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Voters in Tuesday's election will make important decisions. Here's a look back at our coverage leading up to the Illinois primary.
A suspect named Roberto Valdez-Calixto had been deemed McHenry County's most-wanted before his recent now. Who remains on the list?
Prosecutors said “keywords ... detected in messages sent via a Huntley High School computer” led to the conviction of a man accused of physically abusing a 17-year-old child.
Cary voters will decide if the village will get home rule status, which allows more local government control and ability to tax.
Lake in the Hills is set to approve a contract for rides at its Summer Sunset Festival after some back-and-forth with a contractor over pricing.
Here's what will you pay in sales tax if a McHenry County-wide Mental Health Board sales tax referendum and Marengo local sales tax referendum are approved.
Road work appears on the horizon for Lakewood Road
Voters in McHenry County's District 3 will see a pair of familiar names, as Eric Hendricks and Bob Nowak ran against each other just two years ago.
Eric Hendricks, who represents the McHenry County Board’s District 3, is seeking the Republican nomination to retain the seat in the March 19 primary.
Bob Nowak, who previously represented McHenry County Board’s District 3, is seeking the Republican nomination to regain the seat in the March 19 primary.
Huntley School District 158 has begun stocking an opioid overdose-reversing medication like Narcan, as required under a new state law.
The underground portion of Crystal Creek in Crystal Lake will be restored back to its natural state starting this summer to combat flooding and improve water quality.
A District 300 school teacher and wrestling coach has been charged with grooming, sexual exploitation of a child and burglary, the Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office reports.
One McHenry County-area school district talks about how it's addressing student vaping, but also the challenges, such as the ease of hiding devices.
Doerner Jewelers, which also operates a pawn business called Niles Loan and Diamond Broker, plans to move from Algonquin to Lake in the Hills, but some local business owners are unhappy.