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Many Rockford residents are wondering what happened to Dos Reales Mexican Restaurant. After months of closure and few updates, the restaurant's future remains uncertain.

Tony Romo refused a preliminary breath test during a July traffic stop, according to newly released bodycam footage.

Certain Red's Steak, Cilantro & Lime Burritos sold at Illinois Costco stores are under a public health alert because some boxes actually contain egg.

Explore 30 of the highest-rated free things to do in Minnesota, from scenic outdoor attractions to museums, landmarks and more.

A Western Springs man lost $35,000 after a single phone call — and it all started with a warning about missed jury duty.

Two hundred million buttered, toasted buns in a single year. That's not a fluke — that's a following. And now there's an award to go with it.

It's an old scene with deep roots in jam band culture, and Madison police said they weren't the least bit surprised by what they found in those parking lots.

It wasn't a candy bar. Unlike that famous Caddyshack pool scene, what happened at a Bolingbrook aquatic center last weekend was very much the real thing.

A lively community discussion reveals the top priorities Rockford residents say they would tackle first if they became the city's next mayor.

A longtime Loves Park favorite is gone. Forest Hills Lanes abruptly announced its permanent closure after serving the community for five decades.

Church's Texas Chicken Honey-Butter Biscuits topped USA Today's list of America's best fast food sides, but the nearest location is now in Wisconsin.

A bacon recall involving an Illinois-based company isn't expected to affect Illinois shoppers because the products were sold out of state.

A new study reveals which household appliances are costing Illinois families the most to operate this summer. See the biggest energy hogs and simple ways to lower your electric bill.

Four tornadoes touched down across the Chicago suburbs Monday — and that's just the latest chapter in what's already become the most active tornado year in Illinois history.

Illinois just joined more than 35 other states in telling students to put the phone away — and this time, it's the law.

A three-month investigation in Wilmington just wrapped up with two arrests — and the drug at the center of it isn't one you hear about in Illinois busts very often.

Chicago finally has a festival dedicated entirely to the Italian beef sandwich — and attendees actually get to vote on who makes it best.

Veterans will have the opportunity to interview with multiple employers and receive job-search assistance during the Hire A Vet Walk-In Wednesday event on July 29 at Veterans Memorial Hall