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December 30, 2025
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Light Snow and Dropping Wind Chills Forecast for Chicago Area on New Year’s Eve: Forecasters predict light snow will move into the Chicago area on New Year’s Eve, potentially causing slick roads, especially during the afternoon hours. Temperatures are expected to fall from the 20s into the teens by evening, with wind chills near zero around midnight. The National Weather Service highlights that Lake, McHenry, and neighboring counties in northern Illinois will experience some of the coldest conditions. Residents are encouraged to prepare for slippery travel and falling temperatures throughout the evening. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 30)
December 28, 2025
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Two Arrested After Stolen U-Haul Van Incident and Foot Chase in Deerfield: Police in Deerfield arrested two men from Bellwood after responding to a report of a stolen U-Haul van on November 21. The vehicle, a white Ford Transit with an Arizona license plate, was located by officers at a McDonald’s on Waukegan Road. One suspect attempted to evade capture by fleeing on foot but was quickly apprehended by officers. Both individuals now face charges related to operating the stolen rental van. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 28)
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Lake County Cancer Survivors Recognized at Chicago Bulls United Center Event: Two breast cancer survivors from Lake County, including a resident of Gurnee, were honored at the Chicago Bulls' United Center on December 17. They participated in the Bulls' exclusive 'Court of Dreams' experience, which acknowledged Advocate Health Care cancer patients and survivors. The event highlighted the Bulls guard Tre Jones' ongoing advocacy for breast cancer awareness, inspired by his own family’s experience with the disease. The recognition aimed to celebrate survivors and raise awareness in the local community. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 28)
December 27, 2025
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National Weather Service Issues Warning for Severe Storms in Chicagoland Region: The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for the Chicagoland area, warning of a powerful storm system expected to impact the region from Sunday into Monday. Residents could experience thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, strong winds, and snow showers, particularly near and north of Interstate 80. The outlook covers multiple counties, including Lake, McHenry, Cook, Kane, and others. Localized flooding and challenging travel conditions may result from the approaching weather event. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 27)
December 26, 2025
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Milwaukee District North Metra Trains Delayed by Vehicle on Tracks in Fox Lake: Metra trains on the Milwaukee District North line faced significant disruptions Friday morning after a vehicle became stuck on the tracks near the Ingleside station in Fox Lake. Service was halted for both inbound and outbound trains beginning around 6:20 a.m., causing widespread delays with no specific timeline for resumption. Police responded promptly, and no injuries were reported, though commuters were advised to seek alternate train routes. The incident led to excessively delayed travel for morning passengers. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 26)
December 24, 2025
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Lake Barrington Firm to Pay $421,000 Over Defense Part Drawings Cybersecurity Case: Swiss Automation Inc., a precision machining firm in Lake Barrington, Illinois, has agreed to pay $421,234 to settle a federal whistleblower lawsuit. The case alleged the company failed to implement proper cybersecurity measures for part drawings it supplied to Department of Defense contractors. The settlement addresses claims that the lack of protection led to violations of the False Claims Act. The firm manufactures alloy and metal components for both commercial and government sectors. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 24)
December 22, 2025
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Crystal Lake Cancer Survivor Honored During Chicago Bears Game Ceremony: Kendall Albright of Crystal Lake was recognized as a special guest at the Chicago Bears’ recent game against the Green Bay Packers. After being diagnosed with breast cancer just two weeks after her wedding, Albright underwent treatment at Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington and is now cancer-free. She participated in the Bear Down Flag Ceremony at Soldier Field, where her husband joined her on the field. The honor celebrated both her personal resilience and her recovery journey. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 22)
December 19, 2025
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Lafayette Brewing Co. Prepares to Close After 32 Years of Hosting Live Music: Lafayette Brewing Co., a longstanding venue in downtown Lafayette, is set to close its doors after 32 years in operation. For decades, the brewery has been a hub for live music, attracting artists like Sarah Borges, The Sadies, and Jonathan Richman, as well as local performers. Owners Greg and Nancy Emig recently announced the closure, prompting regulars and musicians to reminisce about memorable shows and gatherings held at the iconic spot. The final event and last call are scheduled for Saturday, December 20. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Dec 19)
