A Rolex Oyster watch, Mike Singletary and Troy Aikman football cards, uncut sheets of money and many rare coins are just a few of the items available for bidding at…

The 2024 Summer Olympic Games are getting underway in Paris! Athletes will compete in 32 sports and 329 medal events. 27 Olympic athletes and 9 Paralympic athletes from Illinois will…

The FBI is warning Illinois residents of a rise in incidents of “jugging” where a victim is robbed after withdrawing money from an ATM. Here’s how you can protect yourself….

Did you know that Amelia Earhart visited the Springfield Municipal Airport in October 1934? On Amelia Earhart Day we remember the incredible achievements of this pioneer in aviation. — Photo:…

Illinois law includes several provisions to help service members and spouses obtain professional licensure, including review of applications within 30 days of completion and payment. Learn more about licensing assistance…

A widespread technology outage this morning impacted a number of services in Illinois and around the world. Here’s what you should know. https://www.nprillinois.org/2024-07-19/widespread-technology-outage-disrupts-flights-and-banking-around-the-world

Happy National Hot Dog Day! No matter how you prepare them, hot dogs are a summer food staple. Be sure to enjoy a hot dog today to celebrate. ?

State agency dysfunction under the Pritzker administration continues to cause problems in Illinois. An Adams County judge is the latest to find a state agency in contempt of court. https://www.whig.com/news/illinois-news/judge-cites-state-agency-for-contempt-at-tuesday-hearing/article_ac28ccae-4394-11ef-8152-13bdef5a0098.html

The Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation (IDFPR) is reminding individuals with certain professional licenses currently up for renewal to start the renewal process before their license expires. Several…

Some Illinois schools are trying to limit children’s cell phone use in classrooms. What do you think about the policy? https://www.wbez.org/education/2024/07/15/schools-are-taking-stricter-measures-to-limit-cell-phone-use-in-class-will-they-work