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If we can't get a deal done between the Marquee Network and Xfinity, this might be the only way for some folks to see a game.

Illinois drivers have shelled out more than $1 billion in red-light camera fines over the past 10 years, according to new analysis by the nonpartisan Illinois Policy Institute.

We all see it happening every day. People more interested in their phone than the traffic and pedestrians around them.

If you're one of those drivers who enjoys driving below the speed limit in the left-hand lane with angry drivers piling up behind you--consider yourself warned.

Starting next July, texting drivers are looking at a moving violation that goes on their driving record.

Many were unaware that Wednesday, July 25th was Illinois Speed Awareness Day. By the end of the day, quite a few found out about it the hard way.

There are plenty of states where law enforcement's focus is not heavily on folks breaking the speed limit. Illinois is not one of those states.

It's illegal here in Illinois to text and drive, but to be honest, I see it happening all day, every day.

If you're suspicious about an offer you've seen for great seats at a Cubs game or a Blackhawks playoff game, there's a good reason you should be. Scammers are looking to take your money--and leave you with a worthless counterfeit ticket.

If the folks at Barnacle Parking Enforcement have their way, Rockford and thousands of other cities and towns across America may be giving the boot to "the boot," and going with something equally galling to parking offenders, but more user-friendly to parking enforcement. That something is called "The Barnacle."