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Antioch Store Sells $50,000 Powerball Ticket as Jackpot Reaches $1.5 Billion: A $50,000 winning Powerball ticket was recently sold at Antioch Food and Liquor on North Avenue in Antioch, according to Illinois Lottery officials. The sale comes as the Powerball jackpot climbs to an estimated $1.5 billion for the upcoming Saturday drawing, making it one of the largest in U.S. history. Several other Illinois players also secured substantial prizes during the latest drawing. The jackpot increase has generated heightened anticipation among local lottery participants. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 19)
December 18, 2025
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Chef Masayori Adachi Appointed Executive Chef at Hidden Fish in Skaneateles: Hidden Fish, a well-known sushi restaurant in Skaneateles, has announced the appointment of Chef Masayori "Masa" Adachi as its new executive chef. Chef Adachi brings extensive experience from his training in Tokyo and his leadership roles in top restaurants in Chicago and Palo Alto. He holds a prestigious Fugu License and is recognized for his expertise in Japanese cuisine. His arrival marks a new chapter for the restaurant in the Finger Lakes region. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 18)
December 15, 2025
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Ex-Gurnee Resident Receives $13 Million Settlement After Murder Conviction Overturned: Herman Williams, a former Gurnee resident and decorated U.S. Navy veteran, has secured a $13 million settlement following his exoneration in the 1993 murder of his ex-wife. Williams was initially convicted in Lake County Circuit Court and spent nearly 29 years in prison before his conviction was vacated in September 2022. He was awarded a certificate of innocence in June 2024. This settlement marks the conclusion of a lengthy legal battle that began three decades ago. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 15)
December 13, 2025
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Criminal Charges Filed Over Unsafe Asbestos Removal at Former Waukegan Hospital: Federal criminal charges have been brought against the owner of Alliance Environmental Control, Inc., following the unsafe demolition of the former Lakes Behavioral Hospital in Waukegan. Authorities allege that the company failed to properly remove asbestos, exposing workers and the public to hazardous material. The indictment includes multiple counts of fraud and violations of environmental regulations. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safe handling of asbestos during demolition projects. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 13)
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Zion Man Found Guilty in Fatal Shooting of Beach Park Resident in Waukegan: A jury has convicted Jamonte J. Davis, a 28-year-old from Zion, for the murder of Sergio Berrios, 42, of Beach Park. Berrios was discovered fatally shot multiple times inside a parked vehicle in the 1300 block of Chestnut Street in Waukegan on October 3, 2022. Responding officers found over 20 shell casings at the scene and pronounced Berrios dead. Davis was charged with first-degree murder and now faces sentencing following the guilty verdict. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 13)
December 11, 2025
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Construction Worker Airlifted After Fall at Water's Edge Site in Crystal Lake: A contractor was seriously injured after falling about six feet from scaffolding at the Water’s Edge at Three Oaks development in Crystal Lake on Wednesday afternoon. Emergency responders from the Crystal Lake Fire Rescue Department arrived at the 600 block of Waters Edge Drive shortly after 1 p.m. Due to the severity of the injuries, the worker was transported by helicopter to a Level 1 trauma center for treatment. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances of the workplace accident. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 11)
December 8, 2025
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Suspect Arrested in Vernon Hills After Alleged Attempted Murder of Police Officer: A 27-year-old man from Ford Heights was arrested in Vernon Hills after being sought for the attempted murder of a police officer in Chicago. Authorities say the suspect allegedly struck and seriously injured an officer with a vehicle during an effort to apprehend him. He faces charges that include attempted first-degree murder, aggravated battery of a peace officer, and leaving the scene of a crash with injury. The arrest was made by Chicago Police and U.S. Marshals at a local hotel. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 8)
December 7, 2025
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Lake and McHenry Counties Receive Up to 7 Inches of Snow with Early Seasonal Record: Parts of Lake and McHenry counties in Illinois experienced up to seven inches of snowfall over the weekend, with areas such as Lindenhurst and Capron reporting the highest totals. The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory affecting multiple counties as a weather system brought significant accumulation beginning late Saturday. The early and substantial snowfall marks the fastest start to the snow season in the Chicagoland area since 1978. The advisory remained in effect until 9 a.m. Sunday. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 7)
December 5, 2025
