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Proposed tax would fund school building projects, bonds, security and mental health professionals
Police said the investigation began through the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
The vehicle and driver were found near Huntley after first responders could not locate them at the railroad crossing.
More early-voting sites open Oct. 19, with expanded evening and weekend hours before the Nov. 3 election.
Countywide early voting begins Oct. 19, with evening and weekend hours available at several locations ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Voters can cast ballots early at the county's Election Center starting next week, with additional locations opening Oct. 19.
A 77-year-old Carpentersville man died after his vehicle was struck by a train following a three-vehicle crash on Route 14.
A jury deliberated for less than an hour before finding James R. Piezonka guilty in the 2025 shooting death of his 31-year-old son.
Village officials said the proposed car wash was too intensive for the site and did not fit the vision for the South Milwaukee Avenue.
Police said a 57-year-old man suffered multiple lacerations in the Sept. 20 incident on Christie Drive.
The campus was placed under a soft lockdown for about 34 minutes Monday evening while police investigated a reported threat.
The man suffered an electrical injury and fell from a ladder Wednesday at the Woodstock store, officials said.
The driver was critically injured in a three-vehicle crash near Northwest Highway and Hart Road and later died, authorities said.
Firefighters reached the man within a minute after he went underwater near the Chicago Street bridge Saturday afternoon, officials said.
A single vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree Sunday morning on Butternut Drive, according to Crystal Lake Fire Rescue.
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Crews evacuated all 25 apartments Thursday morning as the cause of the fire remains under investigation, fire officials said.
Fire crews secured the scene after the vehicle entered the home’s attached two-car garage.
Handcrafted orbs are being tucked away daily at three local sites through Sept. 30, giving hunters new chances to find one.