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A friend of mine once called ketchup (or, catsup) a "profoundly evil and vile concoction that should be banned from Planet Earth."

The last couple months of the year are filled with with family, and friends, gathering for big feasts, football and naps.

For all those who love everything to do with Halloween, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) says trick-or-treating will be allowed but there are restrictions to keep in mind.

With all the focus on what COVID-19 restrictions are being put into place by professional sports teams, the efforts by local schools and the IHSA to make fall sports possible may be overlooked.

As anyone who has wanted to visit with, or accompany a friend or family member in the hospital knows, it's been a very difficult few months. Now, some restrictions are being eased.

Governor JB Pritzker laid out the structuring for how schools will be able to reopen this fall as part of the Phase-4 recovery plan, which takes effect Friday.

CHICAGO (AP) — Gov. Pat Quinn and state health officials detailed Illinois protocols Monday for monitoring travelers with no symptoms from West African countries affected by the Ebola outbreak. Local health departments throughout the state received the guidance on Friday, instructing them when to issue a mandatory 21-day home quarantine and when it's not needed...