Jonah Meadows is a North Shore Editor at various media outlets. He covers a diverse array of topics including regional interest, world news, law and legal affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime, the 2024 elections, and education. Jonah's work has been featured in Yahoo News, CDC Gaming Reports, and Patch.com.
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By: Jonah Meadows
Bobby Crimo knowingly waived his right to an attorney during his questioning, the judge found, denying a motion to suppress the interview.
By: Jonah Meadows
A 31-year-old Zion man was convicted in a pair of Lake County cases, including a Waukegan shootout that wounded him and another man in 2022.
Catch up on the latest top stories making headlines in Chicago's northern suburbs so far this week.
By: Jonah Meadows
Workers at seven Amazon delivery facilities are on strike in an effort to bring the company to the bargaining table with the Teamsters.
State funding will help convert tennis courts to pickleball, upgrade baseball fields and add a new picnic shelter, district officials said.
Planned upgrades include new pickleball courts, artificial turf fields and native landscaping, according to Glencoe Park District officials.
State funding will help rebuild the playground, upgrade trails and improve accessibility at James Park, officials announced.
By: Jonah Meadows
The withdrawal of the executive director of The Art Center Highland Park leaves three incumbents unopposed for four-year City Council terms.
Former Mettawa mayor Edward FitzSimons led with wit, wisdom, and a deep love for his family.
A $600,000 state OSLAD grant will go toward accessibility improvements, court renovations and a new playground at Proesel Park.
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