Highland Park group seeks to shame gun-manufacturer ‘enablers’ on the anniversary of the mass shooting
Each enabler is verified by trawling through records, bankruptcy filings, legal documents and annual reports.
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Grayslake data center opponents call for wetlands protection: ‘Wetlands are incredibly important’
If fully built out, the Grayslake data center could be one of the largest single developments in Lake County’s history, with up to 10 million square feet of data center...
Off-duty Mundelein police officer killed in motorcycle crash: ‘A heartbreaking loss’
Area police departments released statements expressing their condolences.
Lake County feels the heat as high temperatures continue: ‘Listen to your body’
Chicagoland is under an extreme heat warning until midnight Thursday, experiencing “dangerously hot conditions” with heat index values around 105 degrees each afternoon, along with high humidity.
Lake County’s gun violence initiative touts improved stats: ‘We can’t let those investments in social programs go away’
Roughly $1.4 million in funds from the federal Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program were either renewed or approved for efforts related to firearm restraining orders.
As Pride Month ends, advocates reflect on Lake County’s progress: ‘It’s really become this cute little mecca’
While Lake County has become a suburban bastion for the LGBTQ+ community, according to some, that broad support is still relatively new in many regards, community members said.
Fashion student wins award drawing from immigrant roots: ‘Art … connects people and tells a story’
Allison Galvan’s quartet of outfits was featured at the Driehaus Fashion Awards earlier this month, where she won the “distinguished design award for retail."
Mary Ross Cunningham, a force in Lake County politics, dies: ‘She was bigger than life’
Cunningham, born Nov. 19, 1945, was remembered by local officials as a dynamic and caring public servant, and by family as a loving mother, wonderful chef, grandmother and great-grandmother.
D128 appoints new member as grooming allegations prompt shakeup: ‘There’s a culture problem within 128’
A lawsuit filed in March accused Parker Rohde, a teacher at Libertyville High School, of grooming an unidentified 15-year-old girl with Down syndrome, starting during the fall 2024 semester.
Mundelein mayor’s niece rebukes aunt for missing Mary Alice Love demonstration; ‘sad and disappointed’
An unexpected speaker during Thursday’s demonstration for Mary Alice Love, the woman shot and killed by Mundelein police last month, was the niece of Mundelein Mayor Robin Meier, who gave...