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Two Suspects Arrested in Series of Residential Burglaries Across Lake County: Authorities have arrested two men linked to a string of residential burglaries in Lake County, Illinois. Incidents took place in unincorporated Libertyville, unincorporated Gurnee, Lincolnshire, and Highland Park, with one suspect reportedly confronting residents while shouting about a fire. The investigation involved multiple law enforcement agencies, collecting surveillance footage to identify the individuals responsible. Both suspects are now in custody as the investigation continues. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 5)
December 3, 2025
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Chicagoland Prepares for Snow and Arctic Cold, Says Weather Service: The National Weather Service has issued a warning for northern Illinois, including Lake County, about a weather system expected to bring snow and freezing drizzle Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures in the region could drop with wind chills between 10 and 20 degrees below zero overnight and only reach the low to mid-teens during the day Thursday. These conditions may cause slippery roads and rapid ice formation on rivers, potentially resulting in ice jams. Residents are urged to stay alert to changing weather conditions. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 3)
December 1, 2025
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Additional Snowfall Forecasted in Chicagoland Following Heavy Weekend Snowstorm: Chicagoland residents are preparing for more snowfall on Monday, just after a powerful snowstorm left nearly a foot of accumulation in parts of Lake and McHenry counties over the post-Thanksgiving weekend. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory covering several counties in the area, warning that snow will move in during the afternoon and persist into the night. Commuters are advised to expect hazardous travel conditions during the evening rush hour due to slippery roads and reduced visibility. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Dec 1)
November 29, 2025
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Lake and McHenry Counties Brace for Continued Heavy Snowfall After Storm: Lake and McHenry counties have experienced significant snowfall, with totals reaching up to 7 inches in some communities by early Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. Areas like McHenry, Woodstock, Wadsworth, and Antioch reported from 5 to 7 inches, while O'Hare International Airport recorded 3 inches. Over 1,100 flights were canceled at O'Hare, and hazardous road conditions have been reported as snow is expected to continue into Sunday morning. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 29)
November 26, 2025
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High Winds Impact Lake and McHenry Counties as Snow is Forecast for the Weekend: Lake and McHenry counties are experiencing strong westerly winds as the National Weather Service monitors potentially hazardous weather conditions. Wind gusts have exceeded 50 mph in some areas, causing concerns ahead of the holiday weekend. Temperatures are expected to become significantly colder, with wind chills possibly reaching seven degrees below zero on Thursday. Snow is forecast to begin late Friday and continue through Saturday night, though exact accumulation remains uncertain. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 26)
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Chicago Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Shooting Incident in McHenry: A Chicago resident, Michael D. Harris, was sentenced to ten years in state prison after pleading guilty to aggravated battery with a firearm. The sentencing followed an incident in May 2023 at Fawn Ridge Apartments in McHenry, where Harris shot another man in the leg. The case was decided in McHenry County court, with authorities clarifying the victim sustained a single leg injury. Law enforcement and emergency crews promptly responded to the scene. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 26)
November 25, 2025
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Significant Snowfall Expected in Chicago Area Over Thanksgiving Weekend: Forecasters from the National Weather Service have indicated that the likelihood of widespread, accumulating snow in the Chicago area is increasing for Thanksgiving weekend. Snow is predicted to begin late Friday and continue through Saturday, with a possibility of lingering into Sunday. Early projections suggest more than six inches of snow could fall, which may disrupt post-holiday travel. Residents and travelers are advised to monitor forecasts closely and prepare for possible snow-covered roads. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 25)
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Van Driver Dies After Collision With Semi-Truck on I-90 Near Huntley: A van driver succumbed to injuries days after a serious crash with a semi-truck on eastbound Interstate 90 near Huntley. Emergency responders arrived Thursday evening at mile marker 47 to find the vehicle heavily damaged and the driver trapped inside. Multiple fire units assisted in extricating the man, identified as a 50-year-old Chicago resident. He was hospitalized with critical injuries but did not survive. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 25)
November 24, 2025
