Stories about Carpentersville, Illinois
A self-taught artist, Adeshola Makinde will return to Hampshire High on Thursday to donate one of his pieces. The work will be displayed near the high school’s library, so a lot of students can see it as they walk by.
A long-time accountant and a former television producer, both of whom have been involved in local politics, are vying to become the Republican nominee for the 66th House District.
The formula shortage is “unprecedented,” a McHenry County Department of Health spokeswoman said. Some area stores are limiting how much customers can buy and some are reselling formula online for a profit.
A Carpentersville man pleaded guilty Friday to killing a woman and her unborn child in a crash four years ago.
A Tennessee man pleaded guilty to a gun charge Tuesday in connection with the murder of a Carpentersville man nearly two years ago.
Leadership Greater McHenry County announced its Youth Class of 2023, which pairs students from every high school in the county with a community member or Leadership Greater McHenry County alum.
A McHenry County grand jury indicted these people on the following charges.
A Carpentersville man is facing first-degree murder charges in connection with a deadly apartment shooting last month in Elgin.
A Carpentersville man was found guilty of sexually assaulting and sexually abusing two children.
The Carpentersville Police Department’s Polar Plunge drew about 25 plungers and raised nearly $10,000 for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Illinois.
A former Belvidere man was sentenced to 55 years in prison for the 2004 gang-related slaying of a Carpentersville man, the Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office announced Monday.
El Diablo Cantina owner hopes for a do-over after the restaurant’s initial launch was stymied by the pandemic.
Ask Leo Bonilla why he decided to help the D300 Food Pantry and the 8-year-old Algonquin boy offers a simple explanation: It was easy, and he knew it would help people.
A 34-year-old Carpentersville man is facing criminal charges Thursday after police said he broke into his girlfriend's Lake Zurich home and choked and beat her, officers said.
Algonquin-based Community Unit School District 300, and Cary School District 26 have now joined several other districts across the area and will make masking recommended, but optional, in school buildings.