Steve Sadin

A three-mile stretch of Lewis Avenue, between Buckley Road in North Chicago and Belvidere Road in Waukegan, is scheduled for reconstruction with some major changes on the way, prompting concerns from business owners along the corridor. Currently a four-lane road, […]

President Donald Trump concluded his address to Congress Tuesday with a call for liberty, but his definition of the idea and that of U.S. Brad Schneider, D-Highland Park, and Schneider’s guest for the evening, Adam Mulvey, are not the same.

Raymundo Linares was a Waukegan High School sophomore two years ago when a counselor told him an HVAC program was going to be offered the following year upon the completion of a classroom, complete with the tools and equipment to

From the start of the year, when the primary election season was starting both in Lake County and across the country, the presidential race was contentious while the situation locally was much calmer. By July, when Vice President Kamala Harris

Guest principals representing many of the community’s nonprofit organizations spent time in 17 of Waukegan Community Unit School District 60’s 23 buildings, with some teaching lessons in goal-setting, reading to younger children and making morning announcements. A class of third

Unlike past years when Waukegan’s municipal Christmas tree was the size of those sitting in many people’s living rooms, and few had much to say about it at the annual tree lighting ceremony, this year’s was different. “Look at that

As soon as the winning Democratic mayoral candidates in Waukegan and North Chicago emerge from their Feb. 25 primaries, they will begin a five-week general election campaign against a number of independent opponents. A pair of independent candidates for mayor

Schoolwork comes naturally to Waukegan High School sophomore Brent Heisner as it did for him as a seventh grader at Robert Abbott Middle School three years ago. Like a lot of youngsters then, he was feeling the impact of COVID-19-imposed

An aging concrete water tower unused by the City of Waukegan for more than 50 years was becoming shelter for squatters who were breaking into the locked building. A crew is now at work demolishing it. Mayor Ann Taylor said

After five terms in the U.S. House of Representatives serving much of Lake County, Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Highland Park, says he wants to continue improving the lives of the residents and his Republican opponent, Lake Forest resident Jim Carris, hopes