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Des Plaines’ newest snowplow has been named Scoop Dogg.

‘What’s my name?’ For Des Plaines’ newest snowplow, it’s Scoop Dogg

The name of the newest snowplow in Des Plaines’ fleet pays homage to award-winning rapper and actor Snoop Dogg.

Thyme and parsley grow in pots beside a windowsill on Long Island, N.Y.

Herbs grown indoors require extra care. Here are some tips

Herbs grown indoors require extra care. Here are some tips to help them thrive.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined his counterparts from the other four states in filing the suit Thursday against HHS and its secretary, Robert Kennedy Jr.

Illinois, 4 other states targeted for child care funding freeze win restraining order

Illinois and the four other Democratic-led states that were subject to the Trump administration’s freeze on $10 billion in federal funding for child care and family servi...

Children’s health: What’s causing your child’s cough and sniffles?

Cough and congestion are common for many children this time of year, signaling any number of illnesses. For parents, it’s important to identify the exact cause of your child’s discomfort, as effective treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis.

A finger-prick blood test may be the future of detecting Alzheimer’s.

Researchers: Finger-prick blood test could offer easier way to detect Alzheimer’s

A finger-prick blood test that can be mailed to a lab may offer a simpler way to detect the brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study.

Legislation passed by the Illinois General Assembly includes trikes as bikes. Columnist Ralph Banasiak test drives a three-wheeled “tadpole” model at Busse Woods Forest Preserve in Elk Grove Village.

2025 biking highlights in Illinois: Trikes as bikes, e-bikes, new laws and path plans

Trikes as bikes, e-bikes, new laws and plans for biking and pedestrian paths were among the cycling stories making headlines in Illinois in 2025.

New studies show that red wine isn’t any better for you than white wine.

Is red wine better for you than white? The answer may surprise you.

Is red wine healthier than white wine? Many people think red wine is better for you than white wine or other types of alcohol. The evidence suggests that any type of alcohol — including red wine — is unlikely to make you any healthier than drinking no alcohol at all.