Rockford Register Star

The Rockford Register Star reports that the former Byron High School player contends in his lawsuit there is a culture of “long standing, systemic, ritualized” hazing and bullying in the football program.

Imperial Palace, a longtime Rockford favorite, will shutter permanently at the end of this month for a couple of good reasons.

Lime, the company formerly known as the ride-sharing bicycle service LimeBike, is calling it quits in our area after beginning service in Rockford in April of 2018.

The mural is a week-long project painted on the building at Eddie Green Place, 331 East State Street, in downtown Rockford.

If, like my wife Amy, you've got fond memories of attending the recently-demolished Walker Elementary School, you're invited to grab a souvenir.

Hudson Stern, who'll probably be a police officer himself someday, invited area police by the house for some treats.

Rockford may be the home to the first breeding pair of Peregrine Falcons. As they've been spotted hanging out in the downtown area of the Forest City.

Sometimes you can believe what you read on Facebook. Thanks to some investigative driving from Rockford Resgister Star's Chuck Sweeney.

In August of 1945, the nation was celebrating the announcement of victory over Japan in World War II, but Rockford was not in the celebratory spirit. In fact, on August 14th of 1945, Rockford's city leaders declared a community emergency due to a polio epidemic.