Many ways this season to donate food

Daily Herald - Wed Nov 18

Who doesn't love pigging out on Thanksgiving Day? If you're a local runner, you can enjoy a guilt-free Thanksgiving dinner by running in Algonquin's annual Turkey Trot 5K Fun Run and Walk.

Cabinet visit helps Randall

Northwest Herald - Tue Nov 17

Will a visit from U.S. Transportation Secretary Roy LaHood expedite plans to widen Randall Road and change its traffic flow? That remains to be seen.

4 hurt, turkeys scattered in Algonquin crash

Daily Herald - Mon Nov 16

Four people were injured in a three-vehicle accident on Randall Road in Algonquin Friday that caused 30 frozen turkeys to slide around on the road, officials said.

Police say LITH man led them on chase

Daily Herald - Sun Nov 15

Emergency workers take an occupant from a Chevrolet HHR after a pursuit ended just after midnight Saturday morning in Lake in the Hills.

Man hits two squad cars in chase

Northwest Herald - Sat Nov 14

CRYSTAL LAKE – A Lake in the Hills man who led police on a car chase Friday night hit two squad cars during the ordeal, police said.

Wreck, turkeys block Randall

Northwest Herald - Sat Nov 14

ALGONQUIN – Four people were injured in a three-vehicle accident on Randall Road on Friday that spilled 30 frozen turkeys on the busy roadway during rush hour.

Great Dane to Lose Jobs?

KWQC-TV Davenport - Thu Nov 12

There could be some tough economic news for Henry County, Illinois. Great Dane-Pines trailers in Kewanee has announced its intention to lay-off 161 people at the plant.

Students learn a powerful lesson

Northwest Herald - Thu Nov 12

McHenry County Farm Beauro's Larry Reinhard encourages St. John the Baptist eighth grader Bailey McCrea as she peddles the Energy Bike to light the bulbs.

Garden a hands-on lesson for Scout

Courier-News - Wed Nov 11

Sometimes, Shelby Cieslinski of Algonquin said, she halfheartedly regrets teaching her children to volunteer.

2 LITH residents indicted in car title fraud scheme

Courier News - Wed Nov 11

Two Lake in the Hills residents were indicted last week on federal charges alleging they and others tied to a suburban car dealership were involved in an elaborate scheme to transfer title to more than 100 vehicles on false representations, causing a loss of almost $2.8 million to lenders and customers, the Federal Bureau of Investigations reports.