Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza encourages Illinois residents to begin the new year with a solid fiscal plan, “Starting the new year with a fresh commitment to review and better manage your money is a great way to kick off 2025," she said while offering these tips.

A Marengo man was resentenced to five years in prison for “grabbing or hitting” a 6-week-old infant after authorities say the defendant violated his original sentence of probation..

Long-time Crystal Lake residents bring a new store to the downtown area, located at 57 N. Williams St., that features hundreds of spices and teas making it the only location in Illinois.

A 19-year-old Crystal Lake person faces felony charges and is accused of reckless driving and causing a head-on car crash that resulted in serious injuries over the summer in Algonquin.

McHenry's Debbie Koerber is closer to getting the kidney she needs. Her prospective donor is a friend whose family has donated to others in need.

Fox Lake was selected to receive a $600,000 Open Space Land Acquisition and Development grant from the State of Illinois.

One person suffered serious injuries in a car crash Monday afternoon in Crystal Lake that closed down parts of Route 14 for over three hours.

Crystal Lake-based Nunda Masonic Lodge #169 has presented its Mason of the Year Award to Thomas McNulty.

New Year’s Eve and Groundhog Day celebrations are right around the corner in McHenry County.

A Wauconda man is accused of more than 5,000 grams of marijuana and nearly half a pound of the hallucinogen peyote found in a bus and suitcase in McHenry County, prosecutors say.

The Chicago Bears fell to the Seattle Seahawks 6-3 in their last home game Thursday night at Soldier Field in Chicago.

Kelley's Market has opened in Huntley and sandwich and gelato shops are coming in a matter of days.

Despite Crystal Lake's objections, McHenry County Board approved a zoning change that paves the way for a self-storage facility near city limits.

There are some steps to try to get perennial potted plants through the tough winter months and enjoy them again come spring.

A McHenry man accused last year of slashing a relative in the face and head will now go to trail after courts determined him fit after six months of treatment.