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Drivers Cited After Two Crashes on I-90 Near Huntley Leave Two Seriously Hurt: Illinois State Police reported that two separate crashes occurred minutes apart on Interstate 90 near Huntley, resulting in one man suffering critical injuries and a second man sustaining serious injuries. The Huntley Fire Protection District responded to the initial crash near mile marker 48 and encountered a second collision about a mile west at mile marker 47. Both drivers were cited following the incidents, which required emergency crews to extricate at least one trapped individual. Investigations into the circumstances are ongoing. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 24)
November 23, 2025
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Federal Lawsuit Dismissed in Deerfield High School Social Media Dispute: A federal lawsuit filed by Deerfield High School's theatre director against a parent and local school board members has been dismissed. The case stemmed from social media posts shared by the teacher that a parent criticized as antisemitic, prompting legal action in October 2024. The lawsuit concluded with dismissal of all claims, and the teacher received $200,000 from the school district. This resolution has now closed the legal conflict among the involved parties. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 23)
November 22, 2025
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Police Discover Hundreds of Unauthorized Videos Recorded in Chicago Suburbs: Authorities have arrested Jascent M. Harvey, 29, of St. Charles, following the discovery of over 400 videos secretly recorded of women in public settings across Chicago suburbs, including McHenry County. Harvey faces charges including burglary and unauthorized video recording. The investigation began after an incident at a Geneva store led police to examine his phone, uncovering years of related activity. Police are encouraging potential victims to come forward with information. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 22)
November 21, 2025
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Buffalo Sabres Score Nine Goals in Dominant Win Over Chicago Blackhawks: The Buffalo Sabres posted one of their most decisive wins of the season, defeating the Chicago Blackhawks 9-3 on Friday night at KeyBank Center. Josh Doan contributed two goals and Alex Tuch notched four assists as Buffalo took control early and never looked back. The Sabres capitalized with quick goals in the second period and received offensive support from several players throughout the game. Goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen made 20 saves to secure the victory. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 21)
November 20, 2025
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Former Crystal Lake City Clerk Sentenced to Five Years for Child Exploitation Crimes: Nicholas S. Kachiroubas, a former city clerk of Crystal Lake, received a five-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to child exploitation offenses, including possession of illegal material and online grooming of minors. The case originated in March 2024 following an investigation prompted by reports of online extortion and corroborated by evidence from the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Law enforcement linked Kachiroubas to illicit activity involving minors via Snapchat. He will serve his sentence as ordered by a local judge. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 20)
November 18, 2025
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Crystal Lake Man Dies After Vehicle Strikes Him Outside High School in Park Ridge: A 55-year-old man from Crystal Lake, David Jutovsky, died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Dempster Street near Maine Township High School East in Park Ridge. The incident occurred around 10 a.m. on Friday, with first responders finding Jutovsky critically injured at the scene. The driver involved remained on-site, and eastbound Dempster Street was closed for several hours during the investigation. Authorities continue to review the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 18)
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Prank Gift Bag Incident Highlights Tensions Between Illinois 9th District Candidates: At a recent meet and greet in Northbrook, Illinois, Republican congressional candidate Rocio Cleveland, from Island Lake, presented a prank gift bag to her opponent Kat Abughazaleh, who is currently facing federal charges related to protests at an immigration facility. The event brought together over a dozen candidates vying for Illinois' 9th Congressional District, which includes portions of Lake, McHenry, and Cook counties. The gesture has sparked conversation about the tone of local political campaigns. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 18)
November 17, 2025
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Winter Storm Watch Issued for Lake County With Heavy Snow and Hazardous Conditions Expected: The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for Lake County, anticipating more than 12 inches of snow in some areas from Sunday evening through Monday. Forecasters warn that intense lake effect snow could produce hazardous travel conditions, with snowfall rates possibly exceeding three inches per hour. Wind gusts over 30 mph near Lake Michigan may further reduce visibility. Residents are advised to prepare for potentially dangerous weather and significant disruptions. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 9)
