Autopsy inconclusive:

An autopsy on a Fox Lake woman found dead near Nippersink Lake over the weekend has come back inconclusive, coroner’s officials said on Monday. Mary Anton, 57, was reported missing by her son Friday evening after he went to her home and discovered that she and her dog were not there, Fox Lake police said. Neighbors told police they last saw her at home about noon Friday. On Saturday, police were called to Nippersink Lake about 2:45 p.m. for a report of a dead dog in the lake near the 200 block of Leisure Drive. An officer checking the shoreline discovered Anton’s body. The autopsy Monday did not show any signs of foul play, officials said. An official cause of death is pending toxicology and further tests, Deputy Coroner Orlando Portillo said. Fox Lake Police Chief Russell Laine said police believe the death will eventually be determined as accidental or suicide. Police ask anyone who may have information about Anton’s death to call them at (847) 587-3100. Police have said her death is an isolated case and there is no threat to the community.

No classes at O’Plaine campus:

Classes have been canceled today at Warren Township High School’s freshman-sophomore campus in Gurnee due to a boil order for drinking water issued by the village. Warren District 121 Superintendent John Ahlgrim said an inability to safely prepare breakfast and lunch as required in the school cafeteria led to the cancellation. Ahlgrim said administrators discussed other options before deciding closing was best. Water pressure was restored early Monday afternoon to the campus and other nearby areas after a main break at Grand Avenue and O’Plaine. District 121 officials canceled classes at the O’Plaine campus at 8:15 a.m. Monday after the main break left the building without water pressure. Ahlgrim said officials hope the O’Plaine building can open Wednesday.

Bulldog Nation gets $4,800:

A Wauconda nonprofit group called STAR Charities has donated $4,800 to the Wauconda High School Bulldog Nation Foundation. The funds were raised during a trivia night fundraiser in October, Wauconda Unit District 118 officials said. The money will be used to fund grants for Wauconda High teachers.

Stops lead to 15 arrests:

Lake County sheriff’s police officials have announced results from a Thanksgiving holiday traffic enforcement crackdown. The office conducted increased traffic safety patrols from Nov. 14 to 27. During the increased traffic safety effort, deputies arrested four people for driving under the influence of alcohol, four people for drug-related violations and seven people for driving with a suspended or revoked driver’s license, plus issued 27 seat belt citations and 22 speeding tickets.

Dance recital on Dec. 5:

Mundelein High School’s Orchesis dance club will present its winter recital Monday, Dec. 5. The show is set for 7 p.m. in the school auditorium, 1350 W. Hawley St. Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for children and senior citizens. The show will feature performances by the Orchesis club, students in dance classes and community members who attend an upcoming kids clinic.

Get road conditions online:

The Illinois Department of Transportation’s gettingaroundillinois.com website provides the latest on ongoing road construction, traffic volumes on state routes and the status of future projects. The site includes a modernized map highlighted by new aerial imagery and expanded points of interest, and consolidates information from a variety of IDOT bureaus. Users also can map trips to include stops at various points of interest across the state, including gas stations, restaurants, hotels, schools, government offices and museums.