Authorities were called regarding a man that was armed with a weapon. Upon arrival at the scene, sheriff’s officers noticed that the man was holding a pair of scissors to his throat and was threatening to harm himself.

Officers attempted to use de-escalation tactics with the man, however, those proved to be unsuccessful.

Upon arriving at the scene, officers located an adult male lying on the ground who was determined to be deceased. Detectives from the Major Investigations Division arrived at the location and notified the public that they were actively investigating the case.

Officers reassured community members that it was an isolated incident and there was no danger to residents.

Porter began by first giving a little bit of background regarding Griffith. He graduated from Proviso East High School located in Maywood, Illinois back in 1994. Griffith then attended Triton College where he began his work towards an associate’s degree.

Porter stated that Griffith is currently enrolled at Lewis University and is looking to complete his Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice.

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The Woodstock Police Department believes that Seputis possibly has undiagnosed Dementia/ Alzheimer’s as he tends to wander and forget his name at times. Seputis is known to carry his wallet that contains his ID.

Authorities say that he does not have a cell phone or a vehicle.

Seputis was last seen on Jan. 8 at around 12 a.m.

True North has plans to convert the building from office space into a restaurant use, according to Village Manager Dave Johnson.

Johnson told the board that the village intends to sell the former village hall building to a private developer.

According to a press release, the study was conducted in 41 hospitals across 18 countries. Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago and Northwestern Medicine Huntley Hospital were among the hospitals included in the study.

To evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 Omicron variant on maternal and neonatal outcomes, the researchers studied 1,545 pregnant women diagnosed with the Omicron variant and 3,073 non-diagnosed, concomitant pregnant women as control subjects.

The Kane County Sheriff’s Office further explained that the suspect vehicle did not stop and continued to drive south on Randall Road and eventually turned east on Dean Street.

After proceeding on east Dean Street, the suspect lost control of his vehicle and struck two parked, unoccupied vehicles (a Nissan Rogue and a Chevrolet Aveo).

Cortez was taken into custody on two Class 4 felony charges of indecent solicitation of a minor and grooming. The arrest occurred during a human trafficking sting.

According to Kenneally and Lieb, the operation was planned, coordinated, and executed on Jan. 12 in the 1900 block of Sheila Street in Woodstock, by the McHenry County’s Human Trafficking Task Force.

As residents may recall, on Jan. 3, Manny’s Gelato and Café owner Manny Stier announced via the café’s Facebook page that he would be closing his establishment for business on Jan. 15.

Deputy Village Manager Lisa Armour told trustees during the Jan. 12 meeting that Chris and Barb Lincoln, owners of the Lincoln Farmstead (8401 IL-47, Huntley), are contracted purchasers of the building that housed Manny’s Gelato and Café (11808 Main Street).

While trustees voiced their disapproval of the oil change facility much to the disappointment of Core Huntley representatives, they were happy to report that they did have plans to move forward with another development proposition.

The crash took place on Oct. 31 in the area of Empire Road between Burlington Road and Route 47, where it was reported that the SUV slammed into the back of the school bus while it was stopped near the intersection of Kingswood Drive to drop off a student.

Café owner, Manny Stier, did not state a specific reason as to why he decided to close his establishment, only citing that it was to “start a new journey.”

Manny’s Gelato and Café first opened for business back on Jan. 30, 2017, where locals praised its authentic blend of unique and freshly made Italian gelato flavors as well as its expansive selection of various food and drink items.

The Lake in the Hills Police Department was on the scene to assist in the investigation and later determined that there was no safety threat present.

The district went further to explain that while they were able to determine that there was no active threat to students or staff in the building, law enforcement and K9 units were still called to conduct a thorough search of each classroom and school grounds.

During the traffic stop, police canine Zeus alerted officers to the odor of narcotics being present within the vehicle.

A subsequent search of the vehicle yielded numerous items of drug paraphernalia, which also resulted in a controlled substance being seized. The controlled substance was later field tested, where it was determined that there was a presumptive presence of cocaine.

Several parents reported seeing a heavy police presence at the school as well as police canine units.

While officials did not specify what the exact threat was at the time of this reporting, they did state that there is no danger to student or staff safety.

According to Mannino, after some further investigating, officers on the scene confirmed that gunshots had indeed been fired into the property in that area.

There were also no injuries reported as a result of the incident.

Witnesses in the area stated that traffic lights on Tollgate Road and Route 31 were not functioning for some time, however, the most obvious damage involved the restaurant’s sign.

According to individuals on the scene, a semi-truck was responsible for striking the sign, although there have been no updates as to how the accident occurred.

According to Kane County’s State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser, over the past year, various members of the Kane County Judicial Partners, led by Kane County Chief Judge Clint Hull, have been working together daily to be ready for the new law to take effect.

Within the agreement, Coral Street Firehouse was required to complete the exterior shell of the building by Dec. 31, or else they would be fined associated liquidated damages of $100 per day until the shell is completed.