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McHenry County to Appeal FEMA Denial of Disaster Relief After August Storms: McHenry County is collaborating with state and federal emergency officials to challenge FEMA's decision to deny disaster relief following severe storms in August. The storms, which struck between August 16 and 19, brought hail, heavy rain, and strong winds, resulting in widespread property damage, extended power outages, and disruptions to essential services, particularly in the Cary area. The appeal is focused on securing federal assistance for impacted communities in the county. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 1)
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Final Week for Akeley Art Exhibit and ABBA Tribute Concert in Lafayette: Purdue University's Ringel Gallery is hosting the closing reception for "The World Is Round: Selections from the Akeley Collection" on Thursday evening, highlighting notable works by artists such as Picasso, Rivera, and Kollwitz. The art collection, housed on campus throughout the fall, wraps up its run on Friday. Additionally, a tribute concert featuring music from ABBA will take place Thursday night at Lafayette's Long Center for the Performing Arts. Both events offer cultural experiences for the Lafayette community. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Oct 9)
November 14, 2025
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Wonder Lake Man Arrested for Domestic Battery Year After Previous Acquittal: Charles C. Gozzola, a 51-year-old resident of Wonder Lake, was arrested this week on allegations of striking his wife during a domestic dispute at their home. Gozzola, who was acquitted of a similar charge in Crystal Lake the previous year and had a prior murder conviction, is now facing two counts of domestic battery. Authorities reported that the victim sustained visible injuries to her eye during the incident. Gozzola was taken into custody by Wonder Lake police and held in McHenry County Jail. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 14)
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Former Crystal Lake Clerk Admits Guilt in Child Sexual Abuse Material Case: Nicholas S. Kachiroubas, a former city clerk from Crystal Lake, pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual abuse material, following an investigation by the McHenry County Sheriff's Office that began in April 2024. Authorities initiated the probe after receiving information from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that pointed to online activities involving child enticement. Kachiroubas was also accused of using electronic means to groom children. The case underscores ongoing efforts to address online exploitation in the region. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 14)
November 11, 2025
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Winthrop Harbor Receives 15 Inches of Snow After Intense Lake Effect Storm: Winthrop Harbor in Lake County saw 15 inches of snow after a significant lake effect storm moved through the eastern part of the county from Sunday evening into Monday morning. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning, cautioning residents about hazardous travel conditions and strong wind gusts over 30 mph. Snow accumulations exceeded 10 inches in several areas, with Beach Park roads and grass heavily covered. Weather officials said this level of snowfall has not occurred in years. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 11)
November 10, 2025
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Heavy Snowfall in Lake County Leads to Vehicle Accidents and School Closures: Overnight lake effect snow brought nearly a foot of accumulation to parts of Lake County, including areas like Winthrop Harbor. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning, cautioning that hazardous travel conditions would develop. Many roads became slick, resulting in numerous vehicle accidents and the closure of several schools. Officials continue to monitor the situation as cleanup and recovery efforts proceed throughout the affected communities. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 10)
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Round Lake Deacon Placed on Leave Amid Sexual Abuse Allegations Involving Minors: A deacon at St. Joseph Parish in Round Lake has been suspended following allegations of child sexual abuse. The Archdiocese of Chicago announced that Deacon Rajan Fernando was placed on leave while an investigation is conducted, in accordance with church policy. The allegations have been reported to local authorities and the alleged victim has been offered support services. The church stated its commitment to safeguarding parishioners during the ongoing investigation. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 10)
November 9, 2025
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Lake County Under Winter Storm Warning With Significant Snowfall Expected: The National Weather Service has upgraded Lake County, Illinois, to a winter storm warning, which is in effect from Sunday night through early Monday morning. Forecasts predict potentially hazardous travel conditions due to periods of heavy lake-effect snowfall, with some locations possibly experiencing snowfall rates over three inches per hour and total accumulations exceeding ten inches. Strong northerly wind gusts may further complicate conditions. Residents are advised to monitor updates and limit travel if possible. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 9)
November 8, 2025
