Category: Lake County News-Sun Opinion

According to commercial real estate experts, 70 large warehouses were built in Chicagoland last year, eclipsing records set in 2021 and 2022. Can vertical warehouses be far behind?

This time of year, it’s easy to experience three seasons in one place, not only because of what you see and hear, but also because of what you smell.

Clearly, Putin and associates miscalculated how easily Russia’s military would be able to occupy Ukraine and take control, in Cold War fashion.

Unfortunately, House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana either doesn’t get it, or is dilly-dallying for political reasons. Perhaps this inaction is at the behest of a dictator-wannabe.

Elijah McCoy’s legacy is but one contribution of thousands that Black Americans have offered to make American lives better over the decades.

Marco J. Pena, 21, entered a not-guilty plea on Feb. 20 in Lake County Court. A grand jury indicted him on Jan. 31 on a single count of reckless homicide for the crash that claimed the life of Jadyn R. Pagan, an 18-year-old Zion resident.

In an eight-page letter to Lake County Board members dated Dec. 8, Idleburg spelled out a litany of reasons why the Lake County Sheriff’s Office has plans to pull out of the ROC, the consolidated regional 911 center officials have toiled over for about a decade.

The election was the largest one-day free election in the world, with more than 200 million participants.

Hopefully, those enjoying the rousing musical and read the director’s ideas sparked their own thoughts of immigration and immigrants, including our latest newcomers, asylum-seekers from Venezuela and other international locales flooding Chicagoland.

According to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, male cardinals reach their peak of brilliance in the middle of winter. Their feathers glow bright red against a dreary background.