Column: Illinois, Texas both need remap reform
Nearly a thousand miles and opposite sides of the political spectrum separate Illinois and Texas. Yet there’s one thing Democrats in the Land of Lincoln and Republicans in the Lone...
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Column: Spaceflights kept astronaut James Lovell grounded
Despite journeys around the moon and becoming one of the nation’s most-acclaimed astronauts, he was just a regular guy.
Column: Lake Michigan’s environmental wins may be washed away
The administration of President Donald Trump is seeking to roll back more than two dozen environmental rules and policies, some of which have been in effect for decades.
Column: Governor’s outrage is misplaced over insurance hikes
Gov. JB Pritzker and Democratic legislative leaders are upset home-state insurer State Farm is hiking its rates more than 27%.
Column: Deportations a far cry from the ‘worst of the worst’
The rush for deportation has found many undocumented immigrants without violent criminal records being caught in ICE dragnets.
Column: Quirk in SAFE-T Act muddles death of Antioch woman
Associate Circuit Court Judge Randie Bruno was condemned in national media reports last week.
Column: ‘Streaking’ makes comeback courtesy of local coaches
Perhaps the Lake Bluff streakers wanted to make a statement: To run free, unencumbered by society’s requirements.
Column: Lake County treasurer has hopes for statewide post
Few Lake County officials have made the next step. The state’s political boneyard has a number of Lake County candidates residing there.
Column: With razing, Ramada site opens door for new life
Waukeganites can agree that anything is better on the five-acre site than a charming six-foot-tall chain-link fence surrounding the boarded-up hotel.
Column: Photo finished? Gurnee drives away from red-light cameras
It remains to be seen if others in the area will follow suit.