Barrington News

Barrington officials have declared they won't be jumping on the red-light camera bandwagon, unlike their near neighbors Fox River Grove and Deer Park.

Influenza will be listed as a complicating factor in the death Thursday of a Buffalo Grove boy who had what Lake County Coroner Dr.

The teen girl who died of H1N1 was identified Thursday as being from the Barrington area, disclosed after the Lake County News-Sun filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Lake County Health Department.

WOODSTOCK – The future of the Woodstock Station property remains in limbo after a public auction Thursday at the McHenry County Sheriff's Office.

It's a relatively new problem which those in the know are calling a sign of the times.

Nearly five years ago, paramedic Annie O'Connell and her fellow firefighters made a special connection with a little girl they treated after she was found unconscious in a neighbor's hot tub in Pacific Beach.

Palatine and Cary-Grove senior Phillip Fairleigh eased their way to victories at the Schaumburg Class 3A sectional at a blustery and muddy Busse Woods on Saturday.

Barrington Village President Karen Darch said back in April it was unclear whether six veteran police officers taking early retirement would be enough to avoid layoffs.

The Barrington Police Department is laying off two full-time officers, effective Saturday, because it didn't receive a federal grant to fund the positions.

Five people were in serious condition Tuesday following a two-vehicle crash in unincorporated Barrington.

This house at 132 W. Station St. in Barrington is among three the village wants to sell make room for downtown development.

If you drive in the northern Fox Valley, you're going to heave a sigh of release when you read this.

Socius Insurance Services, Inc., a San Francisco-based management liability and property & casualty insurance wholesaler, today announced the appointment of Matt Baird as Assistant Vice President in its Elgin, Illinois branch office.

Starting Wednesday, October 21st, American Meteorological Society and National Weather Service Meteorologist Chuck Collins is joining the number one local TV news team in Central Illinois, forecasting weather on WEEK-TV channel 25, WHOI-TV channel 19 and WAOE-TV channel 59.

Sing along to your favorite tunes from the 1965 film "The Sound of Music" at the Gorton Community Center's "Sound of Music Sing-Along." Photo courtesy of the Gorton Community Center Russian-born pianist Mikhail Yanovitsky performs in a free concert with the Highland Park Strings.

An owl looks at a skull though a magnifying glass with a red fish above him and a blue fish below him, while a figure peers out from behind a curtain with an organic design on it.

Isn't it great to hear about the accomplishments of local residents? That's one of my favorite things about writing this column.

A 17-year-old girl lost her eye over the weekend in a street fight in the Far South Side's Roseland neighborhood, only about half a mile from where 16-year-old Derrion Albert was beaten to death last month.

Sara Shumaker of Arlington Heights, a student at Rolling Meadows High School, runs the course Sunday during the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Hoffman Estates.

Four people were charged Sunday afternoon after a teen girl was critically injured during a melee in the Far South Side's Roseland neighborhood that one witness said involved up to 25 people.