Rockford Public Library

When there isn't a whole lot going on, books will help you get through some of the more boring moments.

With COVID-19 cases on the rise, the Rockford Public Library announced Monday that they are closing through December 1st, and people are NOT happy.

Every Wednesday the Rockford Library is hosting an awesome virtual event for teens.

In other not-surprised-by-this-place-closing news, Rockford Public Library dropped a bombshell of an announcement, some of which is not actually bad.

Rockford Public Library is reopening the doors and the experience is going to be very different.

The Rockford Public Library kicks off their summer reading challenge today, June 1, inviting Rockford kids to read as much as they can this summer.

At first, it sounds like the library is looking to attract a new demographic, but that's not the case. You might even be surprised why these books are "banned."

Rockford Public Library shared an apology note they received from the other side of the world in regards to a book that was long past due and the late fee would have been a record breaker

Rockford native, Natasha Leggero was on "The Late Show" last night and said something that made us all say, "Huh? What?"

Expanded library hours will return on January 1st.