Stories about East Dundee, Illinois
After the unexpected close of Woodstock’s Public House, local restaurant D.C. Cobb’s is stepping up to honor any outstanding gift cards at all four of their locations.
The Longmeadow Parkway bridge over the Fox River had been planned as a toll bridge, but local funding allowed that to be eliminated.
Enjoy some delicious cocktails at one of these swanky locations.
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.
Town halls are planned in Crystal Lake and East Dundee by state Rep. Suzanne Ness.
East Dundee Police Chief James Kruger set to retire Dec. 1; Deputy Chief Joshua Fourdyce, a former Woodstock officer, will be interim chief.
A McHenry County grand jury indicted these people on the following charges the week of Aug. 27, 2023.
The East Dundee Arts Council’s first commissioned mural is complete. It gives passersby a look at life along and in the Fox River.
Those charged with felonies the week of May 21-27 by the 12 police departments, as well as the McHenry County Sheriff's Office.
Mother’s Day weekend in East Dundee can mean only one thing: Santa is in town, and he’s bringing the fun.
Santa’s Village, at routes 25 and 72 in East Dundee, opens on Mother’s Day from noon to 5 p.m. The amusement park will be open on weekends for the rest of May and open regular hours in June. The water park, Santa Springs, opens Memorial Day weekend.
Elgin Mall’s plans to relocate to East Dundee are back on – but with fewer vendors.
An East Dundee man faces felony forgery charges after authorities said he filed a forged lease for the former Haeger Pottery property that the village of East Dundee hopes to buy.
Saying residents are getting “the government they deserve,” East Dundee Village President Jeff Lynam lambasted some village trustees Monday for the way they campaigned ahead of their reelection this month.
Despite the threats, a majority of voters supported all four incumbents -- including the three who backed the mall and voted to override Village President Jeff Lynam’s veto of the mall.