Mary Gavin

Some residents fear the new TIF district will hasten gentrification and they will be priced out of their homes. (RoundTable photo) With the Evanston City

If City Council decides to vote on the proposed tax-increment financing (TIF) district in Evanston’s central Fifth Ward, one of the documents it will

Kelley Gandurski (City photo) With a 7-1 vote, City Council members on Sept. 20 appointed Kelley Gandurski interim City Manager. She will take office Oct.

“This , in my opinion, is the method for removing the Black community at all costs. … It should not be supported by any member of the City Council.” -- Bennett Johnson

An edgy confrontation with white co-workers on the way home from his job at a lumber mill in Greenville, Ala., made James “Pop” Simmons wary. A menacing

Continuing their covenant to combat racism and confront the truth about their own past histories, two local churches will take the lead at noon on June 20

Continuing their covenant to combat racism and confront the truth about their own past histories, two local churches will take the lead at noon on June 20

The June 3 meeting of the Joint Review Board to consider a recommendation on the Five-Fifths tax-increment financing TIF district attracted nearly twice

Orrington Elementary School sits in a cozy northwest Evanston neighborhood, where children play on the streets and neighbors mingle over a glass of

You made it! It was a tough year by any measure. Nevertheless you persisted – or, to borrow from the great Chicago songwriter Curtis Mayfield, you kept on

In anticipation of Memorial Day, veterans of VFW Snell Post 7146 and its auxiliary are selling poppies. The red poppy has become a symbol of World War I,

Evanston Police Chief Demitrous Cook (Submitted photo) The increased awareness of police shootings – particularly of unarmed Black and Brown people –

The District 202 Board on May 3 elected its previous year’s officers to another term: Pat Savage-Williams, President; Monique Parsons, Vice President;

Although the weather was not always spring-like, volunteers of all ages took some time this week to tidy up their corner of the community. On April 23,

About 100 people stood in the cold evening sun on April 21 to mark a sliver of justice in the prior day’s conviction of former Minneapolis Police Officer

‘A Wondrous New Online Art Exhibition’ Artist Julie Cowan has reinvented her reinvention of an art gallery for all. artruckish is the temporary

A 2019 City ordinance to protect parkway trees is taking precedence over some homeowners’ temporary playgrounds. Attachments to public trees, such as

It took nearly a half hour for the excitement to ebb enough for the honoree to make his way to the corner of Church Street and Gray Avenue, where the

Partnering with Evanston Fight for Black Lives, Childcare Network of Evanston, 1335 Dodge Ave., was set to be the first organization in Evanston to host a

Mary De Jong sent this photo of the sunrise on March 20, the vernal equinox. The new season officially arrived at 4:37 a.m. central daylight time.