The Skokie Village Board last month granted a request to add a 1,922-square-foot addition to the offices of University Dermatology.
Taxpayers have until Oct. 30 to appeal the assessed value of their residential or commercial properties.
The head of a Skokie-based company and religious congregation faces 10 counts of mail fraud in connection with the scheme, prosecutors said.
Construction on the long-delayed downtown apartment building is expected to be underway by early October.
More than 50 drop boxes are planned in the city and suburbs to allow voters to return ballots directly to the Cook County Clerk's Office.
One in three Skokie Patch readers said they have visited an adult-use cannabis dispensary in the six months since the legalization of weed.
The village faced a $10.2 million budget shortfall for the fiscal year beginning May 1, according to staff.
The Village of Skokie received a total accumulation to 7.35 inches of rain between May 13 and 17, 2020.
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The founder of a gun violence prevention nonprofit defeated an appointed incumbent in the district's first competitive primary in decades.
Dozens of suburban nursing homes have opted out of serving as Election Day polling places, and one early voting site has been shut down.
Democratic primary voters in Evanston, Glenview, Lincolnwood, Skokie, Wilmette, Rogers Park and West Ridge will fill two vacant judgeships.
Skokie Democrat Kevin Olickal is running for state representative in the 16th District.
Skokie Democrat Denyse Wang Stoneback is running for state representative in the 16th District.
With primaries just a month away and the 2020 presidential election coming up fast, Patch wants to know what issues are on voters' minds.
Abortion rights advocates say State Rep. Yehiel "Mark" Kalish broke a promise to support the Reproductive Health Act at the last minute.
In the North Shore's only competitive race, find out who gave campaign cash to the trio of first-time candidates and how it was spent.
Skokie residents are invited to sign up for an appointment with a CUB representative to review utility bills for savings!
Lincolnwood Mayor Barry Bass cast the deciding vote Tuesday to keep the village's minimum wage at the state minimum.
The window for taxpayers to appeal their new assessments to the county's review board opens Monday.
The village is asking to overturn a ruling it previously described as procedural.
The ride-hailing giant filed a lawsuit against the village the same day a new tax was due to take effect.
Succeeds Peter Peyer who recently retired after 40 years of service to the Village of Skokie
State Rep. Luis Arroyo is accused of bribing a state senator at a Skokie restaurant to support a bill benefiting a lobbying client.
The man who delivered a racist rant in a viral video recorded last year in a Cook County forest preserve learned his fate Monday in Skokie.
Prosecutors urged jurors not to give him a pass just because he was an "old, drunk, racist guy."
Jurors must decide if a 63-year-old Des Plaines man was motivated by hate while shouting at a woman last year in a widely shared video.
Public Works will use new data to prioritize water main replacement in vulnerable areas
Defeated in a primary after being found to have behaved "in a manner unbecoming of a legislator," he's now filed to run for a judgeship.
Illinois environmental regulators have signed off on Skokie's 8000 North project, but state transportation officials have yet to approve.
Prosecutors said he tried to get into an FBI office after warning “all these flags will be Russian. I’m gonna kill you and kill Americans."
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Hours unchanged but parking will be limited due to Skokie's Backlot Bash
The community is invited to learn more about new developments in Downtown Skokie
Former 16th District Rep. Lou Lang will not endorse the man he appointed to replace him after resigning from the Illinois House in January.
The owner of a Skokie company and a pair of north suburban brothers faked paperwork to illegally obtain millions in loans, the feds claim.
No immigration enforcement activity has been confirmed in Skokie, village officials confirmed.
At a town hall Monday, the lobbyist appointed to replace Rep. Lou Lang made his first public statements about his controversial vote.