Event will be held on October 13 from 1 to 3 pm
The community is invited to ceremonies Wednesday at three Skokie fire stations to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 2001 attacks.
The funding boost can support technology, collections and infrastructure at both public libraries, according to the secretary of state.
Volunteers and customers team up to achieve recycling and material reuse to save costs, help protect environment
“Hunger is all around us and has many different faces. Food insecurity can happen to anyone at any time, including the Northern Suburbs”
Spring grant funding of $114,000 propels VTH support of non-profit agencies beyond $4 million since 1998
Tsering "Dolma" Wangyal, 82, was last spotted at the Levy Center in Evanston on July 15.
Skokie police say Tsering Wangyal was last seen Monday afternoon.
Coinciding with the Tour de France, the self-guided storybook tour and decorated downtown bike displays promotes both reading and riding.
North Shore Senior Center program will offer insights into family conflicts with older family members on Thursday morning, June 20
Whoever's got the ticket has three weeks to claim the nearly half-million dollar prize before it expires.
Following a contest with the theme "reducing waste," the two winning pieces have been applied to either side of a new refuse truck.
You are not alone: Educational Program on Wednesday, May 15 will help identify a path for older adults to feel more socially connected
Reflecting on the 30th Anniversary of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda
“We were reminded tonight of how quickly things can change," Clinton said, warning that many people failed to take Hitler's rise seriously.
This year's prompt: “The history of man is the history of crimes, and history can repeat. So information is a defense against repetition."
Grant funding provides alternate financial support for non-profit agencies serving families and individuals in crisis
Residents have until Feb. 20 to apply to be appointed to succeed former Commissioner Mary Oshana, who resigned in November.
Test results showed the 26-year-old was septic with injured kidneys and a large liver abscess, according to a fundraiser.
Here are some of the most-read stories of the year from the Skokie Patch.
The traveling Titanic exhibition headed to Skokie features more than 300 artifacts, full-sized recreations of the ship's interior and more.
Area residents invited to attend enlightening presentation and discussion with Jevoid Simmons, author and artist, on Tuesday, Dec. 12
Police said 26-year-old Dwayne Robinson was wearing gray sweatpants and red slippers Thursday when he went missing from the village.
Funding support provides alternate financial resources for non-profit agencies serving families and individuals in crisis
New ‘Trunk or Treat’ feature brought surprising numbers.
About two dozen people staged a sit-in at Rep. Jan Schakowsky’s office in Skokie. Seven were reportedly cited for trespassing.
A few weeks ago, American Music Institute (AMI) opened its fourth Chicagoland area location in Geneva, IL
Organizers from the Simon Wiesenthal Center said the rise of hate today has stark parallels with the antisemitism of the 1940s.
Authorities believe the 6-year-old Plainfield Township boy and his mother were targeted by their landlord for being Palestinian Americans.