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Hey Dubuque, big changes are happening in how we think about our diets, with new guidelines that are much easier to digest.

The buzz around town is electric as two Fighting Saints players and one affiliate catch the eyes of NHL scouts.

It doesn't really matter what time of year it is, Illinois drinkers have really developed an affinity for a certain type of alcoholic beverage, and they're ordering it more than anything else. Any guesses?

In a world where personalization meets public decency, Illinois has dropped the hammer on over 550 vanity plates. Some of these rejections will leave you shaking your head.

Tom Drake and his family enjoy a winter hike through Wyalusing State Park, revealing it's frozen waterfalls, scenic caves, and breathtaking Mississippi River overlooks in Wisconsin’s Driftless Area.

With environmental concerns at the forefront, Illinois is ushering in a new era of lighting. Let’s take a closer look at what’s changing and why.

Between the chaos of holiday germs and heartwarming Dubuque traditions, this season brought its own unique set of memories worth sharing.

Snow-eating hasn't really been a thing so far this winter in Northern Illinois, but just like the southern half of our state getting hit with piles of snow over the last few days, Northern Illinois will get our share sooner or later. When we do, here's what you need to know about eating snow in the Land of Lincoln.

A piece of history just came crashing down in Lansing as the Black Hawk Bridge meets its end — a sight that stirred mixed feelings in the Iowa community.

Your thermostat may not be to blame. Massive AI data centers in Chicago, Naperville, Beaver Dam, Kenosha, and across the Midwest are pushing electric demand higher. Local homeowners are paying the price.