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Illinois Joins the Powdered Alcohol Witch Hunt

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

On Thursday, July 9, the U.S. Department of Transportation released new data revealing that a stunning 73% of roads throughout

Chicago-based business 1871 recently announced that it’s launching a new project called the Chicago Bitcoin Center, which will aim to

After a triumphant season helping bring the Chicago Blackhawks to Stanley Cup victory, defenseman Duncan Keith has taken some time