Daniel I. Dorfman

Residents can expect to see some property tax increases and fee hikes next year through a series of actions recently taken by local government entities.

An honored veteran of the Lake Forest Police Department has retired. However, he won't be putting his proverbial two feet up to relax. In this case, it is his four big paws.

For more than eight years, Peter Siebert has led Lake Forest's Fire Department guiding the personnel as they fought fires and provided paramedic service.

Three local caucuses, in the villages of Winnetka and Glencoe and New Trier High School District 203, have announced their respective candidate slates for the April 2025 municipal elections.

After roughly 2 ½ years on the job, Dr. Jill Baren is out as Lake Forest College president.

In the wake of the departure of school president Jill Baren, Lake Forest College officials were sending messages intending to reassure the community of the school's commitment to higher education.

A proposed condominium building in Lake Bluff's Block 3 may be one step closer to construction as the village board has initially approved the concept.

A makeover is now set for Knollwood Park as the Lake Bluff Park District has acquired a state grant to offset some of the costs.

A makeover is now set for Knollwood Park as the Lake Bluff Park District has acquired a state grant to offset some of the costs.

Over the course of 2024, the City of Lake Forest started the process of moving its police headquarters from its longtime home, both Lake Forest and