Northwest Herald
Fox River between McHenry, Algonquin gets no-wake designation after heavy rainfall
The lower Fox River in McHenry County, stretching from the McHenry Dam to the Algonquin Dam was designated a no-wake zone as of Monday after several inches of rain.
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7mMarengo’s Sam Tucker nets hat trick in KRC win: Monday’s Northwest Herald roundup
Sam Tucker's hat trick led Marengo's soccer team to a Kishwaukee River Conference win over Plano, while Hampshire's girls cross country team won the Kaneland invite. Plus, volleyball, boys and girls golf in Monday's Northwest Herald roundup.
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3mLake in the Hills man pleads guilty to cocaine delivery in connection to woman’s fatal overdose
A Lake in the Hills man, held since June on a drug-induced homicide charge in connection to a woman's overdose death, pleaded guilty to a lesser offense and was released.
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1mCrash closes road near Crystal Lake
A crash has closed an intersection near Crystal Lake Monday afternoon and drivers were asked to avoid the area.
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4mNorthwest Herald Athlete of the Week: Burlington Central's Tiernan Naus
Burlington Central senior Tiernan Naus surpassed 1,000 career assists as the Rockets enjoyed a perfect week and a tournament title at West Chicago during the week of Sept. 7. Naus is the Northwest Herald Athlete of the Week.
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3mConstruction of 5-story apartment-commercial building in Fox River Grove to begin ‘immediately’
Construction of a five-story mixed-use development on the vacant block along Route 14 in Fox River Grove is set to begin “immediately,” officials said.