News updates from the Lake County News-Sun delivered every Monday and Wednesday.
 Saturday, Jan 26 The City Council unanimously approved a new approach aimed at encouraging local hiring and giving a boost to minority- and women-owned businesses. |   | |
| At least two major Lake County districts went with late starts due to subzero temperatures on Friday, but most districts stuck with their usual practices. |
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| The Illinois State Police said the driver of the vehicle that killed Lambert stopped and cooperated fully with the investigation. |
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| The family of a 14-year-old boy whose fingerprint data was collected in 2014 when he bought a season pass to Six Flags Great America has the right to sue the amusement park company under an Illinois privacy law, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday. |
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| College placement tests determine whether the students who have to take it move directly into college credit-earning classes or have to take remedial classes. A new transitional math course would allow students avoid the test while still ensuring they're prepared for college-level classes. |
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| More than half of Waukegan incoming kindergartners this year have the skills they need to be successful in kindergarten, up from 6 percent 12 years ago, according to United Way of Lake County assessments. |
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| District 73 will need favorable votes from a super majority of the village board Feb. 5 after the zoning commission recommended denying a kindergarten center. |
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| As part of a concentration on suicide prevention, the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center updated officials on its efforts to assist veterans. |
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