The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) says water is high on the Fox River. This is in addition to swift currents and floating debris as well as submerged structures and piers.

In the wake of recent flooding along the northern part of the Fox River, people can keep track of the conditions along that and other bodies of water through various resources — now and for t… ...

Burying water and sewer lines exposed following a dam removal project could cost Carpentersville more than $3 million. Two ...

Carpentersville may need to spend more than $4 million to bury water and sewer lines below the bottom of the Fox River because dam removal has lowered water levels, officials said.

Officials say the Fox River in northern Illinois has reached record levels. The (Crystal Lake) Northwest Herald ( http://bit.ly/14H6cSx ) reports that the water level ...

The Fox River crested in suburban Algonquin Tuesday afternoon at just under record levels one week after heavy rainfall led to massive flooding in the area. The river crested at 12.37 feet as of ...