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As temperatures in and around Rockford keep pushing up toward the century mark, lots of folks are going to need some help to stay cool. Here's where to go.

Every second Saturday in May, letter carriers in more than 10,000 cities and towns across America participate in the NALC Stamp Out Hunger National Food Drive---the largest one-day food drive in the nation.

The Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) has secured $15 million in additional federal funding to expand opioid use disorder treatment in Illinois.

The program designed to help the community got it's biggest boost from the community with over 800 tips to law enforcement.

Rockford Reads has successfully brought together community volunteers and elementary students to work jointly on reading skills since 2001, and they need more volunteers this year.

If the idea of wrangling your kid(s) through the voting process at your polling place sounds like a challenge, the YMCA is ready to help you out.

Carpenter's Place, a Rockford homeless shelter, has put out an urgent need request for winter socks as their supply has begun to run low.

The recent heavy rains have taken a big toll on a lot of things, including one of our most beautiful spots.

It's another really, really hot day. If you're in serious need of a cool down, some nice people in the Rockford area are ready to help.

You've probably seen the news stories, or the flyers, or the billboard at Riverside and Forest Hills. Emily Anderson, a 25 year old Loves Park woman, has been missing since Sunday, June 18th, and as you might imagine, her family is desperate for information on her.