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Are you cleaning your house too much?

— August 31, 2021

Keeping your home clean, especially if you have children, seems like it should be a top priority. Making sure that surfaces are free of germs and that your family doesn’t pick up…

State lawmakers could vote on energy bill in special session
— August 30, 2021

SPRINGFIELD – Lawmakers will return to the Statehouse on Tuesday, Aug. 31 for what is scheduled as a one-day special session to reconsider the legislative redistricting plan they…
Urban beekeeper’s expansion pays off during pandemic
— August 30, 2021

Approaching the hives along the Metra tracks on Chicago’s south side the smell of grass smoke intensifies as Oscar Villa, beekeeper, and owner of Bee-utiful Honey, waves his smoker….
What you should know about apple cider vinegar
— August 29, 2021

Do a quick internet search on apple cider vinegar and you’ll find a slew of health benefits — everything from improving digestion and aiding heartburn to killing bacteria to burning…
State eviction moratorium stands despite U.S. Supreme Court decision
— August 27, 2021

SPRINGFIELD — While the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a federal eviction moratorium Thursday, Aug. 26 a recently extended state stay on residential eviction enforcement remains in effect…

Governor sends ethics bill back to lawmakers on technical change
— August 30, 2021

SPRINGFIELD – An ethics bill that was hotly debated during the spring legislative session is headed back to the General Assembly with a request for a technical change, but not the…
TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH: Alkaline diet may help boost cancer treatment
— August 30, 2021

DEAR DR. ROACH: What is your opinion of the alkaline diet? I have several friends who have battled cancer, and they have adopted alkaline diets as adjuncts to their cancer treatments….
Pilot combines passions of agriculture and aviation
— August 29, 2021

Kris Petersen grew up at the airport. His parents, Scott and Sarah Petersen, started Pontiac Flying Service in 1997 and their young son was often in tow at the Livingston County facility….