Lake County News-Sun Monday, August 24, 2026 | | |
| | | | | At a busy Highland Park intersection, a camera goes missing; not usually a newsworthy occurrence, but the online reaction to the disappearance of this particular type of camera — an automated license plate reader — was unique. | | | | | It’s not a pleasant read about what’s happened to once-respected hospitals not only in Waukegan, but others AHS owns, including one in downstate Granite City. | | | | | An extended public comment session on the Grayslake data center was abruptly canceled just a day before it was scheduled at the University Center of Lake County, with the venue pointing to safety concerns over social media posts. | | | | | Federal Supply USA Director of Marketing Chelsea Seleveredes Romens is part of a very select group of people working in a family business. She is the fourth generation of her family to work at the company her great-grandfather founded in 1931. | | | | | Lori Nerheim, the president of the Waukegan Historical Society, said the library was where Bradbury discovered “the magic of books.” | | | | | The Lake County Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol was part of a coordinated effort earlier this month to help a man whose kayak had overturned in Lake Michigan. | | | | | Northwest suburban data centers had nearly $2 billion knocked off their taxable property values, an Illinois Answers Project/Chicago Tribune analysis shows. | | | | | Plastics just keep getting smaller, and potentially more harmful to humans, fish and wildlife. Even the most remote areas of the Great Lakes aren’t spared. | | | |
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