Famous Tik Toker Bailey Spinn is making the transition to music, and she is celebrating her new EP. She says that it was hard at first to release music because people tried to push her into the box of content creator. Bailey started off by incorporating her music into her content so that her fans could get eased into it. She always loved music and was really into musical theatre as a kid. When she was young she wanted to learn everything from the trombone to the guitar. You can check out her EP on Apple Music, Spotify, and Pandora.

A bomb call in Newark resulted in injuries to three Winnebago County Sheriff's Deputies, according to a department spokesperson.

Alice Alfredson has always had different dreams she wanted to accomplish in her life. Many of her adventures were unexpected, including an out-of-the-country trip with her friend

Madonna Renewal Center in Freeport received major financial support on Friday, receiving a $4700 check from a local group committed to helping throughout the county.

Across the country September 22nd women entrepreneurs are recognized for Business Women's Day.

"I think it's cool that it's not as, you know I just think it's happening more and more in our community," said Emily Danielson, owner of Hi Beautiful Bride in Rockton.

100 Men who care for Stephenson County made a donation to Madonna Renewal Center in Freeport to help continue their mission.

Friday, September 22nd marked the 45th birthday of Rockford's "Symbol" sculpture which was installed in 1978.

Two residents of Beloit Health and Rehabilitation Center celebrated their 100th and 101st birthdays this week.

Kelli Ritschel-Boehle, creator of the Nikolas Ritschel Foundation which grants "Nik's Wish" to young cancer patients, has been named a "CNN Hero" by the Cable News Network.

In Illinois, 1.2 million people lack basic literacy skills, limiting educational growth and job opportunities.

Shatter Our Silence fundraiser to raise suicide awareness

Police have arrested Steven Trottier, 71, on charges of child pornography after a tip from the Illinois Attorney General's Office.

Many people from the community headed to Rockford's Midtown-area on Thursday to honor a center that has been helping the city for a quarter of a century.