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Former Branham athletic director Landon Jacobs “has positively changed the lives of so many of our athletes,” one parent said at Campbell Union High School District board meeting.

Board of Trustees Chair Peter Barris presented on a number of unexpected challenges Northwestern has faced over the past year, the University’s upcoming investments and recent changes to the Board at Wednesday’s Faculty Senate meeting.  The Faculty Senate also heard from Emily Babb, associate vice president for civil rights & Title IX compliance, representatives of...

Justin Jefferson is included in a huge draft trade between the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots in this 2024 NFL mock draft.

Following six weeks of demolition, the only part of Ryan Field still standing is the Leonard B. Thomas press box, located on the west side of the stadium. The north, south and east sides all lay barren. The structure is being demolished as part of the field’s $800-million rebuilding process. Demolition started on Feb. 16...

The Bears could go several ways at No. 9 in the NFL draft, depending on how the board falls.

Ahead of a mid-April court hearing, Ryan Field neighbors and the Most Livable City Association have pushed back on Northwestern and Evanston’s motion to dismiss three of four counts from their lawsuit over the stadium’s zoning change, which allows public-facing concerts at the venue. MLCA and 13 stadium neighbors filed a civil complaint against Evanston...

The Bears could have some solid options between receiver, edge rusher and tackle with the No. 9 pick. Here's the latest mock draft roundup:

EVANSTON, Ill. — Northwestern University is exploring a plan to construct temporary facilities to hold the school’s football games at an athletic field on campus while the permanent home of the football team is under construction. According to an internal memo from City of Evanston Planning Manager Liz Williams to Mayor Daniel Biss and other […]

In a vote of confidence on Evanston’s fledgling guaranteed income initiative, City Council unanimously approved a new year for the program on Monday — this time with a modified focus and funding pot. Like last year’s initiative, the program doles out $500 a month to residents who qualify. Unlike the 2023 focus on adults, this...

Understanding the complexities of reported noise disturbances may require a multifaceted scientific approach...