Bob Seidenberg

A nine-story mixed-use high rise development going up at the corner of Chicago Avenue and Main Street may be open as soon as Sept. 1, estimated the developer, joining city...

John Hartman works part time as a movie usher, a job that fits his personality. "I'm a people person," he says, quickly demonstrating that skill, putting a stranger at ease....

If you were new to Evanston or a student at Northwestern University, or both, a trip to Dave's Italian Kitchen was a rite of passage. Aldermen mourned the sudden closing...

Evanston City Council members have placed back on the table an ordinance regulating massage establishments, responding to criticism from professional massage therapists that the provisions are too restrictive and would...

The city will offer credit monitoring and identity theft protection services to city employees who believe their personal tax information was exposed in the mail, an official announced Monday. Assistant...

Members of a new committee formed to address problems at residential buildings bandied the possibility of using a carrot-and-stick approach with landlords to bring about compliance. At the first meeting...

An Evanston Township High School student from Skokie is facing a felony charge after allegedly setting a locker fire that sent smoke billowing through a third floor hallway of the...

Ridership on the Chicago Transit Authority's Purple Line is trending upward – good news for Evanston officials boosting the city as a transportation hub. According to figures released earlier from...