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Watch Out for These 7 Illinois Laws That Go Into Effect January 1
7 new laws will go into effect in Illinois beginning January 1, 2025 and they affect just about everyone.
Some in Illinois Will See a Property Tax Jump of 1,222%?
Can you imagine if you opened your mailbox and learned taxes on your home had jumped a remarkable 1,222%? That's what reportedly has just happened to some in Illinois.
Illinois Woman Knew Something in the Woods was Watching Her?
I think it's safe to say everyone has experienced the sense that something unseen is watching you. Now, imagine that happening when you're alone in the woods. That's exactly what happened recently to a woman in the central part of Illinois.
McRib Returns to Illinois McDonalds & You Can Buy a Jug of Sauce
The McRib is coming back to Illinois McDonalds, but there's more excitement about the jugs of McRib sauce that you can get for one day only.
Surprise Blizzard Ahead? Farmers’ Almanac Warns Illinois
Farmer's Almanac thinks Illinois is in for quite a weather event in the not so distant future.
Illinois Truck Drivers, Avoid Kentucky These 3 Days in November
If you're a truck driver, might want to avoid Kentucky (if you can) later in November.
New Shopping Carts in Illinois Walmart Stores on January 1, 2025
January 1, 2025 will begin with a new type of shopping cart in Illinois Walmart stores.
Illinois Having the 2nd Most Picturesque Lake is Questionable
It could be argued that Illinois should not claim ownership of this lake though.
59,000 Square Foot Amazon Facility Coming to Quincy, Illinois
A huge Amazon distribution center is coming to Quincy, Illinois.
Feds Tried (and Failed) to Ban These Illinois Christmas Lights
The government tried to play the role of the Grinch, but those in Illinois that celebrate the Christmas spirit won the day.