Black Rockford leaders: ‘Now is the time to stand against racism’ amid Minneapolis unrest
George Floyd was killed on May 25 after Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck for at least 7…
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Rockford middle class families face financial hardship because of the pandemic
The Human Services office with the City of Rockford says the number of calls from people asking for financial help has…
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Rockford African American Resource Center to help kids cope with stress during summer camp
The AARC says it will follow the guidelines set by state and local officials once they are…
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Northern Illinois Food Bank host pop-up market in Rockford
The market is a part of the food bank’s response to helping those during the…
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People protest for reopening in Rockford
Protesters say they want local leaders consider opening up the area…
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Illinois House passes budget late Saturday evening
This budget would be a $42.64 billion operating budget for next year, a 6.8% increase over current…
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COVID-19 outbreak puts construction on Habitat for Humanity home on hold
In total, the organization needs $25,000 to finish the…
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Some Rockford restaurants may not open June 1 based on potential dining capacity limits
Winnebago County and Rockford city officials announced plans to let restaurants reopen for dining but some restaurants say depending on the rules, it…
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Rockford leader says it’s time to stop the violence
NAACP Rockford Chapter President Rhonda Greer says it is important for people to band together and stand up against…
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IDES confirms data breach within new unemployment portal
IDES still encourages people to file unemployment benefits through the PUA…
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