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Magician Bill Blagg comes to Genesee in Waukegan

Law & Order column: Third suspect arrested in North Chicago murder-for-hire, authorities say

Students given life lessons at High School Youth Summitt; 'They will leave with new tools for their toolbox to assure they have a bright future'

Waukegan High's Class of 2023 graduates with high hopes for the future; 'Take chances, make mistakes and get messy'

Abella gave the valedictory address to approximately 875 classmates in the Class of 2023 and a crowd of more than 4,000 during Waukegan High School’s 150th graduation Friday at Weiss Field, sending the graduates into their future.

Mundelein High School students face misconduct allegations

Suburban students expressed shock as the allegations were brought to light on Tuesday.

Lake County students tour Black colleges; 'We found our place' – Chicago Tribune

An annual event organized by Waukegan Township, the tour is designed to give high school students a look at college possibilities they may not have considered.

Teen who escaped juvenile detention charged in shooting outside Chicago-area high school basketball game

A teen who escaped from a juvenile detention center in December has been charged in a shooting after a high school basketball game in Zion last January.

A school librarian on technology, book censorship and the power of libraries | Teachers' Lounge Podcast

On a new Teachers' Lounge podcast, a school librarian on media literacy, technology, censorship and more.

Redeploy Illinois A Model for Juvenile Justice Reform / Public News Service

Redeploy Illinois is a community-based alternative to incarceration, which keeps kids in their home communities. For decades, most youthful offenders in Illinois were sent to juvenile detention. But 17 years ago, state officials decided there is a better way to help kids headed down the wrong path. ...

Advocates Juvenile Restoration Act Results Suggest Further Reforms / Public News Service

Maryland's Juvenile Restoration Act has been in effect for more than a year now and its impact has people talking about additional reforms. The act created a path for people who were convicted of crimes as minors and have served 20 years or more to file a motion to have their sentence reduced. More than 200 individuals incarcerated in Maryland are eligible for consideration under the JRA. ...