Lake Bluff News

When fire broke out at a Park City, Illinois Public Storage nearly two years ago, it made headlines.

You may be more concerned with navigating snowy roads during this never-ending winter, but Libertyville is ready for the spring construction season.

Great Lakes Naval Station will revive its Fourth of July festival that was scrubbed last year due to the federal government's mandatory budget cuts.

Garden columnist Jan Riggenbach will present “A Change of Scenery ” at 10 a.m. Wednesday, March 12, at the Lake Bluff Senior Center, 100 E. Old Mill Road, Lake Forest.

The following information is from the Lake Forest Police Department. An arrest is not an indication of guilt.

ST. CHARLES – St. Charles Police Officer Adam Stander plans Saturday to plunge into Lake Michigan in an effort to raise money for Special Olympics Illinois, according to a city news release.

U.S. banks are seeking to shield from scrutiny the $30 billion they collect annually in checking-account fees, saying a proposed requirement for periodic reports is unacceptable even if it exempts small institutions.

Less than two years after opening its first Chicago-area store in the Village of Barrington, Ill., Heinen's Fine Food has signed a lease to open a third store in the Village of Bannockburn, and is on the verge of announcing a fourth in the Village of Lake Bluff.

Grand Avenue in Gurnee was among the Lake County roadways carrying a little more water than usual on Thursday, Feb. 20, following three days of melting snow and a rainy morning.

Former Chicago cop Steve Mandell took the stand in federal court Thursday to defend himself against charges he plotted multiple murders.

Two police officers, one from North Chicago and one from Lake Forest, were treated and released Monday after an early morning crash involving a chase of a suspect from North Chicago, the News-Sun is reporting.

A deputy who filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against the Lake County Sheriff's Office is back on the job this week after winning in court, the Lake County News-Sun is reporting.

Snowy tracks lead police to suspected burglar Police said they say Armando Aldana, Jr., 22, of Libertyville walking up a driveway and entering an unlocked vehicle in the 200 block of East Church Street on Feb. 5 at 2 a.m. Following Aldana's tracks in the snow, police found two other victims and several areas where it appeared Aldana approached the ... (more)

A Lake County sheriff's deputy won her lawsuit this week against the sheriff's office for discriminating against her because she was a woman , based on her complaint that she was removed from her position as a canine officer and unfairly disciplined because of her gender, according to an article in The Chicago Tribune.