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Jordan Stolz’s Olympic debut turned historic as the 21-year-old from Wisconsin broke the Olympic speed skating record and stole the spotlight at Milan-Cortina.

Some things just have a way of transporting you back to your childhood.

Illinois romance scams spike before Valentine’s Day as AI dating scams cost residents $36 million, including a Chicago man who lost $70,000 to a fake online relationship.

After rumors and a temporary shutdown, Gustafson’s Furniture in Rockford is open again, contacting customers, delivering orders, and apologizing for the disruption.

In a world filled with packages, some messages are more dangerous than they appear. Here’s how to protect yourself from the latest scam wave.

Imagine a world where stepping on cracks can send shivers down your spine. This is the territory where superstition meets everyday life.

From iconic spots to hidden gems, the quest for the perfect deep-dish pizza in Chicago is a delicious adventure waiting to unfold.

Finding the right bar is like trying on a favorite pair of jeans — it just has to fit perfectly.

Rockford Police arrested two men Tuesday following a bomb threat at Hard Rock Casino and a separate armed weapons and drug bust at a local bar.

Illinois has launched a free Passport to Illinois program featuring 56 historic sites to encourage exploration and celebrate the state’s role in America’s 250th anniversary.

The Madison Gay Hockey Association is redefining what it means to be part of a team, focusing on encouragement and camaraderie over competition.

Illinois just landed near the top of a new list of the most anti-Valentine’s Day states in America. The data behind it may surprise you.

Changes are brewing in Illinois as lawmakers consider tightening drunk driving laws. What could this mean for your weekend plans on the road or the water?

Rockford residents debate the best Chinese restaurant, naming Wong Wong, Chef Chen, Golden Chopsticks, and more local favorites.

Iowa lawmakers file legislation to attract the Chicago Bears as the NFL team continues its stadium search beyond Illinois.

Rockford native Piper Gilles went viral after saving a wardrobe malfunction during Olympic ice dance competition, protecting her team’s medal hopes in a split-second move.

Picture this: a sunny break from the cold, with temperatures climbing into the 50s. It’s like winter is finally taking a day off.

With many places closed for Presidents Day, it’s a prime opportunity for some retail therapy or catching a movie with friends.