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Some seniors at Huntley High School and other McHenry County high schools are graduating with both high school diplomas and McHenry County College associate's degrees.
Lake in the Hills police chief Mary Frake is retiring in July
Two apartment units are uninhabitable after an attic fire Saturday night in Crystal Lake, the Crystal Lake Fire Rescue Department reports.
Mark Wood provides support to officers, participates in ride-alongs and helps his fellow citizens as police chaplain for Lake in the Hills.
Women firefighters in are not new in McHenry County, but make up just 9% of firefighters here and across the country. Women say they are part of the brotherhood and see themselves as firefighters first
More than 200 people packed into Sew’d Hop’d Brewing in Huntley on a recent Sunday to find out which fire or police department had the best chili recipe.
Florio's Italian, located at 1540 Carlemont Drive, will have dishes inspired by southern Italy including seafood, pasta, chicken and veal dishes. Owner Dominic Florio expects the restaurant to open on June 1.
Police said there were no reports of gunfire at a Lake in the Hills carnival that was shut down after "multiple fights." There were also no injuries, authorities said.
A carnival in Lake in the Hills was shut down Saturday night after organizers said "unchaperoned teenager" showed up with "intentions to ... cause trouble."
A drug bust touted as one of McHenry County's largest has resulted in another conviction, in this case to money laundering.
Step into spring with a carnival festival and a spiritual summit this weekend in McHenry County.
Lake in the Hills police has broken ground on its new police station after outgrowing its current facility.
CL Chamber Foundation honored Elizabeth Wakeman of Wakeman Law Group, PC., General Kinematics Corporation Vice President Randy Smith and Shaw Media/The Northwest Herald at the 11th Annual GEM Leadership Celebration Thursday.
A man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from an elderly Lake in the Hills resident pleaded guilty to theft.
643 new electric vehicle charging ports are coming to Illinois as funding is announced by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency