A driver who rushed to the hospital while suffering a heart attack is now fighting to get reimbursed after paying…
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Regulators cut millions from Ameren, ComEd electric rate hike requests
CHICAGO — The Illinois Commerce Commission approved smaller-than-requested electric rate increases for the state’s two largest utilities on Thursday after…
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Pritzker signs law creating Northern Illinois Transit Authority, reshaping transit oversight
Gov. JB Pritzker has signed legislation creating the Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA), a major overhaul of how public transportation…
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Parkland School Shooting Survivor Dies Nearly 8 Years After Massacre
PARKLAND, Fla. — Donovan Joshua Leigh Metayer, a survivor of the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, died by…
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I-95 Closed for Hours in Miami-Dade Due to Downed Power Lines
MIAMI-DADE, Fla. — A portion of Interstate 95 was shut down for about two hours on Sunday after power lines…
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Florida Schools to Close for Two Days in January 2026
FLORIDA — Public schools across the state will observe two federal holidays in January 2026 with school closures. Thursday, Jan.…
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Police Chase from Illinois Ends in Fatal Crash in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A police pursuit that began in Illinois ended tragically Sunday morning when a vehicle crashed on…
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Florida Officials Warn of Wildfire Risks During Driest Winter in Recent Memory
Despite some recent rainfall, Florida continues to face drought conditions as the state approaches the April–June peak for wildfires. Agriculture…
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Florida Mother of Six Sentenced to 20 Years for Nationwide Elderly SIM-Swap Fraud
A Florida mother of six has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for orchestrating a nationwide SIM-swap fraud…
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Davenport Police Launch Winter Safety Campaign: “Lock It Down QC”
Davenport, IA – As winter temperatures drop across the Quad Cities, the Davenport Police Department is warning residents about the…
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