Linda Lipp

Illinois Department of Transportation supervisors overseeing construction on busy Illinois Highway 22 have a tough decision to make this week, and the only sure bet is that no one will...

A new telecommunications tax on cellular phone and fax machine operations is one way the city could raise additional revenue next year, the city's finance director has suggested. Finance director...

A place in history: Barrington 8th grader Bob Gienko is four for four in the annual essay contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The son of Robert...

The first day of spring was ushered in last weekend with a College of Lake County Foundation gala that combined both the visual and auditory arts. The evening started with...

If it can't afford more manpower, North Chicago should consider mobile computers that would improve the efficiency of its police officers, Ald. Richard Bradshaw suggested Monday. It costs about $33,000...

While a gaggle of Saturday morning super heroes saved the world one more time, a group of 80 youngsters explored worlds beyond the limits of a 19-inch television screen. "The...

The theme of last weekend's party may have been black and white, but the goal of the Libertyville Junior Woman's Club was to raise a little bit of green for...

A place in history: Barrington 8th grader Bob Gienko is four for four in the annual essay contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The son of Robert...

Many prominent African Americans, including Harriet Tubman, Thurgood Marshall, Martin Luther King Jr. and Jackie Robinson, were honored last week at a communitywide program put together by the students of...

A proposed subdivision that would affect 15 1/2 acres of wetlands may not pass muster with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Although no formal ruling has been issued, it...