Selected families have received their first payments from the Evanston Equitable Recovery Fund, according to a Wednesday news release.
The first of ten $300 monthly payments has been distributed to...
As COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands and a desire for a return to normalcy heightens, Chicago health experts warn against complacency and encourage continued vaccine rollout.
What should I do after...
As deadlines set in the Climate Action and Resilience Plan approach, some advocates are questioning whether Evanston is allocating enough funding and resources to the Office of Sustainability.
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City staff will no longer use the term “alderman” to refer to the 81st City Council, which will be sworn in on May 10.
“Alderpeople” and “City Council members” will now be official terms...
City Council approved four community members to serve on Evanston’s Reparations Committee Monday.
Of the over 30 people who applied, four were chosen: Dementia-Friendly Evanston Initiative member...
