"Immigrants support disabled individuals like my adult son, who lives in a group home and requires 24/7 supervision," James Gould of Carpentersville writes in a letter to the editor.

"This is a time of year as autumn falls upon us, the trees change colors, the leaves fall to the ground, we are reminded of hope," Bob DeLacy Jr. of Marengo writes in a letter to the editor.

"McHenry County was all red with all the Trump signs. How’s that working out for you? High tariffs, high prices," Jake Getter of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"For my parents, fire drills were safety practice. For us, lockdowns are survival training. We’ve grown up expecting the sound we’ve only heard on TV," Tyler Barrus of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"Like many others from McHenry County, I participated in a Oct. 18th No Kings Rally, exercising my right to peacefully protest actions of the current administration," Joan Davis of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"Did anyone notice just how unruly the No Kings rally on Rt. 31 in McHenry was Oct. 18th? Oh, wait, the only police action was pulling over a vehicle backfiring exhaust along Rt. 31 in the faces of peaceful rally-goers," Carl Hurtig of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"Northwest Herald, if you want to be relevant again, if you want people to have a reason to buy your paper, start reporting on issues that are important," Steve Willson of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"Of course not one such murder is acceptable, but lies and laying blame only worsen the situation," Joan Davis of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"Ray Mrocks will be missed, but look at the lovely and unusual send off his volunteerism wrought. RIP Ray Mrocks," Pat Lawlor of Marengo writes in a letter to the editor.