Inverness News

An Inverness man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to probation for taking a flat-screen TV from the Tamarack Retirement Home in Palatine earlier this year, according to the Daily Herald.

Leonardo Adames, 33, pleaded guilty to burglary in exchange for a sentence of 24 months of Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities probation, which provides substance abuse treatment to nonviolent offenders as an alternative to prison.

Popular Barrington restaurant to open tavern to serve as place for patrons to wait to be seated.

Two Barrington High School students have been given the Merit Scholar designation by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, the Daily Herald reports.

And her most damaging words may have come last Valentine's Day - nearly 34 years after Carl Gaimari was shot to death in the basement of the sprawling ranch house they shared with their four children.

The wife of a commodities broker gunned down in 1979 inside his upscale Inverness home has been charged with arranging his murder - a killing Cook County authorities contend was prompted by the couple's failing marriage.

Plucked out of a crowd while shopping, Inverness native Renee Trikolas, left, ended up on VH1's "House of Consignment," where she shared some items from her closet with fashionista Corri McFadden.

A fundraiser will be held for the newly formed Palatine-Inverness Crime Stoppers on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4 at Hot Dog Richie's in Palatine, 220 N. Northwest Highway.

Barrington Police Chief Jerry Libit will retire May 31 after nearly 32 years with the police department and more than four as its chief.