Northwest Herald
McHenry County cop accused of using Flock plate reader hundreds of times to track women he dated, others
Authorities say the police chief in Holiday Hills, who was also just fired as a Prairie Grove officer, used a police database and Flock license plate readers to track people for personal reasons,…
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3mWoodstock company behind Obama Center basketball court
People who play on the basketball court at the newly opened Obama Presidential Center are enjoying the product of a Woodstock company.
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2mBoy, 7, drowns in Lake in the Hills pond; had been reported missing
A 7-year-old child was pronounced dead after being found in a retention pond in Lake in the Hills.
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4mMilwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester to have season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester, a 2019 Cary-Grove graduate, will undergo season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome and is expected to be sidelined for eight to 10 months.
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3mHoliday Hills police chief charged with official misconduct; was also Prairie Grove cop
Official misconduct charges have been filed against the Holiday Hills police chief, who was also a Prairie Grove officer and has been fired.
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3mBeloved Algonquin diner Short Stacks reopens under new – and old – ownership
The long-time Short Stacks diner in downtown Algonquin reopened after a year of being closed with new owners but the same classic menu.