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The New Madrid Seismic Zone has shaken the Midwest before, including powerful quakes in 1811 and 1812. While most earthquakes here are small, experts say the tri state still sits in an active seismic zone. Could it happen again?

Apple users have noticed a growing issue with the "Calendar" app on iOS devices: Fake calendar invites with SPAM links.

When technology meant for public safety turns personal, it reveals a troubling side to law enforcement. This story has layers worth unpacking.

Picture this: you walk into a concert and pay whatever fits your budget. That’s the new vibe at the Weidner Center!

You’re hiking through the woods and spot a tree with red paint. What does it really mean for your outdoor adventure?

As Illinois reflects on the legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson, flags across the state will remain at half-staff, a poignant symbol of respect.

Papa John’s confirms up to 300 store closures tied to underperforming locations, even as global sales remain strong.

When you think of Bigfoot, the Pacific Northwest usually comes to mind. But Illinois has a surprising number of sightings that might just change your perspective.

Ilia Malinin, Alysa Liu and the rest of Team USA figure skaters are coming to the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois this spring.

During a fishing trip, a Wisconsin hotel guest used extinguishers and a door as a shield to stop a fire from spreading.

Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs has awarded nearly $200,000 in Charitable Trust grants to 10 small nonprofits statewide to strengthen housing and workforce programs.

Early risers, get ready! The blood moon is on its way, and it promises to light up the sky in a stunning display.

After years of silence, one historic concert venue is ready to reclaim its spot in the heart of the community.

Milwaukee's music scene is about to get a fresh boost with a new venue that promises unforgettable nights filled with live performances.

Illinois housing officials are seeking public input to guide billions in affordable housing investments through the state’s upcoming 2027–2028 tax credit allocation plan.

Walmart’s Great Value cottage cheese sold in Illinois is being recalled due to possible incomplete pasteurization and health risks.

A Wisconsin sausage maker unveils a soda inspired smoked sausage blending sweet cola flavors with premium pork in a bold food collaboration.

Ravinia leaks its 2026 summer concert lineup with names like Paul Simon and Bonnie Raitt. Illinois outdoor music fans can expect rock, pop, and more.