Illinois News

A new Illinois law could save businesses money on credit card fees, but some fear it may disrupt payments or drive companies away.

Interesting findings from a new study suggest that marriage might offer more than just companionship—it's also a shield against health risks like cancer.

In a world where stress is a constant companion, a group in Chicago is finding release in the most unexpected way.

Walmart isn’t the cheapest grocery option in Illinois, according to a Consumer Reports study.

A new toll violation text scam is hitting Illinois, and it looks incredibly real. Rockford Police warn residents not to click links or send payments.

In Illinois mom just turned her kids' birthdays into a life-changing moment after winning an $800,000 lottery jackpot.

That messy bundle in your tree might not be debris. It could be a protected squirrel nest, and removing it could break Illinois law.

More than half a million Illinois families are waking up to life-changing news: their medical debt is gone.

An Illinois lawmaker has filed legislation that could prevent property taxes from climbing year after year. Here’s what it means for Rockford families.

Illinois Senate Bill 3066 aims to limit service appointment windows to two hours. It may reduce frustrating wait times, but critics wonder if it’s the state’s most urgent issue.