The overwhelming majority of Evanston’s greenhouse gas emissions do not come from what residents drive, eat or buy. Instead, it comes from where they live and work.
In the 2018 Climate Action and...
Evanston Public Library started a program two years ago to highlight Evanston families’ need to talk about race.
The library launched Dedicated to the Dream as a seven-part series in 2020 over Zoom...
As soon as Ald. Devon Reid (8th) was sworn into City Council, he said his number one priority was to make beach passes free for Evanston residents.
It wasn’t just to drive more traffic to the beaches...
Evanston residents expressed concern about the city’s 2023 Capital Improvement Plan at Monday’s City Council meeting.
The Capital Improvement Plan helps fund the city’s parks, facilities and other...
Evanston celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month with a multitude of celebrations this year, ranging from worry doll making kits to community-wide events.
Approximately 12% of Evanston residents...
