Lake County News-Sun Monday, May 4, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Kathy Blahunka, a former Shields Township assessor and trustee, said it reflects a broader distrust of Shields’ leadership. | | | | | Currently, 30% of Forrestal’s 367 students are members of military families. | | | | | “The return of the piping plovers to Waukegan is a powerful testament to what we can achieve through environmental stewardship,” Mayor Sam Cunningham said in a statement. | | | | | Lakes, Highland Park, Vernon Hills, Warren and Wauconda all move up in the rankings, and Warren’s Braylan McCarthy is the player of the week. | | | | | Ben Hilgart, who didn’t lose confidence after he was cut, has become one of Highland Park’s best hitters. | | | | | Lack of movement to enshrine abortion rights into the Illinois Constitution reflects the high bar for amendments and a focus on fighting rollbacks in Republican-led states. | | | | | Senior assassin, a popular tag-style game where teens hunt down their opponents with Nerf and water guns, has become tradition for many high school seniors across Chicago and the country. | | | | | High school and local college results and highlights from the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County. | | | | | Locally, officers are embedded at schools across Lake County, helping identify safety concerns and acting as a resource and a mentor for students. | | | | | The peace pole was installed in 2023 on Main Street, next to the Ela Historical Society and Museum, and paid for through community fundraising. | | | |