Lake County News-Sun Monday, July 7, 2025 | | |
| | Speed and alcohol impairment appear to be factors in the crash, police said. | | | An estimate of the economic impact of legal weed done by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue found sales would generate at minimum $170 million annually in tax revenue. | | | Joshua May said he wanted to go somewhere and do something where he could use the experience he gained in the White House to have a positive impact on people’s lives. | | | High court’s decision fuels uncertainty about whether babies born to immigrants lacking legal immigration status will be considered American citizens, despite 14th Amendment. | | | With calculated leaps, displays of strength, and races up a 14.5-foot curved wall, both a Wilmette doctor and a Libertyville High School student have advanced to the semi-finals of the NBC-TV American Ninja Warrior competition show by making it through the athletically demanding obstacle course. | | | The new ordinance passed by the City Council last month also requires riders to meet age and licensing requirements to ride such vehicles. | | | Waukegan Fire Lt. Steve Davis said Airport Rescue Fire Fighters and the vehicle have one primary purpose, rescuing people should an airplane crash at Waukegan National Airport. | | | Nearly $6 million flowed to the city of Waukegan for various needs that will eventually help to jump-start Mayor Sam Cunningham’s Rebuild Waukegan program. | | | Phone usage will still be permitted before or after school, during passing periods and at lunch. | | | |