Jake Pearson

Pharmaceutical companies have gone radio silent on when they will be getting prescription drug resupplies for Hydrocodone.

Some parents on social media say the change is an upset for families.

Taking steps to better prepare for the future of academics. Rockford Public Schools lets the community teach them about what changes should be made to the building.

Choosing how to spend the money that affects your student’s education, the Rockford Public Schools board votes unanimously to approve their 2024 school year budget plan.

Following a city council meeting Monday, land has been annexed by the city of Belvidere to make way for a possible site that would see a second Midwest Refrigeration Services warehouse in the city of murals.

Honoring the lives of those who became prisoners of war or have gone missing in action in the United State Military. The third Friday in September marks a National Day of Remembrance to never forget their sacrifices.

A once male-dominated business proves its future is female. The NWIAR installs its first all-women executive board.

As Summer turns to Fall, cooler temperatures bring higher rates of infection. New evidence from the Illinois Department of Health shows a 7% increase in COVID cases last week.

Sharing stories and giving a voice to those too afraid to come forward. A Stateline non-profit hosts an annual event for the 4th time, spreading awareness in the fight against sexual assault.

Residents in the Pretzel City could be getting what they want the most according to city council members, but it comes with a price: a 1% sales tax increase.

Local heroes take part in a benefit that supports first responders for the second year in a row, honoring the lives lost in one of America’s greatest tragedies.

Getting around rural Winnebago county without a car can be challenging, especially for older residents. But a vote Thursday night hopes to change that.

Organizers will reach out to 40,000 homes across Illinois’ 45th district as a public forum about current state issues.

Rockford schools kicked off the year last Thursday, only to come face to face with a nationwide issue that forced district administration to change class start times for all grades.

Authorities say life-saving measures were performed on the child once they were pulled from the water.

The deaths are under investigation with the Ogle County Coroner's Office.

Former US Rep. Don Manzullo sheds light on how recent public episodes impact today’s voters.

In June, he asked a Winnebago County judge for a new trial, claiming his public defender did not represent him effectively.

City council weighs in on one of the most important and challenging issues plaguing the country and the Stateline: mental health.

$3.5 million dollars in total income makes 2022 the most profitable year yet for the Rockford area venue and entertainment authority (RAVE), who also has been renovating the BMO center at the same time.

While the sun beats down on the Stateline, the Winnebago County Board turns their focus from the heat to another sun related issue, solar farms.

Temperatures are expected to pass 100 degrees Wednesday and Thursday, but it could feel as hot as 115 degrees with heat indices.

A new proposal from Rockford Mayor Tom McNamara could put money back into the pockets of potential new home buyers, but it is delayed by the Rockford City Council Monday.

Charges come after an investigation involving a teacher having inappropriate contact with a student.

Transforming neighborhoods struck by violent crime into safe spaces for all is the goal of the Neighborhood Improvement Initiative.

Down to their final bites, three Belvidere restaurants are set to close, including a beloved eatery that has been a downtown staple in the city of murals for the past 30 years.

Even if it seems like we have had plenty of rain lately, some farmers near the Stateline are dealing with the repercussions of this summer’s drought.

Following a 6-5 vote at last week’s city council meeting, some members of the council are upset that others didn’t do enough research.

The sculptures depict Lorilee Schultz and her daughter Lucy from Mill-R-Mor Dairy in Orangeville.

Three open house events are scheduled to help the forest city expand and improve its mental health services.

The family of 33-year-old Lamar Bell want answers and clarity after Illinois State Police release body camera footage from the night he died.

Three weeks after a Rockford man died of a medical emergency during a traffic stop in Rockford, Illinois State Police released body camera footage from troopers on the scene.

$47 million dollars is the price tag of the South Avon Street development, that will have to wait another two weeks for a vote, despite the fact it has already been delayed for a month and a half.

A Volunteer group comes together Sunday to learn more about an Illinois State Supreme Court decision.

Judge Iain Johnston has ruled the Deceptive Practices of Limited Services Pregnancy Centers Act, calling it “unconstitutional” and “illegal”.

The city of Rockford discusses a new idea that would allow you to shop without having to drop your alcoholic beverage downtown.

Those at the event say they don’t want people to forget the idea behind National Night Out: feeling more comfortable around law enforcement.

An 8th grade student had his summer break turned upside down, when what he thought was a stomach ache, turned into an injury that caused five surgeries within a month.

With temperatures reaching over 90 degrees and feeling like 105, medical experts warn about the potential risk of injury when touching hot surfaces.

Rockford public high schools may feel safer this school year due to a new weapon detection system. Artificial intelligence will identify and flag weapons in bags, meaning students who walk through the Evolv weapons detection system won’t have to stop and check backpacks.

In a few weeks, students will begin returning to the classroom. As summer nears its end, some parents are starting to wonder how they will pay for their child’s lunches.

First responders across the area are preparing for the potential dangers that lie ahead: some of the hottest temperatures of the summer.

The Rockford family planning center has provided 403 pill abortions since it opened its doors six months ago. Dr. Dennis Christensen says 180 of those patients were from Wisconsin.

Caleb Grimaldi wants to be the "mane" event at the national mullet championship this Summer.

Rockford community gathers at the Sinnissippi park music shell to honor Destiny Huggins, who was killed earlier this month.

Family and friends gather at Tenth Avenue Park to remember a man they called Mar-Mar. According to them, Rockford man Lamar Bell died following a traffic stop.

Council members voted 13-1 to reconsider the Barber Colman PLA, which would utilize labor unions from Rockford and the surrounding area.

Rockford city leaders make their voices heard about the Barber Colman redevelopment project again, this time inside a building that shares a similar past.

One Rockford organization throws its support behind the Barber Colman project but says it won’t take sides in the city council debate.

There was a celebration at the Rockford Hard Rock Casino for the raising of the final structure beam.