The list posted on DHS’s website under a “ Make America Safe Again ” page names Evanston among dozens of other cities ...

Five Illinois ... The city received high marks for its school system, parks, bustling downtown, low cost of living, and sense of community. Livability ranked Evanston 17 th nationwide for its ...

The Evanston ... named Illinois Police Chief of the Year by the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police. “I truly appreciate your service and what you’ve done for the City to keep the ship ...

The Evanston City Council last week took a historic step as it adopted an ordinance, the first such ordinance in Illinois, aimed at significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions created by large ...

The City Of Evanston officials announced $17 million of its reparations fund would be transferred to Black-owned Liberty Bank And Trust. EVANSTON, ILLINOIS – MARCH 23: A Black Lives Matter sign ...

An Illinois city police department has vowed to block local law enforcement from coordinating with ICE. The department said that, in accordance with Illinois’ Trust Act, it will not give ICE ...

EVANSTON, Ill. (CBS) -- The City of Evanston this week approved several changes to its Welcoming City Ordinance in the interest of trying to protect undocumented immigrants. One such change ...

Illinois’ reparations program, arguing that its race-based eligibility criteria make it unconstitutional. In 2021, Evanston became the first U.S. city to offer reparations to Black residents ...

The town of Evanston, Illinois, will be the first city in the U.S. to keep its promise of paying reparations to Black residents. The Chicago suburb expects to give $25,000 each to almost 140 ...

Evanston has earned the name “City of Churches” for good reason: a religious space sits on nearly every street corner. The Evanston Public Library keeps a record of nearly 100 active places of ...

Illinois (Chicago: Calumet Book and Engraving Co., Brookhaven Press, 1895), 359. [21] Evanston City Directory, 1912, 381. [22] “The Margarita Club,” Evanston Review, July 29, 1926. [23] “Plan $165,000 ...

In Evanston, Black people were restricted to a certain portion of the 5th Ward and excluded from other parts of the city. The area ... the state of Illinois approved recreational marijuana ...