I grew up on the iron range, and you were called a traitor if you bought a Japanese car. Now a complete turnaround has a Japanese company owning U.S. Steel. What's this mean for our future?
Minnesota’s making headlines for more than just winter sports—two destinations have snagged top spots on a national travel list. Can you guess where they are?
Certain pre-made chicken meals sold at Walmart and Kroger locations nationwide have been linked to a deadly listeria outbreak. At least one case is confirmed in Minnesota.
Out of Minnesota's 64 state parks, 3 of them don't allow any type of camping. I've always thought that campsites was a staple of state parks, but I guess not!
If you've thought to yourself that there really seem to be less lightning bugs/fireflies out on warm nights than you remember from being a kid, it's not your imagination. Illinoisans are seeing less of them, and there are three primary reasons why.
Over 2,500 different universities around the world were evaluated on a variety of criteria to determine the very best, and Illinois makes a great showing with eleven schools landing on the list (and two in the top 100 worldwide).
There have been several reported deaths, including one fetal loss, and many illnesses related to this outbreak. The meals were sold at Walmart and Kroger stores.
The Rox will play at Minot on Thursday night. First pitch is set for 6:35 p.m. on AM 1390 and FM 93.9 Granite City Sports. The Rox next home game is scheduled for Monday at Joe Faber Field.
A scorching heat wave will hit the Midwest this weekend, pushing temperatures near 100°F and raising serious health risks. Stay informed with safety tips and the latest forecast.