Keep Northern Illinois Beautiful hosts a medication collection Saturday throughout the Stateline. Officials say it’s a great way to safely dispose of medications.
It’s a pastime anyone can do at any age and the University of Illinois Extension’s 4-H Bass Fishing Club is giving young kids the skills to cast a line and learn something new.
Chief Deputy Hardesty has resided in the area her entire life graduating from Ashton High School and attending Illinois State University earning a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice
Railways are private property and individuals trespassing or taking unauthorized photos on railway property can face arrests and receive fines. A picture may be worth one thousand words but no snapshot is ever worth your life.
After a thorough and complete investigation, Stephenson County Sheriff’s deputies acted in ordinance with the Illinois state statutes in the fatal shooting of a Lena bank robbery suspect in April.
The Village of Cherry Valley says the restriction is needed to “ensure our customers have a continuous supply of safe water for domestic and emergency purposes.”
An Oregon man is dead and the passenger of the motorcycle he was driving is critically injured following an accident with a minivan in Oregon on Thursday.
College graduates might not be able to retire as soon as they are planning to and that could be because of how long it takes to save money for retirement.
Rockford Police have issued an arrest warrant for 41-year-old Kevin Mixon of Machesney Park, after investigators say he stole a lawnmower from a garage on Shaw Street on Monday.
After COVID-19 forced the Rockford Park District to cancel the Sounds of Summer concert series in 2020, the opportunity to enjoy a variety of live music begins Thursday night.
A suspect was taken into custody Tuesday night in Winnebago County after stealing a car following a hit and run accident and a second accident both occurring in Rock County.
City council members Tuesday night voted for the Mayor’s Office of Domestic and Community Violence Prevention hopes to expand their efforts to address this by going for the root of the problem.
The LZ Peace Memorial sits on the grounds of Midway Village. It honors those in Winnebago County who didn’t return from Battle. 76 names are forever engraved on the wall because of the sacrifices they’ve made.
A traffic accident involving a pedestrian late Saturday night prompts officials to close all lanes on 11th Street between Brooke Road and Reed Street on the city’s south side.
The Crossroads Blues Society canceled their festival for 2021. Instead they’re making it up to fans with seven live music shows at Lyran Park in Rockford instead.
Participants in the event started with a lap around the track and joined in on a burnout contest. Shortly after, event volunteer Shawn Sweeney says cars cruised to Don Carter Lanes to join Vietnam Veterans for their tribute and a car show.
The festivities in Rockford continue in honor of Memorial Day. The Vietnam Veterans of America - Chapter 984 recognize those who sacrificed their lives in the Vietnam War with a patriotic float.
Organizers say people dropped off personal hygiene items along with backpacks, games and clothing items to benefit a number of local agencies including The Family Peace Centter and Carpenter’s Place.
As Illinois ready to reopen its economy, visitor bureaus across the state prep for more activities and visitors as tourism rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Not only does this news affect 1,600 workers who have moved from the assembly line to the unemployment line, it has a ripple effect throughout the entire city of Murals. The adjustments at the plant and around local businesses are just beginning.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said investing in our nation’s infrastructure is how we built an aviation industry that supports millions of jobs.
Veterinary clinics were forced to change operations during the COVID-19 pandemic to try and cope with growing demand from their clients and some new clients, juggling a smaller staff and hefty workload.
Buffets for the most part have been missing from several restaurants, hotels and events due to COVID-19. Now that restrictions are easing gradually throughout the state, some places are giving the buffet another go. This time, it won’t look like what it used to before.
