Which school districts in the McHenry County area have announced schedule changes Wednesday because of the snow forecast?

McHenry Community High School of District 156 raised $4,900 for their Illinois Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge via the Cool School Challenge Saturday.

Doug "Dougie" Webster was killed Nov. 12 in a Woodstock apartment building fire. He was a prolific artist and student at McHenry County College, which now has a retrospective of his work on exhibit.

Crystal Lake-based Community High School District 155 will use up to $14 million in bonds to renovate theaters and sports stadiums at its four schools.

Huntley School District 158 is canceling a contract to buy electric buses from Lion Electric after the company shut down its Joliet operations.

Crystal Lake-based High School District 155 continues to grow partnerships with local businesses in its third year of the Career Experiences Program, which provides “micro internships” for students.

Getting a solar farm at Woodstock North High School has proven to "frustrating," a school official said. It's experienced several setbacks.

Gary and Cheryl Myers have trained their goldendoodle, Bailey, as a comfort dog at McHenry High School District 156, giving students away to relax on stressful days

Over a year ago, Woodstock District 200 approved a solar farm. The district is now considering whether to keep going with the project.

When a seventh-grade student at Westfield Community School began choking in the lunchroom, a teacher stepped in

The Huntley school board voted to increase the levy by the maximum allowed under the tax cap, but an abatement and debt reduction will push that down.

Woodstock High School and Creekside Middle School orchestra director Lyndra Bastian has been honored by School Band and Orchestra magazine.

McHenry Community High School has announced that 46 of its seniors have been named Illinois State Scholars.

Enrollment for McHenry County College’s spring semester, which begins Jan. 21, is now open.

Come spring, six Huntley High School students could be telling NASA officials at the Johnson Space Center in Houston about the app they’ve built.