Hate crime investigation launched after racist, anti-Semitic graffiti found on Highland Park synagogue
Someone scrawled a racial slur and a message attacking Black and Jewish people on a wall outside of Central Avenue Synagogue.
'Best Small Cities in America': 14 towns in Illinois, Indiana rank among top 10 percent
A new listing of the ‘Best Small Cities in America’ might add fuel to the fire for the people encouraging residents of Illinois to move to Indiana. Carmel, Indiana ranks the second best small city in America, according to Wallet Hub.
2nd Annual Infusion Fest taking place in Highland Park
Ravinia Brewing Co. is holding their annual Infusion Fest Saturday Oct. 2.
18 Illinois schools named 'Blue Ribbon Schools' by Department of Education
The schools that are honored fit into two categories: schools that are among the state's highest performing, and schools that among the best at closing achievement gaps.
Chicago-area home prices continue to climb, with 24% spike in Gary and 19% spike in Zion
The average price for a home in Gary is $53,922, up 24.5% in just one year. In Zion, the average home costs $158,306, up 19.5%. In Chicago, home prices are up 10.1% to an average of $296,603.
Tips on making the best backyard burger
Chef Bob Zrenner shows us how to make the best backyard burger!
Ravinia Festival announces expanded concert schedule
Ravinia Festival is expanding its summer performance schedule.
Ravinia Festival unveils 2021 summer concert lineup
The Ravinia Festival released its summer concert schedule Wednesday in the latest sign of more events returning to the Chicago area.
Suspected grenade, other materials found at Openlands Lakeshore Preserve in Highland Park
Openlands Lakeshore Preserve in suburban Highland Park remains closed after a suspected grenade and other World War II-era materials were found on the lakefront last week.
Heavy snow rolls into Chicago; O’Hare records largest snowfall in 5 years
Chicago’s second major winter storm in a week dumped nearly a foot of snow in some parts of the city by Monday morning.
Lovin' Local: Pixca Restaurant in Highland Park
Fernando Angelina from Pixca Restaurant talks about how his business has fared since the onset of COVID-19.
Car rally held by residents in several Illinois school districts call for the return of in-person schooling
Residents in Illinois School Districts # 109, 112 and 113 (covering Deerfield, Highland Park, Highwood, Fort Sheridan and Riverwoods) participated in a Car Rally on Saturday, showing their support for in-person schooling in these school districts.
Man wanted for attempted child luring in Highland Park: police
Police are searching for a man who allegedly tried to coax a 12-year-old girl to follow him in Highland Park in the north suburbs.
Woman yells ‘I am a schoolteacher and I have COVID-19,’ then spits in man’s face in Costco
A Highland Park woman was allegedly so mad that a man removed his face mask in a north suburban Costco that she yelled she had COVID-19 before spitting in his face, police said.
Highland Park mother of three tests positive for coronavirus
It all started with a burning sensation in her lungs at the gym. But within a week, Highland Park mom of three Terri Chaseley was hospitalized, testing positive for coronavirus. She joined Good Day Chicago on Monday to talk about her recovery.
3 Highland Park paramedics quarantined after treating patient with coronavirus
The paramedics were immediately isolated after being exposed to the patient who was at risk of COVID-19 due to recent international travel, and tested positive for the virus shortly after.
Chicago suburbs declare states of emergency
West suburban Oak Park was one of the first take the step, with the village board saying on Friday that they were declaring a local public health emergency.
Water boil order issued in Highland Park
A boil order was issued Thursday for commercial properties in north suburban Highland Park after a water main break.
Highland Park high school teacher charged with possessing child porn
A teacher at Highland Park High School is facing charges of possessing child pornography after authorities allegedly found pictures on his computer.
Suburban high school hockey team leads rally to promote Scott's Law after trooper's death
A group of suburban hockey team players, who were so moved by a state trooper's death, are rallying to promote Scott’s Law.