roads

Today I learned if you live in Illinois, and if you travel for work or play, there's a very good chance you've been on the longest road in America.

Part of living in the Midwest is dealing with pretty crappy roads.

According to the results of an annual study done by insurance company State Farm, November is the most dangerous month for collisions with deer and other animals on our nation's roads and highways.

If you don't have plans this weekend, have you considered just going for a drive?

President Biden has unveiled a $2.25T infrastructure spending bill, and $650B of that money will go to improve roads and bridges in America.

If you've never said that Rockford has two seasons, winter and construction, then you've heard someone else say it at one time or another.

It's that time of year again, the season when you'd better be paying more attention to your surroundings than you might normally. Our local deer population is looking for love.

When I say "but not like this," I mean sinkholes. Big ones. Big enough to swallow part of a city bus, like what happened this morning in Pittsburgh.

Fourteen Illinois State Police Troopers have been been struck by vehicles thus far in 2019, way ahead of last year's total of eight.

It's pothole season in the Rockford area and all throughout the state--and Illinois motorists really don't like it one bit.