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Illinois shines in new U.S. News rankings with four schools in the top 100, including Northwestern and University of Chicago in the top ten.

Obviously, quite a few things have changed in America since 1963. One of the more notable changes has been the population of bald eagles, which, after 58 years, has risen from 417 nesting pairs to an astounding 71,400, according to a new report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).

Even though Governor J.B. Pritzker is planning on making an announcement later this week about lifting further restrictions and reopening our state, don't start gathering up masks to throw out yet.

Mexico’s Grupo Modelo, whose brands also include Pacifico and Modelo, said the suspension will take effect on Sunday.

Everyone hates them, studies have shown that they don't improve safety, and they've been tied to corruption. So, why not get rid of them? Money. Lots of it.

I believe we found this story in our "God Must Have A Sense Of Humor" department.

Most of the growth is harmless, but some can produce toxic chemicals that cause sickness in people and pets.

Health officials say that it's likely others have been exposed to the measles virus.