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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.

Under the proposed bill, a person caught streaming video while driving could be fined a maximum of $75 for a first offense and up to $150 for offenses that follow.

That news may come as a surprise to anyone who's just had their alignment jarred loose by a Rockford pothole.

Shocking new research released in late August found that Illinois teens, were more likely to text behind the wheel compared to the average of teens in other states.

Shocking news, Illinois is one of the best states for drivers.

Starting next July, texting drivers are looking at a moving violation that goes on their driving record.

As hard as it may be to believe, being arrested for Operating While Intoxicated 8 different times isn't even close to the record.

More than 2.5 million of us in the Land of Lincoln are planning on hitting the road to celebrate Independence Day 2018.