It’s never a bad time to learn something new so why not try something new at Womanspace? They have a ton of classes they’re offering this fall and Marketing Coordinator Liz Hiemstra is chatting with us about some of the most anticipated classes coming up at Womanspace. Liz starts off by sharing details about the amazing art classes. There is a watercolor studio class taught by Laura Gomel which is a great class for those who want to take their watercolor skills to the next level. If you’ve never done watercolor but want to give it a try there is a ‘Toes in the Water’ class offered at Womanspace. This class is meant to introduce people to the style of watercolor and it’s great for those who are just ‘dipping their toes’ into watercolor. Liz is also eager to talk about the Reiki share and potluck nights as well as their lunch and learns. For more information about all the events and classes going on at Womanspace, please check out their website womanspace-rockford.org. Sponsored By Womanspace

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.