For many Americans, Labor Day marks the end of summer, a time for parades, picnics, events and store sales. But Labor Day is rooted in much more. The holiday was instituted…

It’s late summer in Illinois and that can mean extreme heat and high humidity. A dangerous combination for people and pets alike.  While we do all we can to keep…

One of Illinois’ most popular state parks could be expanding soon. For over 100 years, Illinoisans and visitors to our state have flocked to Starved Rock State Park in LaSalle…

Illinois Constitution Day is observed every August 26. This date marks the ratification of Illinois’ first state constitution in 1818, a milestone moment in Illinois’ journey to statehood. This day…

State Representative Tom Weber (R-Lake Villa) has been recognized by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) of Illinois for achieving a perfect 100% NFIB Voting Record for the 2023-24…

Illinois House Republicans continue to step up to protect and support the senior community through a series of legislative efforts aimed at enhancing the lives of seniors across the state….

With sky-high inflation still impacting hard-working Illinois families and the new school year starting up, it’s important to consider ways to save money. Food prices, gasoline costs, interest rates, rent…

Children will soon be or have already started boarding buses to head back to school. According to the State Board of Education and the Illinois State Police the most dangerous…

From the Solid Waste Agency of Lake County (SWALCO): SWALCO is hosting a free event in Antioch on August 17 to collect unwanted household chemicals. The event, which requires an appointment, is a…

Quantum computing has become a buzzword in the world of technology, but many people are still unclear about what it actually is and how it works. Quantum computing utilizes the…