In addition, an online survey is also available (district65.net/sdrp — then click the “Engagement Opportunities” tab) where you can give your opinion on school closing options. So far, according to ...

The City of Evanston plans to release a report detailing the progress of the city’s 2018 Climate Action Resilience Plan goals sometime next June, Sustainability and Resilience Manager Cara Pratt told ...

The Evanston City Council unanimously approved plans for a new veterinary clinic at 815 Howard St. Monday night. Ald. Matt Rodgers (8th) requested that the council suspend its rules to allow both ...

Shutting a single school saves D65 about $2 million per year. This past spring, fearing the worst might indeed come to pass, some parents passed out flyers in the Lincolnwood neighborhood, which said ...

Longtime political consultant Lisa Schneider Fabes, congressional candidate Phil Andrew’s campaign manager and a former advisor to Lori Lightfoot’s Chicago mayoral campaign, died suddenly on Sept. 25, ...

Ald. Bobby Burns (5th), a crucial vote on the council, joined Iles and Geracaris in sending the plan from P&D to the full council with a neutral recommendation but did not respond to questions about ...

After four hours of listening to parents, teachers, and each other, members of the District 65 Board of Education informally favored shutting three schools effective in the next academic year. But ...

Evanston grocery shoppers will continue to pay the 1% tax on groceries come next year, with the Evanston City Council voting 8-0 to override Mayor Daniel Biss’ veto of the tax. Biss has issued his ...

Chow, the former school board president and finance committee chair of Evanston-Skokie District 65, and a former candidate for state representative, applied for the vacant role and was named by the ...

Developers say they'll consider all options on potentially shortening the tower to gain the five votes needed.

Partially installed UL sign on north side of 1603 Orrington. Credit: Jeff Hirsh Work was under way Monday on the second UL (Underwriters Laboratories) sign on the 277-foot-tall Orrington Plaza ...

Move would follow San Francisco, San Diego, Minneapolis and Philadelphia in banning price-fixing software for rents.