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A dog was rescued Monday from a Lakemoor marsh with assistance from a drone, as well as local police and fire crews.
A voter-backed bond sale is helping to pay for
Woodstock's PrideFest culminated with a parade Sunday in which churches, local businesses and politicians were represented.
Lake in the Hills officials have changed food truck rules for the second time in the past year.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for several counties in and other parts of northern Illinois Thursday evening.
As McHenry County cleans up from storms Wednesday, more severe weather is in store for Thursday and a tornado watch was placed into effect at about 2 p.m. Thursday.
The co-grand marshal of the Woodstock Pride parade, which takes place Sunday, had a heart attack during last year's festival, but is returning this year after a long recuperation.
Two drivers were injured in a head-on car crash at the intersection of routes 47 and 176 in Woodstock, causing a portion of Route 47 to be closed for about an hour, officials report.
Thousands of people were without power in McHenry County Wednesday evening are without power after afternoon storms rolled through.
A batch of mosquitoes collected from Fox River Grove has tested positive for West Nile virus, the McHenry County Department of Health said Wednesday.
Country Club Road at the railroad tracks near Woodstock and Crystal Lake is closed for work, affecting both car and potentially rail transportation.
A new wings restaurant has been planned for Huntley, but can it overcome concerns about parking and video gaming?
After the Chicago Bears announced last week that they’re advancing a new stadium project in Hammond, Indiana, a suburban Republican state lawmaker is trying to provide a new framework to keep the team in the Prairie State.
The Kreutzer Road project in Huntley - one of the largest public projects in the village's history - is moving ahead after the bid came in below estimates.
Crystal Lake Pride event-goers included the mayor, several local churches and several hundred people.