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As summer approaches, a fresh park is on the way in South Pointe, and locals are invited to put on their thinking caps for a name.

Imagine a dog who’s overcome obstacles and still bounces back with joy—meet Dust Bunny, your soon-to-be favorite Dubuque pooch: and he's ready for adoption!

You've heard the expression about "how the other half lives," which is a way of pointing out that those with the financial resources get to enjoy certain things that the rest of us could only dream of. We're not getting into how those folks live--we're taking a look at where they eat here in Illinois, Wisconsin, and in some of our neighboring Midwestern states.

For those who've been told that the reason their package(s) has been delayed because of "tariff issues," or "tariff delays," you should feel reasonably certain that you're being scammed or being set up to be scammed. Here's what the Better Business Bureau says you should be doing.

Imagine a command center on wheels, ready to spring into action when disaster strikes. That’s what the Illinois State Police just rolled out.

Scams are happening all over the country at all times, but it sure seems as though Illinois residents have been getting hit extra hard over the last few months. Everyone, regardless of age, has a target on them, but attempted scams on seniors are skyrocketing.

We know all about the wealth that can be found in the bigger cities, but what about shining a spotlight on the smaller, quieter towns in Illinois that are doing real well for themselves? A new study takes a look at Illinois' wealthiest small town, along with the wealthiest small towns in our neighboring states and across the country.

July 3rd in Dubuque is always a treat, but this year’s traffic troubles might just test everyone's patience — here’s what to expect.

In an era where online shopping reigns supreme, this beloved brand will close stores. This will affect cities from Chicago to Green Bay, to Des Moines, with 180 locations to close.

Popular Sweet Snack Recalled at ALDI's Across Iowa and Illinois. Chocolate hazelnut churro bites are being pulled from shelves due to a sneaky ingredient causing an undeclared allergen.