Letters to the Editor

On behalf of Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois, I would like to thank the 53 volunteers that gave over 1,774

I remember a book titled, “The Irony of American Politics.” Perhaps an additional footnote. According to the United States Department

The 2nd anniversary of the Nova-Kem LLC chemical incident in Seward (June 2, 2013) brings to mind those who were

The Obama administration just released their long-awaited strategy to save the bees—and unfortunately, the news isn’t good. The plan includes

As the first line of healthcare delivery, particularly in underserved urban and rural areas of Illinois, pharmacists strive every day

Voters in Winnebago and DeKalb Counties showed strong support Tuesday for the Advisory Referendum for Anti-Corruption Reform. In DeKalb County

Once again in Sunday’s Rockford Register Star an article was run regarding the money pit we have come to know

Sheldon Silver, former Speaker of the NY Assembly, was indicted in January on corruption charges. Regarding his case, Zephyr Teachout

  Robots can be dangerous Face it — this whole robotic science movement has me frightened. We have all seen

Illinois is 50th, the worst-run state. Illinois debt is $1.4 billion. Gov. Pat Quinn’s temporary income tax raise expired Dec.

When it comes to winter car care, many motorists think of antifreeze and batteries, but vehicles need extra attention when

For the fourth year in a row, the Joseph F. Glidden Homestead and Historical Center in DeKalb partnered with Pay-It-Forward

President Barack Obama’s budget proposes doubling the federal budget to combat antibiotic resistance. This is exciting, given that experts warn

I am very concerned about conflicts in the Mideast. I feel that USA’s image there is very negatively influenced by