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Lake County News-Sun

Monday, August 3, 2026

Column: State’s classroom phone ban doesn’t go far enough

Getting a cellphone at an early age is today’s version of passing one’s first driver’s license test.

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Grayslake data center developer not going to fill in wetland: ‘Building a lasting partnership’

Pete Marin, CEO of T5, said that given the “extent of community questions and concerns,” the company has “volunteered to indefinitely suspend our permit application for wetland remediation.”

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Waukegan soliciting ideas for Brookside Avenue park: ‘This will be a good place for people to congregate’

A goal of the Waukegan Park District is to eventually have a park within a 10-minute walking distance for every resident.

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Dozens complete Youth Firearm Violence Prevention Program: ‘You are leaders for being here’

Participants also learned about programs to help keep community members out of the justice system.

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Nick Farmakis ‘thrived’ in role for 2-time state champion Libertyville. No less for team’s academic award.

Nick Farmakis and his teammates on Libertyville’s baseball team learn their academic record sets them apart too.

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Agencies seek input on how to improve river, ravines access: ‘We are helping the entire ecosystem’

A four-block stretch through Washington Park, where the Waukegan River winds its way through ravines, is under consideration for a pilot undertaking of the larger proposed Waukegan River Ravines Corridor Improvement Project.

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Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin sees DREAM Act slipping away: ‘We’ve been on this bill for 25 years’

With less than six months left in his legislative career, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is coming to terms with the idea that the DREAM Act — what he describes as his “most important” piece of legislation — will not become law.

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