That’s Shawnee National Forest for you—a sprawling 289,000-acre paradise tucked away in southern Illinois near Herod that somehow remains one of America’s most underrated natural wonders.

The removal of fencerows across Illinois has had significant, and often unseen, consequences for our environment, from declining wildlife populations to increased soil erosion.

Rockford, Ill (WTVO) — Senior Program Director at the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois, James Patterson, and the Co-Chair of Friends of Veterans Memorial, Ernie Redfern, share the va… ...

In the shadow of corn, soybeans and climate change, a handful of farmers are building a supply chain for local produce in Illinois.

This week, Illinois anglers started consistently catching fish on cicada flies and lures, especially smallmouth bass and carp. As has been the case in the South, the Midwest is experiencing great ...