Diana Wallace

2 weeks ago | shawlocal.com | Diana Wallace

Six horses were killed when an overnight ravaged a barn near Harvard. The Harvard Fire Protection District was dispatched at just before midnight Sunday to a “fully involved” barn fire with animals possibly inside. Within 10 minutes, firefighters arrived to find heavy fire coming from a 50-by-60-feet pole barn and nearing a second, much larger barn.

1 month ago | dailyherald.com | Diana Wallace

Emilia Rechsteiner, 14, at left, and Elizabeth Ernst, 15, were reported missing by their parents on Tuesday, Huntley police say. Courtesy of the Huntley Police Department Two teens from the Huntley area were reported missing Wednesday by Huntley police. Authorities said Emilia Rechsteiner, 14, and Elizabeth Ernst, 15, were reported missing by their parents Tuesday after they did not return home from school.

1 month ago | shawlocal.com | Diana Wallace

Two teens from the Huntley area have been reported missing by Huntley police Wednesday. Authorities said Emilia Rechsteiner, 14, and Elizabeth Ernst, 15, were reported missing by their parents on Tuesday after they did not return home from school. Police said the pair “have been in communication with friends but will not disclose their location and they may have left our area.” They also said the girls might have dyed their hair or otherwise altered their appearance.

1 month ago | shawlocal.com | Diana Wallace

A Crystal Lake man accused of possessing images of children being bound and sexually assaulted previously worked as a volunteer assistant wrestling coach for Deerfield High School, Township High School District 113 has confirmed. District 113 Superintendent Chala Holland, in a letter Saturday to the district community, said Alexander Evan Cohen worked as a "active volunteer coach" for the boys wrestling team in the 2018-19 and 2019-20.

1 month ago | fastbull.com | Catherine Richards |Owen Li |Diana Wallace

The first wave of Federal Reserve officials to weigh in after this week's policy meeting reiterated on Friday that the current economic uncertainty calls for monetary policy patience as Trump administration trade policy boosts risks to the outlook. When it comes to the current state of Fed policy, "we're in a good place," New York Fed President John Williams said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.