Groceries

It's a complicated deal that isn't final yet, but it could mean that more than a dozen Illinois grocery stores are about to get new names soon.

I had completely forgotten about this, but starting in July everyone that shops in Illinois will get reminded of the tax relief that we've been enjoying for the past year when it comes to gas and groceries because it's about to end.

Experts say a butter shortage will wreak havoc on our 2022 holiday baking plans, and the TikTok butter board trend is part of the problem.

I know. You've seen enough of these posts about Illinois' problems, whether it's high taxes, high numbers of people leaving, or whatever--that you're probably thinking "of course Illinois is the most expensive, or why would he write about this?"

I've been over to Woodman's a few times in the past couple of years and I haven't seen one of these rolling around in the aisles.

So many unfortunate events in the last fifteen months have led to thousands of families struggling to find meals. This event is for families who need it most.

City First Church and their partners have helped so many families put food on their tables. Their next drive thru event will surpass what's been done before.

If you've been wiping down your groceries, you should read this.

Aldi is expanding its curbside pickup to over 600 stores, which will include our area, by the end of July.

On Sunday, Pritzker said that simply keeping your distance, 6 feet away from anyone else, may not be enough to protect you and your family.