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Illinois General Assembly Passes Bill To Reduce Elder Abuse in Nursing Homes

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner recently signed a new bill that aims to protect nursing home residents throughout the state. House […]

New construction, cranes, and “Pardon Our Dust” signs are often a strong indicator of a neighborhood’s health, but too often

UPDATED 12/10/20 Built in 1928 and opened only a year later, the Chicago Motor Club is an architectural Chicago landmark.

UPDATED 12/3/2020 On May 11, 2015, the federal agency slapped their stamp of approval on “Palcohol,” a powdered alcohol product.

O’Hare International Airport is getting some much-needed landscaping from some surprising workers: a herd of goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas and

Updated 3/31/2021 Sometimes the do-it-yourself bug hits you and you think you will fix a few things around the house.

Considering that eight out of every 10 people now carry around a cell phone, and most of those are iPhones

Missouri and Illinois have seen substantial flooding in what has turned out to be a wet summer, and for homeowners,

On July 15, Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner brought happiness back to the Prairie State, signing a new law that allows

Each wedding is unique, but one that took place in Jacksonville, IL, on July 17 stands out. When Illinois residents