The people of the North Shore who had the most compelling stories of 2015.
Early voting for the 2016 Presidential Primary Election begins on Monday, February 29 and runs through Monday, March 14, 2016.
Police arrested three youths on Christmas Eve and found proceeds from car burglaries in Evanston and Skokie.
A service will take place Monday in Skokie.
Take a look at the best news and features from 2015.
Lillian was a proud member of the Miami Showman’s Association.
Their wreath, “Hoppy Holidays,” won “best educational message” in the K-6 category.
Representatives of both Fairview South and Hillel Torah concerned about safety and traffic.
“JEW GOTTA BE KIDDING ME?!” - A One Night Only Standup Comedy Show Featuring some of Chicago’s Best Jewish Comedians!! December 24, 2015
Free Holiday Light Recycling Program.
Memorials contributions may be made to The Selfhelp Home.
Plans for shopping center with a Starbucks are in place to take shape where the iconic Skokie eatery stood for more than 50 years.
Artemis Singers, www.artemissingers.org, Chicago’s Lesbian feminist chorus, presents Skokie concert Jan. 23 & 24
Police have charged the 23-year-old in relation to several incidents in November and December.
The village has agreed to pay a woman involved in a 2013 drunk driving incident.
Interactive concert for the whole family at Niles Library
“Sandra Raciti’s passion for teaching goes beyond anything I could adequately put into words.”
Graveside service is today in Arlington Heights.
The Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) offers easy and convenient electronic recycling options during the winter months.
State Rep. John C, D'Amico (D) helps create stronger DUI laws to protect our families.
Card skimmers continue to be a concern for consumers, especially during the holiday season.
Brigid Leahy talked about the recent mass shooting and several misconceptions when it comes to what Planned Parenthood does.
Cook County DOC worker Wade Wicker saw the man lying on Lincoln Avenue in Skokie last week when he jumped into action.
Three were honored for collecting leftover food from the Skokie Farmer's Market and bringing it to the Niles Township Food Pantry.
Bank officials identified the four men from video footage.
Memorials in his memory may be made to Congregation Kesser Maariv.
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Tipoff for Friday night's girls basketball tilt is 7:30 p.m.
A woman claims her mother sustained injuries while there and died during physical therapy.
Effective January 1, 2016, commuters who park at the Dempster-Skokie CTA Station are reminded to pay the daily parking fee.
Did you know that you can receive email alerts and text messages notifying you that alternate-side parking is in effect?
All meetings of the Skokie Village Board of Trustees are held on the first and third Mondays of the month at 8 p.m.
The home with ties to Chicagoland television hits the market.
A rush hour crash near Lincoln Ave. has closed westbound traffic in Skokie.
Supporters from the Midwest brought the Hanukkah favorite to the IDF’s Paratroopers Brigade to celebrate the holiday.
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The driver of a car that ripped through the glass of the Skokie Boulevard store was injured.
Crews were inspecting the Lake Avenue bridge in Wilmette after concrete fell on Interstate 94.
Students at Baker College of Muskegon's Culinary Institute have created decorated cakes and chocolate sculptures to celebrate the holidays.