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Woman Charged as Accessory in Santa Monica Double Fatal Hit-and-Run Case: A 42-year-old woman has been charged with assisting the suspect in a deadly Santa Monica hit-and-run, which resulted in the deaths of two pedestrians and left two others seriously injured. Prosecutors allege that Marshonda Lajune Whitaker helped Alex Kristopher Kirksey flee California following the October 24 collision on Wilshire Boulevard. Kirksey, apprehended in Chicago, faces several charges including vehicular manslaughter. Both defendants are scheduled for a preliminary hearing on December 3. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 8)
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Chicago Area Prepares for Potentially Heavy First Snowfall of the Season: Meteorologists are forecasting the first snow of the season for the Chicago area, beginning Sunday and potentially continuing into Monday. The National Weather Service expects the rain to transition to snow after sunset on Saturday, with a chance for a few inches of slushy accumulation on grass and untreated roads. There remains some uncertainty regarding the development of intense lake effect snow bands, particularly along the southern Lake Michigan shoreline. Residents are advised to monitor weather updates as conditions may change rapidly. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Nov 8)
October 29, 2025
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Ontario County Updates on Flood Recovery and Emergency Response: Ontario County officials continue to address the aftermath of recent flooding, deploying crews to clear debris and repair damaged infrastructure. The flooding, which affected several communities, has prompted both local and state agencies to coordinate relief efforts and evaluate long-term mitigation strategies. Residents have been urged to follow safety advisories as recovery work progresses. Authorities are committed to restoring normalcy and enhancing future preparedness in the region. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Sep 21)
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Funeral Services Scheduled for Grayslake North Graduate Who Died in Crash: Ethan Waratuke, a 25-year-old former resident of Round Lake Beach and Grayslake North High School graduate, died in a car crash on October 20 at the intersection of Route 64 and East County Line Road, north of Maple Park and east of Sycamore. Authorities report that the collision involved a Mazda 6 and a Chevrolet Traverse. The incident prompted response from sheriff's offices in DeKalb and Kane counties as well as local fire services. Funeral services have been arranged for Wednesday and Thursday. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Oct 29)
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ICE to Transfer Waukegan Resident to Lake County in Connection With Antioch Woman's H: Federal immigration authorities are preparing to transfer Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez, a 52-year-old Waukegan resident, to Lake County for a detention hearing following upgraded charges related to the disposal of Megan Bos's body. Bos, 37, of Antioch, was found deceased in Waukegan, and her death has (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Oct 22)
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Driver hospitalized after SUV and Metra train collide in Fox River Grove: A collision between an SUV and a Metra train occurred Monday morning at the intersection of Northwest Highway and Algonquin Road in Fox River Grove. Emergency responders transported the driver to Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital. The incident happened at a rail crossing known for a major accident in (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Oct 13)
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School District Alerts Community to ICE and Border Patrol Activity in Waukegan, North: North Chicago School District 187 notified families after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol were observed making arrests in Waukegan and North Chicago. The district cited confirmed enforcement activity at Foss Park and along Lewis Avenue, emphasizing ongoing monitoring to, (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Oct 2)
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Elderly Woman Injured in Fox River Grove Metra Train and SUV Collision: An elderly woman sustained minor injuries after her SUV was struck by a Metra train at the intersection of Northwest Highway and Algonquin Road in Fox River Grove. The incident, which occurred Monday morning, led to significant delays for Metra trains. The driver was taken to the hospital and no one (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Oct 13)
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Waukegan Cancer Survivor Honored at Chicago Bears Game Flag Ceremony: Candice Porter, a Waukegan resident and breast cancer survivor, participated as a special guest in the flag ceremony before the Chicago Bears' home opener at Soldier Field. Porter, a patient at Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, was joined by her daughter on the field before watching a (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Sep 13)
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Volo breast cancer survivor honored at Chicago Bears event in Lake Forest: A Volo resident who overcame breast cancer was recognized at a special event hosted by Advocate Health Care and the Chicago Bears at Halas Hall in Lake Forest. The woman and her family met team members, watched practice, and received a signed jersey as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Oct 19)