Barrington Hills

Ayanna Sidi, 14, of Barrington Hills knows how to hold the crowd with her rendition of the national anthem, no matter the venue — or the weather.

Forty-four years after parts of a dismembered corpse were discovered in Barrington Hills, authorities announced they have a name to go with the remains.

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.

The head-on collision occurred about 8:50 p.m. Wednesday on County Line Road at Bellwood Drive in Barrington Hills, killing one driver.

New Algonquin Township trustee Nicole Kunkle has been appointed to fill the seat of Edward Zimel Jr., after his petition for a rehearing to stay on the board was denied.

The Longmeadow Parkway bridge over the Fox River had been planned as a toll bridge, but local funding allowed that to be eliminated.

Notable McHenry County-area deaths of 2023

Algonquin Township Trustee Edward Zimel Jr. lost his appeal to remain in office over a long-ago prior felony.

Marian Sanfilippo assisted many groups throughout the Chicago region, based out of the family estate in Barrington Hills.

Illinois primaries traditionally are held in March. But the General Assembly delayed the 2022 primary until June to give officials more time to incorporate 2020 census data into mandatory redistricting plans.

Candidate hopefuls of both parties lined up early Monday morning at the Kane County Clerk’s Office to file their nominating petitions for the March 19, 2024 primary and the Nov. 5, 2024 general election.

The person killed in the crash has been identified as a Fox River Grove woman.

The 1,600-pound bull that escaped a Barrington Hills resident’s property last Friday was located and wrangled by a professional Thursday afternoon, police said.

Algonquin Township Trustee Edward Zimel Jr. was temporarily reinstated to his elected position after a circuit court judge removed him due to a previous felony conviction, court records show.

Gov. JB Pritzker on Friday signed a bill that sets up a program to distribute $20 million for grants and technical assistance for grocery stores as well as funding research into food insecurity.