Highwood Cannabis Dispensary Opens, Highland Park's Expands Sales

With marijuana sales at their highest level yet, some lawmakers look to loosen a legal logjam that's capped the number of pot shops at 110.

How Did Coronavirus Affect Bankruptcy Filings In Highland Park Area?

Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in Lake County. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.

How Reliable Is Your Illinois Electric Provider?

See how well utility providers in the Highland Park area and across IL serve their electric customers.

Ravinia Shorted Teamster Pension Fund By Over $440,000: Lawsuit

The suit alleges the Ravinia Festival Association failed to make "required withdrawal liability payments" after pulling out of the fund.

Highland Park Waives, Defers Business Fees Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

City officials said $110,000 has been allocated to provide direct financial assistance to qualifying small businesses.

IL Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite In Highland Park

Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Highland Park Business of the Year.

Small Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Thrive In Highland Park

Small Business Saturday — it’s on Nov. 28 this year — helps local businesses in Highland Park overcome pandemic hardships.

Highland Park Offers Coronavirus Grants To Restaurants, Retailers

The City Council approved matching grants of up to $10,000 for restaurants and $5,000 for retail stores to cover COVID-19-related expenses.

Highland Park Unemployment Rate Up By 150 Percent In Past Year

The coronavirus drove Highland Park's unemployment rate to 7.5 percent in August, up from 3 percent a year ago.

Infinity Foundation Virtual Gala Fundraiser

Infinity Foundation Celebrates 23rd Anniversary and Honors Eben Alexander with 2020 Spirit Award at Virtual Gala Fundraiser, October 16.

22 Highland Park, Highwood Business Receive Grants From State

The Business Interruption Grant program awards up to $20,000 to Illinois businesses that have suffered during the coronavirus pandemic.

Highland Park Spirit Halloween Store Due To Open For 2020 Season

"We need Halloween now, more than ever," the CEO of the seasonal retailer said.

Highland Park Jos. A. Bank Closes As Parent Declares Bankruptcy

With demand for business attire down amid the coronavirus pandemic, company officials announced plans to shutter up to 500 stores.

Freedom Home Care to open new location in Barrington

Plans are underway for an August 2020 opening

Cannabis Dispensaries In Highland Park, Highwood: Take Our Survey

Recreational marijuana has been legal in Illinois since January. Several towns are reconsidering their votes against allowing its sale.

Which Highland Park, Highwood Businesses Are Getting PPP Loans?

Here are the nearly 100 Highland Park and Highwood businesses approved for larger loans from the $51 billion Paycheck Protection Program.

The Lake County Community Foundation Awards $800,000 in Grants

$200,000 awarded to 7 nonprofits in recent funding round

Lake County Small Businesses Eligible For Grants Of Up To $30,000

A total of $10 million of CARES Act economic relief has been allocated to pay for grants for qualifying small businesses in Lake County.

Highland Park Target Store Raises Minimum Wage For All Employees

Company officials also announced one-time bonuses for people working in stores and distribution centers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Infinity Foundation Zoom Classes

Infinity Foundation, Chicago Area's Premier Center for a Holistic Life, is open for business on Zoom

Highland Park Businesses Surveyed On Reopening Preparedness

Local businesses were asked what they need to get ready to reopen, as the city plans a virtual town hall to discuss the impact of COVID-19.

Walmart Begins Implementing One-Way Aisles In Lake County

On Thursday, Walmart locations began implementing single-direction aisles.

Local Business Guide: What's Open And Closed In Highland Park

We asked local businesses to offer updates on their status during the coronavirus crisis and produced a directory of their responses.

GI Research Foundation announces new team

Dedicated to raising funds to support the treatment, cure and prevention of digestive diseases, GIRF expands outreach efforts.

Highland Park Businesses: Open Or Closed? Let Your Customers Know

We're publishing a simple "Open-or-Closed Directory" for Highland Park and Highwood businesses. Here's how to get listed.

These Lake County Jobs Are Available During Coronavirus Shutdown

Amid skyrocketing unemployment claims, these local businesses have immediate job openings.

Kathy Fielding Named First Woman CEO of the North Suburban YMCA

Fielding Brings Extensive Experience in Family, Community, and Programming Development

Highwood Microbrewery Owners Buy San Diego-Based Ballast Point

The co-founders of Kings & Convicts Brewing purchased the company from Constellation Brands, which bought it four years ago for $1 billion.

A Letter to Lake County – Why Generosity Matters

“Generosity is a practical expression of love.” – Gary Inrig

harper + ash Hosts First "Come To Our Table" Events

Highland Park’s Newest Home & Design Destination Welcomes Inspired Generations & Bright Bowls to Kick-off its Series of Inspired Events

Bett's Boutique Set To Close After 43 Years In Highland Park

The fixture of the local retail and fashion scene is liquidating inventory and looking for a new owner as its founder prepares to retire.

YMCA President/CEO Receives Statewide Y Leadership Award

Award acknowledges cause-driven leaders within their association, community, the Y movement, and among his or her peers across the State.

Barbara Strongin Joins Freedom Home Care and Medical Staffing

New Director of Medical Staffing

Scott Simpson Design + Build Celebrates 25 Years in Business

New name, new look & logo highlights integrated offerings

Highland Park Marijuana Dispensary Sues To Escape Sale Contract

The Lake Forest-based owners of Elevele sued to confirm Harvest Enterprises of Tempe, Arizona, violated the terms of a sale agreement.

Shop Local For Bargains At The Highland Park Sidewalk Sale

Merchants from all over town are bringing their goods to the central business district for special savings and deals starting Thursday.

Annual Tourism Luncheon Celebrates Chicago’s North Shore

36th annual National Travel and Tourism Week

Mixed-Use Development On Roger Williams Expected By April 2020

Groundbreaking for the four-story commercial and residential building in the Ravinia business district is anticipated in the coming months.

The Lake County Community Foundation Names New Executive Director

Maggie Moreles full-time Executive Director effective March 14, 2019

Custom clothing company created to give back

Stitch + Heart and the American Cancer Society, fighting cancer one stitch at a time.