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Food Shed, McHenry County’s first co-op grocery store, will open May 15 in Woodstock after more than nine years of fundraising and planning.
Voters in Tuesday's election will make important decisions. Here's a look back at our coverage leading up to the Illinois primary.
The funds will help renovate Woodstock’s aging recreation center on Lake Avenue.
Changes coming to McHenry County property tax bills, both in how they look and ways to pay. But they won't remove the "ugh" of taxes, one board member quipped.
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day all over McHenry County, attend a free art show and learn how to make the perfect cocktail this weekend.
Cary voters will decide if the village will get home rule status, which allows more local government control and ability to tax.
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.
Boy Band Review will perform the biggest hits from *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block, One Direction, Jonas Brothers, O-Town, LFO, Boys II Men, Bel Biv DeVoe and more.
In the McHenry County Board District 7 GOP primary, newcomers Paul Thomas Peter Suffield face off.
Peter Suffield of Woodstock is running for the Republican nomination to the McHenry County Board in District 7.
Mario and Stephanie Scordato took over PastaBar Woodstock from a family member in May and began making fresh, organic noodles, selling them at area farmers markets while aiming for local speciality groceries and restaurants.
The Golden Ratio, a McHenry County-based robotics team for high schoolers, will be on a global stage in Houston next month for the international FIRST Championship.
Woodstock will award tourism grants for events that promote out-of-town visitors and encourage people to stay locally.
Someone called in a threat that they had firearms and explosives at the Old Courthouse, prompting police to storm the building.
Luis E. Ramirez-Arguelles has been housed at a mental health facility since 2014, following a trial over a fatal crash officials said he caused.