The holidays can be a stressful time so it’s important to find some time to prioritize self-care and relaxation. Tonight, we’re showing off three products that will take your self-care to the next level. Starting off we have the Poof Patch. These patches heal and smooth blemishes as well as reduce redness and swelling. They come in super cute designs, and they work in just 24 hours. To learn more about Poof Patches, you can visit their website at poofpatch.com. Next, we’re trying out the Toga Towel. This towel is a hands-free wearable towel that works great for those who need to get things done when they get out of the shower. It has quick drying fabric along with an oversized front pocket. You can order one for yourself by heading to toga-towel.com. Lastly, we have the Unplug Soy Candles. These candles can be custom made which makes them great gifts for businesses. They offer 19 different scents, and they have a 75-80 hour burn time. Our scent is the peppermint mocha, and it is perfect for Christmas time. You can see all the customizing options by checking out their website at unplugsoycandles.com.

Rock Valley College held an open house to show off their new Hylfex Learning Classroom. This is aimed to help improve the learning experience for those in the Early Childhood education programs at the College.

Rock Valley College held an open house to show of their new Hylfex Learning Classroom. This is aimed to help improve the learning experience for those in the Early Childhood education programs at the College.

Rockford Police have arrested Manuel Loredo, 29, a suspect in a series of burglaries in the area of Rural Street on Monday.

Rockford's The Norwegian restaurant has been selected to be inducted into the 2023 "Illinois Made" program by the Illinois Office of Tourism.

Rockford University celebrated the return of baseball and softball to campus as it broke ground on the new fields on Tuesday.

Although we're only a few days away from December, Rockton's Old Settlers Days festival is looking ahead to summer with the announcement of the 2024 headlining musical act.

Carpenter's Place on the significance of Giving Tuesday donations

Employees from UW Health SwedishAmerican hung bags packed with mittens, hats, and scarves on the fence bordering the hospital's campus on E. State Street on Tuesday, free for anyone to take.

Rockford Police said officers are investigating a shooting that took place Monday afternoon in the area of Post Avenue and Sherman Street.

Rockford aldermen are still discussing what to do with a $31 million budget surplus.

If you visited downtown Rockford this weekend for Stroll on State, there may have been some changes you noticed.

Three dogs, three horses, twenty goats, and three chickens were saved after a stable caught fire as a homeowner was burning wood in an outdoor fireplace to keep the animals warm.