This story needs to begin with an introduction. Matas Buzelis was born in Chicago, grew up in Willowbrook, spent one year at Hinsdale Central and is projected to be a top-10 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. His next step toward the national spotlight is F...

On Sunday, Feb. 4, over 150 Chicagoans united in solidarity with the people of Israel at Temple Beth El in Northbrook for Jewish National Fund-USA and the Temple’s “Build Together: Stand with Israel” partnership event. The event’s keynote speaker was...

Collective good deeds can compound the difference made in the new year for veterans in need, starting with United Relief Foundation's first 2024 United in Service good deeds, including food donations from Arrive North Shore and new toys collected b...

Come to an open house Feb. 29 to find out about the myriad summer camp options offered by the Northbrook Park District. Families can meet summer camp supervisors and managers to talk about camps focused on arts, sports, STEM, figure skating, dance, t...

Retail has been part of Lisa Smith’s life since she was in grade school, helping bag purchases for customers at her dad’s pharmacy, Parkway Drugs. Today, she owns Northbrook toy store Parkway Presents, combining the customer service skills she learne...

Arlington Heights native Doug Ghim had to deal with rowdy golf crowds at last weekend’s Phoenix Open.

The Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place, the Chicago RV and Camping Show in Rosemont, The Drifters performing at North Central College and Brick Fest Live in Grayslake are just a few entertaining events happening this weekend.

Two Men and a Truck may be a new name in Northbrook, having been here for less than two years, but the company has made an outstanding first impression in its support of local nonprofits.

Noggin Builders, a provider of STEM enrichment programs for kids in pre-K through high school, has been named Northbrook Business of the Year by the Northbrook Chamber of Commerce. The award is one of five that will be presented at the chamber’s annu...

Last year, 10-year-old Jayna Miehl really wanted to try out theater, but was apprehensive about doing it on her own.