Facts

Illinois is known for many things, most of them bad, but here are 4 things that should make every Illinoisan proud.

If you love decorating your home and yard with gnomes, you might want to think about moving to Strasburg, Illinois.

How much do you know about the State of Illinois? Let's play a quick game to find out!

I know, mid-February usually doesn't bring thoughts of spring happenings to mind, but on a February day that's going to top out at over 50 degrees, I can't help but look forward a little bit.

In the interests of full disclosure, I must confess to not being a TikTok user. I'm completely aware of TikTok, and what the world's fastest-growing social media platform is all about thanks to my daughter Molly, a somewhat avid user.

Health care professionals are really serious about getting the word out on flu shots. Between dealing with COVID-19 and the upcoming flu season, they highly recommend getting vaccinated against the flu to avoid double trouble.

The Chicago Bears legendary running back and kick-returner has passed away at 77, but his impact on fans, fellow players, coaches, and the game of football will always carry on.

Daylight Saving Time (DST) was first enacted by the federal government March 19, 1918, during World War I, as a way to conserve coal.

For those wondering about Illinois' favorite way to get a good sugar-shock, look no further than the humble Peep.

Since I didn't have the time (or cash) to get a nice card and/or flowers for each and every one of you, how about some Valentine's Day info you can use tonight if the conversation begins to lag?