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As if dealing with this COVID-19 pandemic mess hasn't been challenging enough, let's add in the fact that we're approaching flu season.

The COVID-19 pandemic has fueled an unprecedented shift to online shopping for consumer goods of all kinds, including vehicles. It's also bringing out the scams.

In other not-surprised-by-this-place-closing news, Rockford Public Library dropped a bombshell of an announcement, some of which is not actually bad.

The announcement of a temporary closure is due to an employee testing positive for COVID-19.

Your cut of the action is part of a massive $650 million class action settlement over a state privacy law involving Facebook and its collecting of images and information.

Things are pretty tough right now, but the Rockford Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (RACVB) says that prior to the impact of COVID-19 and record losses in the industry, Rockford and Winnebago County achieved an unprecedented ten-years of growth in its tourism sector.

What happens when you mix big budget shortfalls and a pandemic? You get an organization that has to make some tough calls to stay afloat.

I'm no legal scholar, but even I was aware that law enforcement takes a pretty dim view of folks who use the internet as a way of advertising illegal drug sales.

Officials said a 1 percent undercount is equal to $195 million lost to Illinois and local communities.

These magical little things are a 'must have', but use some caution. They're actually very damaging to some of the things around your house.