The Arbor Day Foundation recognizes cities across the nation on its yearly Tree City USA list, which celebrates outstanding tree care.
Join us for an exuberant handbell concert featuring Chicago Bronze. This concert brings a mesmorizing experience for young and old alike.
A suburb strikes down any chances of data centers in town, and a national retailer quietly closes all of its stores: IL business news.
Every Note. Every Voice. One Community in Harmony.
A string of vehicle burglaries that happened overnight in Wilmette this week is under investigation, police said.
A Titanic exhibit goes underwater and Jewel-Osco owners owe millions for its role in the opioid crisis: Illinois Business News this week.
The Route 66 Pedaling for Parkinson's Cycling Team will travel from Chicago to Phoenix over the course of about 30 days.
The National Weather Service said 1 to 2 inches of rain are expected to fall per hour.
The village will conduct its final vote on e-bike and e-scooter regulations at a future meeting.
Still With Us offers a small, spiritually grounded circle for those seeking connection beyond traditional grief models
Charles Adler Bischoff makes his debut starring as Kid Elvis in Marriott Theater's bio-musical "Heartbreak Hotel."
Earth Day 2026 is April 22. Here's how you can give back to the planet in Wilmette.
Local nonprofit invites community to turn gently worn shoes into opportunity, sustainability, and impact
The Wilmette and Winnetka-Kenilworth Fire Departments are hosting a spring blood drive on April 8.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District is offering residents discounted rain barrels while supplies last this spring.
Walmart plans to lay off more than 100 workers, and a vaccine mandate lands a hospital in hot water: Illinois Business News this week.
Pilatesville is opening its first location outside of Chicago at Plaza del Lago in Wilmette.
A new Winnetka-based circle invites participants to explore grief alongside the possibility of continued connection.
A basketball hall-of-famer's former home might become a museum and a mom births her own lucky numbers: Illinois Business News this week.
Through partnerships, volunteer efforts, and a steadfast mission, HRN completes another successful “Poultry to Pantries Delivery Day”
Another wave of No Kings protests will take place on Saturday, including in Wilmette.
Here's what to do if you see coyotes in your neighborhood, according to Wilmette officials.
A new in-person grief support offering coming to the North Shore this spring, providing a gentle, reflective space for those navigating loss
The village said crews will collect leftover fall leaves during a one-time pickup beginning April 13.
The Lago Stroll at Plaza del Lago will take place this Wednesday evening to benefit a local charity.
A well-missed bagel joint is returning to town and residents set fire to plans to open a local dispensary: Illinois Business News this week.
The Illinois primary is March 17. Here's what will be on your ballot in Wilmette.
Officials are warning the community about recent scam messages from people pretending to be Wilmette employees.
Colorful Children's Fashion Retailer Opens at Plaza del Lago in Wilmette
Wilmette voters can cast their ballots now until Election Day on March 17.
Meet-and-greet with delivery drones and Soldier Field has a major renovation on the horizon: Illinois Business News this week.
Wilmette urged the City of Evanston to deny an application that proposed an increase in events at Northwestern's new Ryan Field.
Candidate Phil Andrew tells Patch why he should be elected to Congress in Illinois' 9th District on March 17.
Demolition and construction for Wilmette's police station project will soon be underway, officials said.
Candidate Sam Polan tells Patch why he should be elected to Congress in Illinois' 9th District on March 17.
NSSC’s Life Stories Program invites older adults to share their memories and preserve a rich legacy for the next generation
Here’s what you need to know about voter registration in Wilmette and Kenilworth ahead of the March 17 election.
From ice sculpture demos to poet clowns, Wilmette Winterfest promises a family-friendly day of fun.
Illinois attorney Laura Feldman said the most rewarding part of her work as an employment litigation attorney is empowering her clients.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Wilmette-Kenilworth.