Dogs can't talk, but oh, can they communicate, says Tom McBride.

A Department of Children and Family Services caseworker was attacked and killed while on a welfare check this month. It's happened before and that's making state lawmakers take notice of the dangers with the job. We talk with a former investigator who now trains those entering a career in child protection. That story and more on Statewide.

High school physics & Earth science teacher Sam Watt gives us the lowdown on how to teach STEM labs remotely when you just have a few springs, tubes, and pencils!

Utility companies would be required to submit annual diversity reports

A northern Illinois library was one in 16 new libraries in the U.S. to receive prestigious top honor for its service outputs during 2019.

Two years into a pandemic, Connie Seraphine manages to find small, positive connections just about every day. But it can take some work.

Measures would give voters direct say in legislative process, they say

The nation's blood supply is at its lowest level in a decade, and Frankie DiCiaccio would love to help. But...

School officials across Illinois say a shortage of teachers and substitutes is forcing them to cancel course offerings, move them online or fill open positions with people who are not fully qualified.

Advocates say the bill is necessary for EV access in multifamily homes