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Food choices, pronunciations, pro team choices, and more; disobeying these Illinois "rules" should result in fines.

Sure, that air-freshening pine tree or scent bottle might help take out the lingering odors of your trip through the Taco Bell drive-thru, but that doesn't change one big drawback: it's illegal in Illinois.

Does anyone else get a sense that Illinois drivers have either forgotten what they learned in Driver's Ed or just thrown it all out the window?

Now that we've really moved closer to constantly frigid mornings, you're going to see more cars being warmed up each morning in Rockford area driveways.

I'm sorry Wisconsin, but these laws give everyone more ammunition to make fun of you.

The other day, as I was watching my wife carry in a metric ton or two of Halloween candy from the garage, I happened upon an article that was talking about the hard line being drawn on Halloween trick-or-treaters by the city of Roanoke, Virginia.

We're all guilty of doing this. You wake up in the morning, it's freezing outside, and your car is intolerably cold too. What do you do?

There's a good chance you forgot about this "rule" put into effect in 2018.

When it comes to the wackiest Illinois things, these 13 laws might just top the list.

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