best and worst

Just in time for Father's Day, a new study lists the best and worst states to be a working dad.

With over 164,000 new jobs added nationally in April 2018 alone and the unemployment rate at the lowest it’s been since 2000 being celebrated, how does that translate to Illinois?

It's not easy being a law-enforcement officer, but some states offer better conditions than others.

Now, if you're feeling snarky, you probably asked yourself "Are they happy anywhere?"

On the heels of International Women's Day (a couple of weeks ago on March 8th), a new study ranks the best states for women.

On the good news front, you have a lovely smile.

A new study takes a look at the best and worst states in the U.S. to be single (as in unmarried) person, and Illinois gets a pretty decent grade.

I know at least some of you, upon reading the headline, are saying "Wait, what? That can't be true! Have you actually driven in this state?!"

If you've got an X on a certain date on your calendar marking your retirement, the next question is "Where are you going to spend your retirement?"

Personal finance site WalletHub ranked 222 Illinois cities for a new study. Place your bets.