Amazon has been dethroned as the Black Friday king, falling to fourth in deal shopping searches.

One Rockford church has opened its doors to the city's homeless population during the bitter cold temperatures.

U.S. worker pay and benefits saw its third straight slowdown last year.

A new report found that gas and electricity shutoffs soared in Illinois last year.

No one was hurt after a morning fire in Rockford.

No one was hurt after a morning fire in Rockford.

Last year was a "remarkable" year for home sales in the stateline, according to local realtors.

Neighbors of a new Rockford abortion clinic are suing the City of Rockford.

The man charged with the Highland Park parade shooting was back in court on Tuesday.

A 20-year-old who was not licensed to drive has been charged with killing a Rockford woman in a Christmas Day hit-and-run.

Two stateline jobs training programs have received funding from the State of Illinois

President Joe Biden informed Congress on Monday that he will end the twin national emergencies for addressing COVID-19 on May 11, as most of the world has returned closer to normalcy nearly three years after they were first declared.

Though President Biden announced that the country will end COVID-19 emergencies in May, the World Health Organization has decided to keep calling coronavirus a "global health emergency."