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FDA recalls promotional M&M’s over missing allergen warnings. While Illinois is not listed, cross border events and handouts mean local exposure risk.

Picture this: a perfectly cooked prime rib, tender and bursting with flavor. One local spot has mastered the art, and it's not just any steakhouse.

Imagine biting into a slice of prime rib so tender it practically melts in your mouth. That's what diners are savoring at this hidden gem in Wisconsin.

Illinois lawmakers introduced House Bill 4948 to create an Intelligent Speed Assistance Program that could require habitual speeders to install speed-limiting devices on all their vehicles.

If you grew up in the ’80s, these snapshots will feel like your own family album.

Illinois residents are pushing back against a proposed open burn law that could impact fire pits, bonfires, permits, and create punative fines.

A common cleaning spray sold at major retailers has been recalled over possible contamination with a hard-to-treat bacteria. If it’s under your sink, here’s what experts say you should do next.

If the street sign is on the ground, is it fair game for anyone to take?

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

Illinois is experiencing one of its worst flu seasons in recent years, with health officials reporting a sharp rise in cases as vaccine skepticism continues to grow across the state.

It gets expensive living in Illinois during the winter.

Officials are now warning residents to prepare now, just in case their heating system fails.

An exploration of an abandoned Illinois farm property uncovered a marker revealing where a hero in Illinois lost his life fighting bandits in 1841.

If he had a Yelp account, he'd probably leave a two-star review because, in his mind, lying down should come with endless treats.

For some people, it's tied to a traumatic snow-related experience.. getting stuck in a blizzard, being in a bad winter car accident, or losing someone during snowy conditions.

Illinois high schools are well represented in the Super Bowl, with former players from Auburn, Fenwick, Nazareth, and more on the field.

In Wrigleyville, a new bar is shaking things up by putting women's sports front and center. It’s about time, right?

The first time in a decade, Illinois went an entire year without a fatal interstate highway shooting.