Linda Lipp

It's hard to think of cold, snowy Lake County as a winter warm spot, but that's exactly what it is to birds that spend their summers in the even more...

Real archeology may not be as romantic as an Indiana Jones movie, but a handful of junior high school students who explored the field recently seemed to dig it anyway....

Metra's construction of a temporary station at Lake-Cook Road is on track and on time. Bids to build the station and its 500-space parking lot will be awarded in June....

It wasn't quite Woodstock, but the 1960s-style benefit for Family Network brought out a collection of denims and dashikis that have been hiding in North Shore closets since 1969. About...

It was a bargain hunter's dream and a traffic cop's nightmare. The annual rummage sale at the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest drew thousands of shoppers from Indiana to...

A commuter train station may seem like an unlikely place to search for a job, but seven students who distributed their re sume s to commuters at the downtown station...

Competition took second place to enjoyment last weekend at the annual Family Fun Walk sponsored by Highland Park Hospital. The fitness walk, which drew about 400 participants from all over...

It's a driver's worst nightmare: Late at night, in the middle of no where, a tire goes flat or the engine dies. The driver is left stranded, without a clue...

A killer was on the loose Friday, but he didn't have a chance against the 100 teen and pre-teen detectives determined to discover his identity. The Lindenhurst Park District's murder...

Employers will have to make some big changes in the way they do business and their employees will have to adapt to cultural and social changes in order to comply...