Bob Seidenberg

Explore how historical figures would fare in today's world with its challenges to authoritarianism and political correctness in Tom McKeon's thought-provoking book.

Major improvements for James Park are on their way, including a reconstructed playground and the city’s first splash pad, under a proposal the City

In a career that ran from beat officer to Evanston police chief, William “Bill” C. McHugh considered one arrest as a “once in a lifetime moment,” he once

Evanston Public Library trustees voted Wednesday to abandon an accelerated search for an interim executive library director and focus instead on finding a

Evanston should consider using a variety of strategies to meet its parking challenges, including adjusting pricing according to demand, a consultant told

Evanston Finance and Budget Committee members pushed for more details Wednesday on projects supported by $43 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act

From left, Evanston Public Library trustee Esther Wallen reads from a statement as trustee Meghan Shea, Board President Tracy Fulce and trustee Jean

Members of the city's Economic Development Committee took steps Wednesday night to address an issue that has been a high source of "meter anxiety" in

The late Carlos L. Mitchem Sr., who spent 37 years as an Evanston Police Department officer. Several hundred people filled a Niles banquet hall on Friday,

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