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From a Chatham kitchen to millions of monthly visitors: the story behind AllThingsMamma.com. Link in comments.

Members of the military are not allowed to speak to the press without authorization. Under this administration, those rules and the ramifications for breaking them have gotten even stricter.

But some members who are no longer a part of the mission have become more open to sharing their thoughts. NPR story ⬇️

Flock has been the target of much of the public's ire, but its rivals have largely avoided it. Now, some of those competitors are trying to cash in on Flock's fall from grace. More ⬇️

Grayson was sentenced to 20 years in prison for second-degree murder. The former Sangamon County deputy shot Massey in 2024 at her home. More of the story in comments ⬇️

Homes in Gary, Portage, Lake Station and Munster still lacked electricity as of Sunday morning. The latest ⬇️

Recent state inspections show numerous county-level juvenile detention centers fail to meet state standards. There have also been claims of abuse and lack of oversight. Studies have also shown locking up juveniles can have long-term consequences.

Hear about two new laws aimed at reforming the system. Listen now to Statewide. ⬇️

A total of 55% of farmers surveyed said federal policies over the previous year had hurt their operations, compared with just 19% who said they had helped. Details ⬇️

Listen to the Community Voices interview and find out more details ⬇️

Tune in Saturday night at 11 to hear Springfield native Stella Cole on Jazz Inspired with Judy Carmichael. Listen at 91-9 FM and at NPRIllinois.org

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said late Friday that "Canada will match those tariffs dollar for dollar to protect our workers and businesses." Story ⬇️