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When Officer Devon Tolver joined the Evanston Police Department last year, he began collaborating with fellow officers to find new ways to make positive

In a unanimous vote Monday, City Council approved a contract to install solar panels at the Robert Crown Community Center. The construction deadline for the panels is set for Nov. 1, 2024. The contract with sustainable energy company Verde Solutions is a power purchase agreement, which means the contractor will construct, operate and maintain the...

Former Evanston parks/forestry and recreation director Donald Joseph Wirth, 86, died last month. He led a number of major projects for the city.

Evanston $1.7M Skate Park Opens With Community Buy-In - Evanston, IL - The Twiggs Park 10,000 square-foot custom park offers skaters and bikers their own space following a lengthy community input process.

A series of unsubstantiated bomb threats at several area libraries sent shock waves through northern Illinois communities in late August and September. These threats reached Evanston last week. Evanston Public Library received anonymous bomb threats via email on Sept. 12 and 14, prompting the evacuation of both the Main and Robert Crown library branches.  In...

The City of Evanston has begun its search for a contractor to install solar panels on the Robert Crown Community Center, advancing on a yearslong goal. Since the center’s reconstruction in 2020, city officials have discussed installing solar panels on the building. More than three years later, Evanston put out a Request for Proposals from...

For the second time in three days, residents evacuated the Evanston Public Library and the Robert Crown Community Center due to a bomb threat. Evanston Police responded to reports of a bomb threat at the library’s main branch on the 1700 block of Orrington Ave at about 3:30 p.m. According to updates from EPD’s Twitter,...

Submitted by Evanston Public Library Hispanic Heritage Month runs September 15 through October 15, and the Evanston Public Library is celebrating with

A Belize City man was convicted of damage to property this week, stemming from an old charge that

Tenants and landlords faced with a welter of federal, state and other fair housing rules can find help navigating through that thicket, housing advocates