Piles of dirt and sawdust are all that remain of about twenty trees on Clark Street and Benson Avenue in downtown Evanston.

Developers of the year-old 120-unit Tapestry Station apartment building in Evanston have listed the property for sale. The listing, with Jones Lang LaSalle, says apartments in the building at 732 Main ...

In the elevator lobby of City Hall, before leaving the City Council meeting around 9:15 p.m., Ald. Clare Kelly (1st) called ...

Opponents to the plan who’ve regularly appeared at city council meetings throughout the process again spoke at length about ...

Ald. Clare Kelly (1st) is seeking to establish a new city commission tasked with reviewing project designs to “ensure quality design and cohesive community integration,” according to a referral ...

But what about our Purple Line, the transit spine through Evanston? Purple Line trains operate between Howard Street in ...

Evanston City Council at a special meeting Monday is scheduled to wade through scores of proposed edits to the Envision ...

Twenty-four hours after putting the first color (green) on parts of his new downtown Evanston mural, artist Miguel Del Real was back with color #2 – teal. Del Real, a veteran Chicago muralist, is ...

Vermillion Development and Campbell Coyle’s proposal to build a 31-story high-rise apartment building at 605 Davis St. in ...

It was last “refreshed” in 2013, according to James Deeb, head of the Public Art Subcommittee of the Evanston Arts Council.

“I want to get out of here and get the right home and get adopted.” For more information about volunteering at Lydia Home, go to lydiahome.org.

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