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Pair charged with fraudulently obtaining $100K in aid during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Pair charged with fraudulently obtaining $100K in aid during pandemic

A suburban duo are the latest state residents to face charges stemming from a monthslong state and federal investigation into unemployment insurance fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Father of slain McHenry County sheriff's deputy says son's killer's 55-year sentence is not enough - Vimarsana News

Father of slain McHenry County sheriff's deputy says son's killer's 55-year sentence is not enough

The father of McHenry County Sheriff's Deputy Jacob Keltner, who was shot and killed in 2019, said that his son's killer should have been sentenced to life, not 55 years.

Deputy's killer sentenced to 55 years - Vimarsana News

Deputy's killer sentenced to 55 years

A Springfield man convicted of fatally shooting McHenry County sheriff's Deputy Jacob Keltner was sentenced Monday to 55 years in prison.

Cops & Crime: How DuPage County sheriff's new bloodhound honors legacy of fallen deputy - Vimarsana News

Cops & Crime: How DuPage County sheriff's new bloodhound honors legacy of fallen deputy

Fallen McHenry County sheriff's Deputy Jacob Keltner was a dog person through and through. So it's only fitting that leaders at the DuPage County sheriff's office, where Keltner started his career, decided to name their new bloodhound Jake in his memory.

McHenry County Board hears emotional comments in debate on holding immigration detainees in county jail - Vimarsana News

McHenry County Board hears emotional comments in debate on holding immigration detainees in county jail

A former corrections chief pleaded Thursday for McHenry County’s jail to keep holding people accused of illegally entering the country for purposes of public safety, while advocates for ending the practice say most of those being held pose no threat.