Richard Cahan

Thousands of people lined Central Street Saturday as the nation celebrated its milestone anniversary. The parade, sponsored by the Evanston Fourth of July

Scott Ummel after winning the men’s 40 and older singles tournament. Conrad Gordon (left) and Andrew Ginsberg greet each other after winning the July 4

“The only thing I won’t miss is the lack of sleep,” said Capt. Tom Howard during his walkout ceremony at Evanston Fire Station 3. Capt. Howard, 60, was

Capt. Kevin Roche takes a break for a cool treat at the end of a fire department training session at 805 Main St. Firefighters from all over the city used

Saturday was Unplug Evanston Day, a time to disconnect from electronics. The Evanston and Ridgeville Park Districts offered activities to mark the

Grandparents, parents (and kids) ready their race cars for the Pinewood Derby. Thirty racers took part in the Ecology Center event at 2024 McCormick Blvd.

Ten people spoke at Monday night's City Council meeting against the Evanston Fourth of July Association's decision to allow the “Evanston for a Free

Elizabeth Sisson-Freeman stands next to her photograph that won the juror’s award at the Vicinity Show at Perspective Gallery. Sisson-Freeman took the

Jazz virtuoso Donovan Mixon returned to his Cleveland Street garage for his annual summer concert series, drawing about 60 neighbors on July 14.

“Every time I breathe in, it’s like being in a fire,” said Caitlyn Hill as she headed west on Greenwood Street near the lake. She was talking about smoke