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Back in June, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced that automobile insurance verification would be conducted by a new system that checks auto insurance electronically twice a year.

A handful of drivers are causing big problems on the streets of Rockford right now, and the City has something to say about it.

Years ago, after a holiday gathering, my wife's grandmother left Rockford to return to her home in Elgin. A call came a short while later letting the family know that she'd had a "little problem" with directions.

While driving down Perryville Road in Rockford, a woman is eating from a bowl with a spoon.

IDOT will begin construction on the bridges over Kilbuck Creek on I-39 in Ogle County next week.

I guess my first question after reading this headline would be "Seriously?" I've been an Illinois driver for over 40 years at this point in my life, and I'm having trouble buying this one.

With recreational marijuana sales in Illinois setting new sales records almost every month since last year's legalization, AAA Chicago is out with a warning about driving stoned.

With this COVID-19 mess being particularly hard on senior citizens, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White's office is trying to make one part of life a little bit easier.

With the date moving from October 1st to November 1st, this extension includes Illinois licenses, cards and stickers with July, August and September expiration dates.

Maybe it's from spending half my life inside the Chicago city limits, or maybe it's something else, but I found this study completely surprising.