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These stores in Illinois are closed on Thanksgiving for a good reason.

So, you haven't been able to renew your driver's license and it is nearing an expiration date. Well, it turns out you don't have to stress about it.

Every year, without fail, the debate breaks out over whether or not different businesses should open their doors to customers on Thanksgiving Day.

Every year, we're treated to the screaming matches about whether a store should open on Thanksgiving or close its doors so employees can be with their families. Now, a major player has bowed out of the argument.

The parent company of Rockford's ShowPlace 16 and Machesney Park's ShowPlace 14, is the largest movie theater chain in the world.

Given the current charged social atmosphere, you might not plan on going out much until things settle down. If you planned on getting a COVID-19 test today, you've got one less reason to head out.

Not only will our state's casinos remain shuttered, but video gaming in Illinois will also stay unplugged until further notice.

Mirroring Illinois, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers said Monday he plans to issue an order Tuesday closing all nonessential businesses.

The order began at 5 p.m. Saturday and will go until April 7. Like other states, the order will mean residents can still go to the grocery stores, put gas in their cars, take walks outside and make pharmacy runs.

Maybe you figured you'd let the weekend go by, and the crowds at Sunnyside Dispensary would thin down enough for a Monday visit. Well...